1. "Carbon"
2. "Yes, Anastasia"
3. "Pretty Good Year"
4. "Marianne"
5. "Spark"
6. "Hey Jupiter" (Dakota Mix)
7. "A Sorta Fairytale"
8. "Caught a Lite Sneeze"
9. "Cornflake Girl"
10. "Girl"
11. "Horses"
12. "Taxi Ride"
13. "Silent All These Years"
14. "Baker Baker"
15. "Juarez"
16. "Winter"
17. "Father's Son"
18. "Sugar"
19. "Raspberry Swirl"
20. "Virginia"

You may just post a Top 10. :drama:

There's no way in hell I can do this.

Her music is too good it hurts alright.

It is. And I listen to it as a whole, often. I wouldn't be able to pick single tracks like that.

I feel so bad for leaving "Bells for Her", "I Can't See New York", "Father Lucifer", "Cruel", "The Power of Orange Knickers", "Bliss" and Northern Lad" from my Top 20.

And soooooooooo many others. :Topaz:

In random order:

Spark
Cruel
Black Dove (January)
Raspberry Swirl
Jackie's Strength
Iieee
Liquid Diamonds
She's Your Cocaine
Northern Lad
Hotel
Playboy Mommy
Pandora's Aquarium

:violin:

Scarlet's Walk, Boys for Pele and Under the Pink are all BETTER albums than From the Choirgirl Hotel :Topaz:

Scarlet's walk is 1. way too long and 2. contains a lot of fillers. Boys for Pele is indeed in the same league but not as good. Under the Pink is my third favourite album by her.

Is Under the Pink a dirty joke or is it just me?

Oh well. I can sort of understand why fans rarely regard songs off Scarlet's Walk as among their all-time favorites.

Initially, I thought Scarlet's Walk is too lengthy and some weaker tracks should have been erased to make it a tighter and a more concise album, but later I came to a realization what makes that record exceptional is its overall American countryside vibe. It's a terrific set of songs which range from crappy like "Mrs. Jesus" to run-of-the-mill like "Your Cloud", to wonderful masterpieces namely "Carbon" and "Virginia" - they all perfectly accompany the long, lonely yet meaningful journey of Scarlet. When you're on a journey, not every stop would please you.

Boys for Pele is like the bravest album ever made, no doubt about that. I love the incredibly quiet and dark mood to it. It's the record that Fiona Apple, Sarah McLachlan, Bjork and Kate Bush would only dream to create.

How can you in a MILLION years compare Björk to Tori? :manson:

OK, I made a mistake there. Bjork isn't a piano diva, sorry. Forgot about that :lol2:

:beer:

And I'll say that Hounds Of Love beats all of Tori's efforts.

That's so predictable :Topaz:

Another reason why I despise BullaFuckingBarbie, besides his stupidity, is that he thinks Tori is watered-down Kate. Blah. Tori has a voice of an angel (and a sensual one at that), Kate sounds like a mosquito. :manson:

Anyway, I really like "Cloudbusting", "Wow" and "King of the Mountain". :beer:

Ive never been able to get into her

Well, perhaps her music is a bit too sophisticated for your liking. :grin:

Tori, is an ACQUIRED taste :queenbitch:

Nah. Tori is just too overrated by rubbish fags :queenbitch: Let's ask Pera :chuckle:































j/k :D

who the fuck is Myra Ellen? JR Ewing's first wife?

Must be her real name :unsure: