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From: wagreiner@ucdavis.edu ()
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1993 19:03:52 GMT
Subject: Re: Kate Bush vs. Tori Amos???
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: University of California, Davis
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In article <1993Aug25.155028.28292@netnews.noc.drexel.edu> giamomj@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu (Mike G.) writes: > >Re: Kate Bush vs. Tori Amos??? > >In article <NESSUS.93Aug24141733@twitch.media.mit.edu> Douglas Alan, >nessus@media.mit.edu writes: >>Actually, calling something "arty" is usually considered an insult. >>Therefore if Kate's work is "artier" than Tori's, it would be a point >>in favor of Tori. Of course, Kate's work is artier. It also happens >>to be better, despite this. > >I find your above statment confusing and somewhat contradictory....please >explain. And how is "arty" an insult? > Well, I didn't make the statement, so I certainly am not speaking for the person who did, but I agree with his general point. Usually when people these days describe something as "arty" or "artsy" what they mean is that is is self-consciously artistic or plain old pretentious. Kate does, to me at least, sound a bit self-conscious at time, but I rarely think of her as pretentious. Amos does sound a little looser to me. I like both of them though. Wade