Under The Pink - Tori Amos Reviews

This is a fun jaunty album and not as intense as little earthquakes. This is her second studio album and its very wild and wacky. my favourite tracks would be the piano ballad the waitress with alternating loud and fast and quiet and slow sections. Each section is then joined up with a guitar and piano riff that works a treat. Other good ones are ...  Read the complete review

Tori Amos has been quiet in the last few years, so it is refreshing to look back at her early work and rediscover her influence over some of today's female artists Style of music: Eclectic, quirky and often abstract, yet mangaging to convey accessible pop melodies and deliver some breathy and sexual vocals, which have a ...  Read the complete review

With the likes of Avril Lavigne and Norah Jones cluttering up the charts at the moment it seems that the female singer-songwriter genre is on its way back up. But while Avril torments us with the tedious teenage angst of ‘Sk8er Boi’, Tori Amos continues to release masterpieces that go relatively unnoticed. Tori Amos was ...  Read the complete review

'Under The Pink' is Tori Amos' sophomore release. Although its predecessor, 'Little Earthquakes' strikes more of an emotional chord with me personally, 'Under The Pink' is equally brilliant. On this album, Tori experiments with different sounds, which add a new element to her songs. Her lyrics are also drastically more ...  Read the complete review

"Little Earthquakes" was amazing as a debut album but if you are new to Tori Amos then I suggest buying "Under The Pink". Tori has moved on from the solo effort in this album and uses a band and keyboard as well as piano. Her use of the piano also differs - for example, she muffled the sound for some of her ...  Read the complete review

I have seen grown men reduced to tears by this woman. I saw her live in Cardiff a few years back, and the atmosphere was absolutely electricifying. From the moment she strode onto the stage and played a single note on the piano, she had complete silence and the audience was in the palm of her hand. By the end of the concert most of the men in the ...  Read the complete review

This album is the truly amazing follow up to Little Earthquakes. I bought it in 1997, after several years of being a Tori hater. It blew me away the first time I heard it, and every time I listen to it now, there is still something else which stands out to me. There are several very good tracks on the album, but the ones that stand ...  Read the complete review