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 "American Doll Posse is an album with attitude, this time blatantly on display."

 "Dragon and Smokey Joe rightfully enter a hypothetical list of the Redhead’s best tracks ever."

This review explores Tori Amos’ 2007 album American Doll Posse, praising its boldness and musical diversity despite some flaws. The album is described as rich in attitude and experimentation, drawing on a broad range of influences from indie and folk to 70s retro styles. Highlighted are standout tracks that resonate with fans of Amos’ previous work. Though complex and sometimes overwhelming, the album captivates listeners with its emotional depth and artistic ambition. Explore the daring soundscape of American Doll Posse and experience Tori Amos’ musical storytelling like never before.