Tori Amos - Boys For Pele (2 Vinyl)
HK$199.00
| 格式 | LP |
| 片裝數 | 2 |
| 生產地 | EU |
| 語言 | 英語 |
| 性別/組合 | 女歌手 |
| 類別 | 歐西流行 |
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The classic album "Boys For Pele" by the famous female singer Tori Amos has been out of print for a long time. Now it is re-released by Warner Music upon popular demand. It is released in limited quantities worldwide and will be sold out while stocks last. Fans of Tori Amos must not miss it!
"Boys For Pele", an album released by the famous female singer Tori Amos in 1996, is the first album produced by Tori Amos. It describes the monologue of her process of finding her own passion on her own when she was lost at the crossroads of relationships between men and women. The 18 songs she composed show complete freedom in melody. It is almost impossible to find the main melody, so she can only indulge herself in the ups and downs of each note. The lyrics are absolutely abstract, and the beginning, development, turning point and ending are all rich and exquisite metaphors. The biggest change is in the arrangement. In addition to her usual exquisite and fluent harpsichord playing, she also added brass instruments for the first time. From the fiery temperament of the first single "Caught A Lite Sneeze", to the crazy "Professional Widow", to the blue feelings undercurrent in "Hey Jupiter", Tori Amos thinks with music, and the melody is the endless thread for her to tie herself up in a cocoon. With the pleasure of peeling off her own scars layer by layer, she finally reaches a state where both nightmares and joy are clear and bright.
Side A (LP 1)
1. Horses
2. Blood Roses
3. Father Lucifer
4. Professional Widow
Side B
1. Mr Zebra
2. Marianne
3. Caught A Lite Sneeze
4. Muhammad My Friend
5. Hey Jupiter
Side A (LP 2)
1. Way Down
2. Little Amsterdam
3. Talula
4. Not The Red Baron
Side B
1. Agent Orange
2. Doughnut Song
3. In The Springtime Of His Voodoo
4. Putting The Damage On
5. Twinkle
"Boys For Pele", an album released by the famous female singer Tori Amos in 1996, is the first album produced by Tori Amos. It describes the monologue of her process of finding her own passion on her own when she was lost at the crossroads of relationships between men and women. The 18 songs she composed show complete freedom in melody. It is almost impossible to find the main melody, so she can only indulge herself in the ups and downs of each note. The lyrics are absolutely abstract, and the beginning, development, turning point and ending are all rich and exquisite metaphors. The biggest change is in the arrangement. In addition to her usual exquisite and fluent harpsichord playing, she also added brass instruments for the first time. From the fiery temperament of the first single "Caught A Lite Sneeze", to the crazy "Professional Widow", to the blue feelings undercurrent in "Hey Jupiter", Tori Amos thinks with music, and the melody is the endless thread for her to tie herself up in a cocoon. With the pleasure of peeling off her own scars layer by layer, she finally reaches a state where both nightmares and joy are clear and bright.
Side A (LP 1)
1. Horses
2. Blood Roses
3. Father Lucifer
4. Professional Widow
Side B
1. Mr Zebra
2. Marianne
3. Caught A Lite Sneeze
4. Muhammad My Friend
5. Hey Jupiter
Side A (LP 2)
1. Way Down
2. Little Amsterdam
3. Talula
4. Not The Red Baron
Side B
1. Agent Orange
2. Doughnut Song
3. In The Springtime Of His Voodoo
4. Putting The Damage On
5. Twinkle
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