Re: Gaffa meet Milla

[williasr@nextwork.rose-hulman.edu]

> William C. Hendricks (wchendri@rodan.syr.edu) wrote:
> : It is my understanding that rec.music.gaffa is open to discussion of  
not only
> : Kate Bush but also artists expected to be of interest to those who  
appreciate
> : whatever genre of music she belongs to (sophisticated female vocal  
perhaps).
> 
> : Personally I have not been impressed by any other of the popular  
artists
> : mentioned (at least among Tori Amos and Happy Rhodes) in fact my taste  
in 
> : music outside of Kate Bush tends toward jazz and unusual rock bands  
like
> : King Crimson and Captain Beefheart.
> 
> : Nevertheless, upon reading a favorable review in Rolling Stone  
magazine,
> : I was inspired to purchase Milla _The Divine Comedy_.

Um. I picked up the album as well. I think the vocal, in places, is very  
much like Tori Amos, so of these comments seem contradictory; however,  
I've not listened to a lot of Tori stuff so I wouldn't want to say anymore  
than that there is a similarity between their vocals.  At the same time,
she has her own unique style. I'd reccommend it to anyone looking for  
something new.  After I picked up all the Kate Bush albums, I had to find  
something new myself, and Milla was my choice.  Not a bad choice for a  
Kate Bush or Tori fan...

(another) Steven Williams


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