Do it. I went solo to a gig on the Night of Hunters tour and it was amazing. I kinda preferred it, because I didn't have to sit through the whole gig being conscious of whether the friend/partner I had dragged along was also enjoying it.

Tori Amos never played Lilith Fair. I believe she was invited but turned it down because she felt she didn't fit stylistically, and also because touring with a grand piano is a logistical nightmare if you're having to fit into a specific time slot with little time to tune the piano properly etc.

Because she's a raisin girl 😉

It should never have been consigned to being just a bee, it's such an audaciously epic track.

Interesting theory about Benjamin. Tell me more 😀

Hotel would be another possible choice, I reckon.

And Flying Dutchman.

Both exceed the 5 minute mark and feature numerous stylistic shifts throughout.

Tori Amos has been my number 1 since I was 14 and likely always will be

But Joanna Newsom operates on a whole other level to everyone else. Utterly unique and beguiling.

So yep, those two.

A man of great taste, clearly. Whilst I don't personally agree with all of the specific album picks, the artists themselves are undoubtedly all 🔥 and some of my absolute favourites.

Ooof! Every single second of this is just absolutely enchanting and transports me right back to the height of my Tori fanaticism. Doughnut Song sounds especially stellar here 🔥💪

I'd love for Live in NY and the 5-and-a-half weeks TV special to get a digital physical release,too.

Especially these expanded live iterations

And of course, here’s the obligatory nudge to get your Android pals on board too. Thx to everyone who has already donated! This means a lot!!!

Night of Hunters is a masterpiece

Nothing in this world makes sense anymore, including the fact that Tori Amos has released this unannounced side project mini-album to accompany her children's book. It should be largely forgettable, yet it just so happens to be her most musically-adventurous offering of at least the last 15 years.

As a teacher in Spain (albeit in a private school) the political views of the young people I teach are far from progressive. They despise Sanchez and openly spout pro-Franco propaganda (and most of their parents vote Vox). I fear the next election will see the right take charge once again.