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Tori Amos mentions WDC on new cd On her new cd, in the song Wednesday she refers 2 "When Doves Cry" here's the part with the reference:
"out past the fountain" a left by the station I start the day in the usual way then think - well why not- and stop for a coffee and begin to recall things that you say pluck up the courage and snap it's gone again I start humming 'when doves cry' Peace "Time is a train, makes the future the past" | |
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? [This message was edited Tue Jun 10 3:04:43 PDT 2003 by IstenSzek] and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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I love the album. To me it represents a return to a simpler sound. I think it's her most straight forward and honest album since Under the Pink and possibly Little Earthquakes. I think she made the right move with this one. | |
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? [This message was edited Tue Jun 10 3:05:04 PDT 2003 by IstenSzek] and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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I listen to this at least once a day. I agree it's heavily influenced by Strange Little Girls, and it didn't grab me at first. It does grow on you though. She's incredible. | |
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Just more of the same.
She ain't going nowhere no more. Love the land map though. I am still in the listening process. I am sure it will grow on me, like all of her other albums except that stupid cover album. Why is she with Sony now? Did I miss sumthing? | |
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I can't really judge the album yet, since I only received it yesterday and am still listening 2 it 
But it does sound pretty much all the same on this album... I hope repeated listens will remedy this... I have always liked her msuic though, I got in2 he songs when I first heard "Cornflake Girl" I immediateluy bought the cdsingle and the cd 'under the pink" wow, she was 2 me the female Prince... I saw her perform live once in 92 I believe 4 the under the Pink Tour , very cool and intimate.. peace "Time is a train, makes the future the past" | |
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Could she be more pretentious? | |
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TRON said: I love the album. To me it represents a return to a simpler sound. I think it's her most straight forward and honest album since Under the Pink and possibly Little Earthquakes. I think she made the right move with this one.
i have to say i agree...i thought nothing could be better than Boys for Pele but this is brilliant...i love that she has balls enough to admit that 9-11 made her think about this country and not necessarily in a great light...amber waves says it all...America is a whore...but there is always hope and room for improvement...we can make America great again (ok, ok, cue the patriotic music)...alright, let me stop, too much coffee and not enough sleep...but i do love the album and it's statement. | |
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FreezerBurn said: Could she be more pretentious? more pretentious then a certain purple dwarf?? |
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Good lyrics, boring music.
It all soundz the same after the first 3 songs. | |
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