[posh]

[Guero]

I'm here, but watching from the shadows.

Kind of like Michelle Williams.

[Ace Reject]

Next: An alt girl from the 90s.

[madonnas]

plz not Alanis

[Staryu]

[madonnas]

Actually, plz alanis so she doesn't go any further.

[Blueberry Mary]

Betty Boo?

[Ace Reject]

#90

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Challenging, oft-inscrutable, but never boring. After years of trials, Tori (née Myra Ellen) emerged as a hirsute fighter for the rights of her fellow women - and for anyone willing to use their brains instead of their brawn. Her ways around her main themes have mellowed through the years, but her politics have never wavered; luckily, her music's now more focused than ever.

And her signature?

Next: LEGENDS.

[Kang.]

Challenging, oft-inscrutable, but never boring.

I kind of find her boring.

[Blueberry Mary]

Way too low. Her voice is so underrated.
Have you heard a song like this?

NO!

[madonnas]

Torn Anus has some good material but I kinda hate her 00s stufff

[Achilles.]

Originally posted by madonnas

Torn Anus has some good material but I kinda hate her 00s stufff

Ace said no negative nicknames!

[posh]

I actually found Tori on last.fm by accident a few years ago and was pleasantly surprised by her work. Little Earthquakes is the only album I've listened to in-full, but I've heard a few random songs from other albums, as well. She's very passionate about her work and what she believes in! I'll have to check out more of her music soon; I'm probably missing out on a lot.

Certainly NOT boring!

[Blueberry Mary]

>>>Careers

[Topherfy]

I never really got into Tori. I know she has some nice songs, but they aren't for me.

[Staryu]

Tori's hometown is like 30 mins from me, my step grandparents live in her neighborhood. IDK much about her music.

[Guero]

I only know of Tori Amos cause there was this prank video of someone interviewing her and deliberately confusing her with Tori Spelling.

[Giselle]

Destiny's Child

[Ace Reject]

#89

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Far too low.

FAR TOO LOW.

Now that that's over, let's celebrate the Brothers Gibb - three proper English boys, raised in the Outback, who somehow came to personify disco.

And the falsetto. Thank you for the music, and for notes that other men will never be able to hit.

Kinda obvious, but ...

Next: Somebody get Subomie!

[Ace Reject]

Originally posted by Giselle

Destiny's Child

DC3 did cover a song Barry wrote, so close!