Tori Amos

ARTICLES IN LIBRARY

Ellen Amos: Piano Bars - Springboards to Success
Interview by Charles Bermant, The Washington Times, September 1983
COCKTAIL PIANISTS OCCUPY the lowest rung in the musician's hierarchy. While there are some whose performances approach true art, and others whose reputations place them ahead ...

Tori Amos: Can we talk?
Profile and Interview by Mat Snow, Q, February 1992
If you have a moment, Tori Amos, composer, songstress and troubled soul has a few things she’d like to get off her chest. There’s her grandmother, ...

I Believe In Peace, Bitch. Tori Amos Talks Back
Profile and Interview by Ben Edmonds, Creem, March 1994
EVERYBODY IS multi-lingual.

You learn a language to communicate with other people. You learn a dream language to communicate with yourself. But the real language, the one ...

Tori Amos
Retrospective and Interview by Ben Edmonds, Contemporary Musicians, September 1994
AFTER SPENDING years in classical piano training, then experimenting with the Los Angeles rock scene, Tori Amos attracted a popular music audience with her pure talent ...

Under the Doublethink: Tori Amos
Interview by Antonella Gambotto, Elle (Australia), 1996
ON STAGE, SHE silences. The impact of her voice – that ethereal, that demoniacal, that rare instrument – is overwhelming; it is, in its own way, ...

Tori Amos: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
Live Review by Carol Cooper, New York Daily News, May 1996
Performing non-stop for nearly two hours on Monday night, Tori Amos sang and played like a woman possessed by the need for release. ...

Tori Amos: Irving Plaza, NYC
Live Review by Eric Weisbard, Village Voice, April 1998
TORI AMOS believes in the rhythm method. ...

Tori Amos: From The Choirgirl Hotel
Review and Interview by Sylvie Simmons, Mojo, May 1998
IT'S NOT at all what I expected. I'd spoken to Tori just before the album was completed, and the few finished tracks I'd heard were haunting. ...

Tori Amos: From The Choirgirl Hotel (East West)
Review by Kit Aiken, Uncut, June 1998
Fourth album from singer/songwriter with a fan base of two ...

Tori Amos: The Loudest Voice in the Chair
Interview by Chris Smith, The Performing Songwriter, September 1998
My scream got lost in a paper cup you think there's a heaven where some screams have gone?
I've got twenty-five bucks and a cracker do you ...