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THE REVIEW
Mornings when, upon waking, you feel ungovernable.
It may even rain but (at the moment) you have no one to blame…
Then someone tells you ""Is it raining? Eat chocolate, listen to Tori Amos, and make peace with the world".
So, you spin a record that sounds like an Apocalyptic Spiritual Blues but with minimal Baroque Pop touches.
A perfect album and you already feel better.
May Athena bless you. May Zeus protect you.
Mo.
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The review describes waking up feeling restless and finding solace in Tori Amos' album 'Boys For Pele.' The album is portrayed as a perfect mix of apocalyptic spiritual blues with baroque pop, offering comfort and a sense of peace. It suggests the music as a remedy for emotional turmoil, blessing listeners with protection and healing.
Tori Amos
American singer-songwriter and pianist Myra Ellen 'Tori' Amos (born 1963 in Newton, North Carolina) rose to prominence with piano-driven, confessional albums beginning with Little Earthquakes (1992).37 Reviews
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By fosca
Boys for Pele, the third album by the red-haired musician, completely highlights her creative genius distinguishing itself from the previous ones with a more complex and heterogeneous musical structure.
The journey to Tori is a wonderful, one-way trip...
By pluto77
Boys for Pele was as appreciated by many as it was criticized by others.
Bold and Inspired. Perhaps Tori’s best, far from MTV specials and easy radio plays.
