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Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 1:34 pm
by Me and my Marshall
Skinned wrote:
megique wrote:does anyone here know where can i find Tori's b-sides? if it's not allowed to share such informations here, please PM me. i need to know a few more songs before Saturday show ;)


Diagnosed Sounds is all you need

http://www.hereinmyhead.com/sounds/

(go to: b-sides)


:shocked:

This is great Skinned, thank you very much for the link. Can't wait to get all that Ellen's sutff and those rarieties recorded before WKTR release. :shades:

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 2:04 pm
by Skinned
Me and my Marshall wrote:
Skinned wrote:
megique wrote:does anyone here know where can i find Tori's b-sides? if it's not allowed to share such informations here, please PM me. i need to know a few more songs before Saturday show ;)


Diagnosed Sounds is all you need

http://www.hereinmyhead.com/sounds/

(go to: b-sides)


:shocked:

This is great Skinned, thank you very much for the link. Can't wait to get all that Ellen's sutff and those rarieties recorded before WKTR release. :shades:


you're welcome. That site is full of one-time performances and live covers from each era. It is very good.
There was a similar site called collectingbees.com but unfortunately it is down now.

Enjoy the rarities! :grin:

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 11:42 pm
by Pollyphoniac
Skinned wrote:
Pollyphoniac wrote:about the Rome show, I would rank it among the top three of those I've been to on this tour. both Italian gigs were superbly energetic but I still enjoyed the one in Hamburg better.


You came to Rome and didn't tell me! I would have said hi! :evil:


yeah, it's a pity, but before judging me you must take into account that I am travelling without my own computer and access to the internet is difficult on the road, for lack of time as well as the trouble of finding a place where I can get online (plus the fact that a lot of internet points have such bad quality seating or lighting that I just can't stand to use them, they give me a headache within minutes).

I hadn't planned anything definite regarding the shows in Italy, didn't know which (if any) I would go to, then as it turned out I was lucky to get tickets for good enough seats... I just went to Rome and Milan more or less on the spur of the moment.

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 11:54 pm
by Pollyphoniac
megique wrote:oh, and yes, i'm going to attend Saturday show ;) my first Tori show.


it was great to meet you tonight, and you were fortunate to get such a superb show in your hometown. Tori truly trumped herself here in Warsaw, her performance was indescribably energetic. I would have to rank this gig in Warsaw among the very best on this tour, absolutely on a par with the one in Hamburg, if not better (although I enjoyed the one in Hamburg a lot more, but that probablyhas something to do with my getting progressively more and more jaded by going to several more shows).

anyway it's good to meet a fellow gardener in person. :happy:

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 12:11 am
by Pollyphoniac
somebody told me (but who was it?) in another forum (or was it this one?) that he/she asked Tori on the last tour if she would consider playing a PJ Harvey song, and that Tori then said she was already thinking of doing that (but she didn't actually do it on the last tour). which is why I was thinking: if she already did have such a thing in mind, perhaps she might be willing to do it now, on the occasion of Polly's 40th birthday.

which is why I mentioned this to Tori at yesterday's meet & greet, in Zabrze. Tori didn't give me any response, so I couldn't tell what her attitude might be. but anyway I did what I could in order to honor the day (just had to try to talk Tori into playing a PJ song); even though I didn't really expect her to do it (and she didn't, in fact, do it).

:(

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 8:38 am
by megique
Pollyphoniac wrote:
megique wrote:oh, and yes, i'm going to attend Saturday show ;) my first Tori show.


it was great to meet you tonight, and you were fortunate to get such a superb show in your hometown. Tori truly trumped herself here in Warsaw, her performance was indescribably energetic. I would have to rank this gig in Warsaw among the very best on this tour, absolutely on a par with the one in Hamburg, if not better (although I enjoyed the one in Hamburg a lot more, but that probablyhas something to do with my getting progressively more and more jaded by going to several more shows).

anyway it's good to meet a fellow gardener in person. :happy:


nice too meet you too :happy:

the show was great, amazing setlist! Icicle, Spark, Bliss, Hey Jupiter, Raspberry Swirl... they're the ones i enjoyed the most.
i wasn't on any other so i have to believe you that it was one of the best, but it isn't hard to believe. perfect show for the first time :)



Pollyphoniac wrote:which is why I mentioned this to Tori at yesterday's meet & greet, in Zabrze. Tori didn't give me any response, so I couldn't tell what her attitude might be. but anyway I did what I could in order to honor the day (just had to try to talk Tori into playing a PJ song); even though I didn't really expect her to do it (and she didn't, in fact, do it).

:(

that's a shame. but maybe she will prepare it for us on the next tour ;)

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 10:12 am
by Skinned
Pollyphoniac wrote:somebody told me (but who was it?) in another forum (or was it this one?) that he/she asked Tori on the last tour if she would consider playing a PJ Harvey song, and that Tori then said she was already thinking of doing that (but she didn't actually do it on the last tour). which is why I was thinking: if she already did have such a thing in mind, perhaps she might be willing to do it now, on the occasion of Polly's 40th birthday.

which is why I mentioned this to Tori at yesterday's meet & greet, in Zabrze. Tori didn't give me any response, so I couldn't tell what her attitude might be. but anyway I did what I could in order to honor the day (just had to try to talk Tori into playing a PJ song); even though I didn't really expect her to do it (and she didn't, in fact, do it).

:(


It was me who asked Tori for a PJ cover in 2005. You did a great job; maybe she will think about it for the next aussie gigs.
The setlist for the Warsaw show was amazing. Lucky you and megique! :)

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:10 am
by Pollyphoniac
here's a few pictures from the meet & greet in Berlin (taken by a friend from Prague):


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recognize somebody there? :wink:

that little redheaded woman is so strange. why, every single Tori show I go to, she always shows up, isn't that amazing?

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:51 am
by bluesman
Hey PollyP how many shows did you make it to?

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:46 pm
by Pollyphoniac
bluesman905 wrote:Hey PollyP how many shows did you make it to?


eleven shows in total, Tori shows that is, on this tour. which means Tori is still only in second place this year, Polly being in the lead (albeit by one show only).

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 4:24 pm
by Me and my Marshall
Pollyphoniac wrote:here's a few pictures from the meet & greet in Berlin (taken by a friend from Prague):


recognize somebody there? :wink:

that little redheaded woman is so strange. why, every single Tori show I go to, she always shows up, isn't that amazing?


I don't know who could she is, maybe a hard fan of Maria, the worldwide known fat girl from the DVD, who uses be around too :laugh:

The guy wearing the red shirt perhaps is familiar to me, it seems he could be a friend of a friend's father... and that's it.

LOL, j/k of course. I see your tour has been wonderful. Excellent, I'm so glad of you. :shades:

Lovely photos, btw.

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 4:48 pm
by Pollyphoniac
Me and my Marshall wrote:
Pollyphoniac wrote:that little redheaded woman is so strange. why, every single Tori show I go to, she always shows up, isn't that amazing?


I don't know who could she is, maybe a hard fan of Maria, the worldwide known fat girl from the DVD, who uses be around too :laugh:

indeed Maria (from Connecticut) was also there, at every show on this tour. so it wouldn't be illogical to assume that the redhead might have been following her, though I think it very unlikely. :laugh:

Me and my Marshall wrote:... I see your tour has been wonderful. Excellent, I'm so glad of you. :shades:

I told Tori in Warsaw: "this has been a wonderful tour", although I've suffered my share of problems.

Me and my Marshall wrote:Lovely photos, btw.


credit for those photos should go to Renata, toriphile from Prague who suddenly "got crazy" (her own wording) and decided to go to Berlin, after enjoying the show in Prague but being so disappointed because the meet & greet in Prague was cancelled.

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 4:58 pm
by Me and my Marshall
Pollyphoniac wrote:though I think it very unlikely. :laugh:


:laugh: Agree.

Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 6:37 pm
by jesuspolly
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Re: Tori Amos

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 9:15 pm
by Glitter & Doom
Clips from "Midwinter Graces":

http://www.amazon.fr/Midwinter-Graces/dp/B002SSF1J2/

Two full songs ("What Child, Nowell" and "Star of Wonder") available to listen to here:

http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-1504 ... Amos-songs