heartbeatocean said:

That's a cool way of putting it.

NorthernLad said:

I haven't had time to listen to it yet although I've already heard almost every song on there. Now that work has calmed down I can afford to spend some quality time with it as well as with the Tori box.

I went to Disneyworld a few years ago and I saw one other goth couple there. My ex and I were trying to 'keep it real' by only going on the really fast or scary or twisted rides. That's tough to do in Disney. The place is so goddamn happy!

sextonseven said:

NorthernLad said:

I'ma post my version later tonight.

AnckSuNamun said:

It's really something. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

NorthernLad said:

And Best Buy's price for this is really good right now.

sallysassalot said:

She has always and will always sell pretty well. We're a crazy lot. We have to buy everything.

DMSR said:

That's awesome! What year was that?

heartbeatocean said:

I like rock and roll, pianos, and preachers. Maybe I'll check her out.

Adisa said:

The song of hers that epitomizes that strange brew is "God". Look for it.

GangstaFam said:

Which album? I'll listen to a clip on amazon.com

Adisa said:

orgnoted.

GangstaFam said:

Adisa said:

For a long time that was my favorite Tori song.

sextonseven said:

Definitely worthy.

Am I the only one who thinks it sounds like a template for the things she'd try out on Choirgirl?

GangstaFam said:

I can see that. The very first time I saw her live on the first leg of the Under The Pink tour, she performed "God" with backing tracks because the band thing hadn't happened yet.

sextonseven said:

That's the first time I saw her too.

NorthernLad said:

i have a pretty good quality version of it. not just the bad one that
was on the internet for a while.

i don't know where it came from but it's skip free and pretty good
sounding at about 256 Kbps

IstenSzek said:

GangstaFam said:

let me explain that to you in an orgnote

oh and i'm slowly but surely getting all the tracks from this
set, thanks to a very cool friend of mine



anywho, i'm loving it sooo much. i'm on a tori-trip again as
of right now!



loving all those remastered and slightly tweaked tracks that
are on this release. even untouched tracks like "horses" do
sound better and more clear. are they remastered too?

so beautiful


[Edited 9/28/06 13:30pm]

the oh-so-subtle difference in the strings on "yes, anastesia" has me creaming in my pink panties!

sallysassalot said:

I like it, and I like CALS as well. Not sold yet on the Cruel and iieee remixes, though..

NorthernLad said:

oh shit, they're my faves so far!

sallysassalot said:

the backing vocals in iieee becoming more prominent is a problem for me, i think... it almost sounds like 2 separate lead vocals going on at the same time... i don't know if it works for me. ah well, i'm sure with time it won't seem so jarring.

NorthernLad said:

for me its all about the abrupt stop in the "iieee" chant followed by the accentuation of a particular instrument. and i love the operatic background voice coming to the forefront. the louder, heavier guitar.

fuck me. this bitch.

2freaky4church1 said:

I know terrible! It was 1993 I think, when Little Earthquakes came out. The Peace sign might be worse!

GangstaFam said:

I think 1993? whenevr her first cd was out. She was really nice and funny too. she loves playing and writing music. very creative type and knew what she was gonna make it if she worked hard and was herself instead of what the music biz wanted her to be.

Adisa said:

With a feminist, sometimes-diabolical twist.

sallysassalot said:

I understand. Also one of my favourites of the tweaked tracks up til now...