Half-speed mastered, cut at Abbey Road Studios

includes "Cornflake Girl," "God" and "Past The Mission"

"Tori Amos's second solo release proves that she's certainly more than a one-shot phenomenom. State-of-the-art production values coupled with material and arrangements that reveal deeper layers of beauty and meaning on repeated listenings make this release just the sort of thing you need when stranded on a desert isle, or taking off on the extensive jaunt into the third-world wilderness. My favorites on this spinning, movable feast are "Pretty Good Year," "The Waitress," and "Past the Mission." The LP, with its grainless liquid midrange and three-dimensional, stand-on-your-end pyrotechnics, makes a powerful argument for the sonic superiority of vinyl." — Stereophile, February 1995.

One of the most successful and influential artists of her generation, Tori Amos is as much a force to be reckoned with today as when she released her first solo album Little Earthquakes over 2 decades ago. Eschewing the trends of the time, the prodigious chanteuse touched millions deeply with her arresting melodies, riveting stage presence and personal and honest lyrics.