Re: Passing thru air

[giliath@utkvx.utcc.utk.edu]

In Article <1994Jul25.181230.28516@cs.rochester.edu>
simchik@cs.rochester.edu (Drew Simchik) writes:
>In article <9406257751.AA775147704@zdlmail.ziff.com>,
>Miller, Ben <bmiller@zdlmail.ziff.com> wrote:
>>
>> In article <Pine.3.89.9407221759.A15845-0100000@hardy.u.washington.edu> Bruce 
>>Gordon writes:
>>
>>>>ps:  I think we should let Tori Amos mature a bit more, ere we go 
>>>>deifying her. -bg
>>
>>I say - Amen!
>
>Blasphemers.  You will be sacrificed!
>
>Drew
>

Tori played here in Knoxville 23 July and I would say that it was a good
concert.  My only real problem with it was that she teased the audience a bit
to often with her tense and sexually loaded dramatic pauses.  After awhile one
just wants to hear a song from beginning to end without significant delays in
the music.  It's OK to vary the performance of a song; I just felt her pauses
were a bit overdone.  Oh, well, I'm first and foremost and forever a Kate fan
anyway.
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Christopher Jack Nicholson                                    |\  |  /
giliath@utkvx.utk.edu                                         |  \|/
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