Things move desperately quickly in the world of music - last weekend we pOpped up the packshot for the new Tori Amos album 'Abnormally Attracted To Sin'. One week ago, it hadn't appeared on the Australian release schedule. But just six days on, the album has been confirmed for a May 15 Australian release and there's now a video for the album's first single 'Welcome To England', which premiered on Yahoo US overnight. The clip features the flame-haired goddess meandering towards London's Albert Memorial in Hyde Park, dressed to the nines, wearing impossibly high shoes. The clip then takes you on a cab ride past some of London's most famous iconic images - red buses, the London Eye, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace etc, before the songstress slips into something more comfortable (and American) to wander towards the river. After a long day seeing the sights, she has time for just one last costume change to view the city skyline from aboard the London Eye. Pretty.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
TORI AMOS : Welcome To England
Things move desperately quickly in the world of music - last weekend we pOpped up the packshot for the new Tori Amos album 'Abnormally Attracted To Sin'. One week ago, it hadn't appeared on the Australian release schedule. But just six days on, the album has been confirmed for a May 15 Australian release and there's now a video for the album's first single 'Welcome To England', which premiered on Yahoo US overnight. The clip features the flame-haired goddess meandering towards London's Albert Memorial in Hyde Park, dressed to the nines, wearing impossibly high shoes. The clip then takes you on a cab ride past some of London's most famous iconic images - red buses, the London Eye, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace etc, before the songstress slips into something more comfortable (and American) to wander towards the river. After a long day seeing the sights, she has time for just one last costume change to view the city skyline from aboard the London Eye. Pretty.
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I love her - through and through.
Except she doesn't change her clothes again after going all "American" - that's one of the 'characters' she 'played' in her "American Doll Posse" so in effect, a different girl.
And that's whats so great - she is art
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