The Tori Amos Homepage

Here's Tori's new single "Sleeps With Butterflies":

I got sick of questions on RDT asking questions like "who is this Neal guy" ... so I started writing a Tori Amos FAQ. .
More pictures of Tori. These six pictures were taken by Chasity after a performance in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1998.
Pictures of Tori. Five of these are unpublished pictures taken at a performance in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1993.
Tori in Concert, June 17, 1994 -- these pictures were taken at a concert in New Jersey by Abbe Cohen, a good friend of mine.
More pictures of Tori -- these are stored at sites other than my own -- all I do is make the thumbnail images and the links to the other sites.
Some Tori Quicktime movies. These are incredible! If you can make space, even if only temporarily, to view them, do it! It's more than worth it. Although you may have a difficult time bringing yourself to delete them. ;-)
A Tori Amos Discography
If you listen to much of Tori's music, you might wonder who that Neil guy is. If not, you still might be interested in various Sandman-related things. :-)
You can look at some set lists from Tori's latest tour.
I'm in the process of converting various text files about Tori into HTML. Among other things, I have an article from the Washington Post in 1984.
If you just want to look at everything I have on tori, you can look at my directories of stuff. I have pictures (all of which are in the thumbnailed list I mentioned above), lyrics and text files (many of which I haven't yet converted to HTML), and HTML files (all of which are in some way linked to this page). If you wander around in this directory tree much, don't let the abundance of symlinks confuse you. :-)
xine@wpi.wpi.edu had a Tori Amos Experience that makes me jealous. :-)
There is a collection of digitised Tori songs on the web, too.
I really dislike usenet, and do not suggest that you waste your time there, but if you do so anyway, you might appreciate this link to rec.music.tori-amos.
There are a few other Tori pages:
- At Cornell there are some lyrics In France
- At NCSA there is a fairly comprehensive collection of Tori links
- www.cecer.army.mil has an extensible list of Tori's albums. Sort of a discography.
- www.ksu.edu (RAINN info, digitized songs, lots of pics)
- signe's Tori page (this has lots of stuff, including another copy of the rever.nmsu.edu Quicktime movies of Tori)

I first learned about Tori from my first roommate here at MIT, Sameera Iyengar. She (Sam, not Tori) kept singing clips like "So you can make me cum that doesn't make you Jesus" and "When you gonna love you as much as I do".... I eventually started to listen to all of Little Earthquakes, and was quickly hooked by the emotion-laden music of this woman whose voice ranges from a sensual near-growl, to a playful bouncy lilt, to an angry rasp overflowing with pain and hurt.

Since then, my fascination with Tori has only grown. I started with Little Earthquakes, and then bought every CD of hers that I could get my hands on. So far, I have 14 CDs and a video. :-) If you know where I can get a CD of hers that I don't have, tell me. :-)

I was at her concert March 31 (1994) at Sanders Theater (at Harvard) here in Cambridge. It was cool. :-) I also saw her at the Orpheum in Boston (June 11, 1994), someplace in New Jersey (June 17, 1994), and at Smith College (October 20, 1994).

I have a homepage on my web site (of which I was one of the maintainers), too.

Please feel free to let me know what you think.

-Eric Mumpower (nocturne@mit.edu)

Gratuitous High-Visibility Links

I have some reason or another to think that these sites are cool, and encourage you to visit these bright oases of coherence and aesthetic which strive to remain afloat amongst the festering sea of irrelevant offal which the web has become (that's an aesthetic judgement, not a moral one).

Pseudo-Moralistic Explanation/Apology

It repulses me when people try to make a buck or score a promo item by selling space on their moderately-popular web pages. You won't see any of that here. Maybe I'm a bit too idealistic; I was a webmaster back when there were only a couple hundred web sites in the world, before anybody had ever really tried selling ad space on their web pages.

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