Podcasts about boys for pele

Known for her dramatic intensity and often-dark, broodingly romantic compositions, Tori Amos has perhaps unfairly gotten a reputation for being very, very serious. To be fair, sometimes she is (and we love it!). However, contrary to popular belief, when you take a closer look, Tori also has an extremely funny side. Her particular tongue-in-cheek brand of wit often translates directly into key songs that provide moments of oppositional levity and sweet relief amidst some of her most emotionally-searing sonic landscapes. Tori Amos' “Silly Songs” have always been a part of the fabric of her musical worlds and are well-documented, but they were officially named in 1996 with the release of several b-sides that directly contradicted the more bleak album tracks from the legendary Boys For Pele. Songs like “Graveyard”, “Toodles Mr. Jim”, and “That's What I Like Mick (The Sandwich Song”) gave listeners a warm, welcomed glimpse of Tori's slightly left of center sense of humor, while still fully highlighting her musical chops. Whether she's almost running over an angel, smacking down George Bush Jr with a sassy “who's your daddy?” or chatting up God to confess her foodie sins, it is important to remember Tori is not afraid to be a ‘lil silly (as beautifully evidenced in her most recent release: the whimsical new music for her New York Time best-selling children's book Tori and the Muses). So keep your hoochie, program your sodas and join Kristen, Matt and Joey in the Faerie Workshop to explore the magical, playful world of Tori Amos' Silly Songs, where laughter and joy are an inevitability, and where a wide variety of artisanal baked goods are essential to the narrative.MM playlistKK playlist JV playlist

Una ruptura sentimental y un afán por volver a controlar su carrera inspiraron el tercer disco de la norteamericana.

In terms of narrative, composition and sheer scope as a record, Boys for Pele is one of the most audacious “pop” records to come out of the 1990s. Make no mistake: despite its twisty narrative, mysteriously confrontational lyrics and non-traditional take on song structure, Pele was a considerable mainstream success, selling more than 2 million copies worldwide and going platinum in the United States. Part harrowing journey into darkness and fury, part coming to terms with the aftermath of a shattered psyche, Boys for Pele might actually be the anti-pop record. Ironically, Tori's biggest-selling single off the record (her biggest-selling single of all time), was a club mix of the Southern Gothic tale of madness and revenge “Professional Widow” that focuses on the lyric “it's gotta be big.” Those who entered into this disorienting, often sinister world expecting a four on the floor rave were instead greeted by a smoky, deeply-complex rumination on one woman's singular version of The Blues. The album finds Tori in a fugue descending into a hallucinatory abyss of anger, despair and confusion; the cathartic kind that evokes the wrenching neurotic pain of a genteel Blanche Dubois cracking in A Streetcar Named Desire. Its roots are distinctly rooted in the deeply soulful, deeply-odd South that might have been written about by Flannery O'Connor or filmed by D.W. Griffith, which is reflected in the choices made for the album's artwork: Tori appears as the guardian of ghostly, forgotten children much like Lillian Gish does in the 1955 film The Night of the Hunter. All of these works are both branded with the red-hot iron of righteous Christianity and haunted by the foul-smelling sulfuric specter of the Devil himself. It is that unholy and unsettling bilocation and brilliant intertextuality that marks a true literary work of genius, artistic masterpiece, or any consummate objet d'art, all of which are applicable lenses through which to view an intimate, intricate, and positively harrowing work such as Boys for Pele. Categorization is futile, but the ways in which Pele can be read are staggering. Playlists: KK MM JV

For today's episiode, Izzy gets a master class in the legend and lore of alt-rock icon Tori Amos. Joined by resident Tori expert Ella Ableman, this episode goes in depth on the emotional upheaval and pioneering left-field creativity that went into the writing and recording process for Amos' monumental self-produced third album 'Boys For Pele' (1996), which remains her highest charting album to date. ✨ LISTEN TO 'BOYS FOR PELE' ✨Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7vuSTl6tuWg0CQdmfphkFQ?si=B0w3OPfDTySQ2TFQ7Zum8gApple Music:  https://music.apple.com/us/album/boys-for-pele-deluxe/1155862196TIDAL: https://tidal.com/browse/album/66811198✨ SUBSCRIBE TO ELLA'S SUBSTACK 'STINTLESS STARS' ✨: https://stintlessstars.substack.comPress referenced in this episode:How Tori Amos's Boys for Pele rewrote pop by daring to be uglyTori Amos's Boys for Pele: a much misunderstood work of dark, wounded magicIn Defense of the Tori Amos Fan60 Songs That Explain the '90s - Tori Amos: "Cornflake Girl" Tori Amos' 'Boys for Pele' Turns 25 | Anniversary RetrospectiveOn Breastfeeding a Piglet (Ella's article) ✨ CONNECT WITH IZZY ✨YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv6SBgiYCpYbx9BOYNefkIgWebsite: https://agrrrlstwosoundcents.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/agrrrlstwosoundcents/Twitter: https://twitter.com/grrrlsoundcents

On this week's episode, David sits down with Andrea Adams and Zach Evans, from the Arts Council of SW Indiana, to discuss singer-songwriter, Tori Amos' 1996 album, "Boys For Pele".This is Part 2 of that conversation.

On this week's episodes, David sits down with Andrea Adams and Zach Evans, from the Arts Council of SW Indiana, to discuss singer-songwriter, Tori Amos' 1996 album, "Boys For Pele".This is Part 1 of that conversation.

Coming up as a teenager playing piano in Washington, D.C. gay bars, Tori Amos has always had a special connection to the LGBTQ community - particularly gay men. For this week's guests, 'Drive All Night - The Songs Of Tori Amos Podcast' co-host Efrain Schunior and Tori super-fan Kenny Franklin, that connection was only deepened with the release of her 1996 tour de force 'Boys For Pele'. Recorded primarily in a church in rural Ireland, the album combines her typically virtuoso piano playing with more experimental instrumentation and sometimes stark, sometimes expansive songs about casting emotional demons aside and reclaiming one's fire. Songs featured in this episode: Mr Zebra, Professional Widow (Armand's Star Trunk Funkin' Mix), Strange Little Girl, Cornflake Girl - Tori Amos; Sonata for Harpsichord Four Hands in C major - Mozart; Beauty Queen/Horses, Blood Roses, Father Lucifer, Professional Widow - Tori Amos; Violet - Hole; Marianne, Caught a Lite Sneeze, Caught a Lite Sneeze (Live sessions at West 54th 1998), Muhammed My Friend, Muhammed My Friend (Live feat. Maynard Keenan), Hey Jupiter - Tori Amos; Wish You Were Gay - Billie Eilish; Little Amsterdam, Doughnut Song - Tori Amos; Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover - Sophie B Hawkins; Vibeology - Paula Abdul; The Springtime of His Voodoo, Putting the Damage On - Tori Amos; The Tourist - Radiohead; Time (Live on David Letterman, 2001) - Tori Amos

Forfatter Leonora Christina Skov står ved en skillevej i sit forfatterskab. Hun har taget albummet ”Boys For Pele” af Tori Amos med i studiet og sammen med Radio4 vært Anders Bøtter, giver hun dig et indblik i de voldsomme teenage-oplevelser, der farvede hendes opdagelse af Tori Amos’ tredje album: Leonora er lige flyttet hjemmefra og skal stå på helt egne ben, da hendes bedste veninde dør af et hjertestop i en alder af 19 år. Hendes egen familie sammenligner homoseksualitet med pædofili og hendes mor truer med at begå selvmord, hvis Leonora springer ud som homoseksuel. Hvor går man hen, når man ikke har nogen at snakke med om alle de voldsomme begivenheder? Ja, Leonora gik ind i musikkens verden og fandt både styrke og forståelse i Tori Amos’ sange. Sendt første gang d. 28.01.2022Vært: Anders BøtterKlip og lyddesign: Emil GermodMedvirkende: Leonora Christina SkovSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Con 18 canciones, el disco expuso buena parte del ideario de la artista, con citas a la mitología, a la religión y a la sociedad patriarcal que la desafiaba.

There's a lot to cover off when it comes to Tori Amos when it's just Tori Amos – but when your  guest star is a former TV producer, current radio DJ and the singular driving force behind the bid to save Sydney's nightlife scene, we somehow filled 90 minutes of your precious time!  Fear not, we've made it worth your while. Tyson Koh joins the Aural Fixation-ers to discuss the myriad of mysteries and treats on Tori's 1996 critical masterpiece Boys for Pele, including Courtney Love, Janice Dickinson and of course, a bit o' (Kate) Bush. If you’re in Sydney, you can listen to Tyson’s exquisite radio show, Loose Joints, on FBI Radio 94.5 each Sunday from 3-5pm. If you’re not in Sydney, you can play back previous shows here. Visit our online home at auralfixationpodcast.com, follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or go old school and email us at auralfixationpodcast@gmail.com. You can follow Andy on @andrewdoyouthinkyouare and Drew on @with.all.drew.respect. Our big gay thanks to Anthony Garvin and the team at Forbes Street Studios in Sydney. Don't forget our companion playlist on Spotify. Finally, we would like to acknowledge the Gadigal of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the land this podcast episode was recorded on, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Content Note: This episode contains references to the death of a parent and eating disorders.Season 2 of IBTFY is here! Excited to be back with more stories from funny, talented people and the pop culture that got them through rough times. For our first episode of this new season, actor/comedian/musician/multihyphenate James Bradford ("The Chris Gethard Show," the upcoming "Mare of Easttown") recounts his time as an Ear With Feet, or a devout fan of singer-songwriter Tori Amos, & how her music helped him through times of big transitions and a difficult loss.Topics include: The inspiration for James's memorable memoir title, the episode of Murder, She Wrote where they took a swing at Friends, what the Amos-Bradford wedding would look like, Beyoncé and the Communal Music Video Moment, Tori Amos meet and greets, fan communities in the '90s and playing Dashboard Confessional for leather daddies. Look for James's upcoming projects, including his new memoir "If You Can't Make 'Em Laugh, Make 'Em Cum" and album "Syrup," as well as his appearance in HBO's "The Mare of Easttown" starring Kate Winslet, all out later in 2020. You can find James online at @jamesebradford on Twitter, @jamesbradfordmusic on Instagram and http://jamesbradford.net/ The episode of Murder, She Wrote in question is Season 12, Episode 16, "Murder Among Friends." You can find I'll Be There For You on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you like to listen to podcasts. We release new episodes every other Sunday to help you beat those Sunday scaries. Please tell your friends, subscribe, give us those sweet reviews! If you have questions, feedback or want to be a guest, you can reach us on most social platforms at @IBTFYPod or illbethereforyoupod@gmail.com. We're booking guests for Season 2, so get at us! Thanks for listening, loves.

The time has come to put Pele to rest. Efrain and David pay a fond farewell to the album that shaped their lives with a special exploration of the most pivotal DDI Improvs. Plus catching up with old emails, tweets, messages. This episode includes an interview with the Editor of the International Judy Garland Club Journal, Gary Horrocks. Plus rare live performances, clips and much more. Byes for Pele!

Beware, 40 yr old virgins!  It's Horror in Hawaii with Ray and Jay.  Meet Fred, our tender hearted pig tenderizer as he fends off his neighbor Tad, the policeman who suspects him of the serial killings of Comic Con nerds.  But wait!  The volcano is about to blow!  And who could appease the dread goddess Pele but Mary Jo, serial killer extraordinaire!

”Hun virker som en outsider. Og man jo bliver draget af det, man selv føler, man er, men mangler en legitimation af.” Tori Amos’ nummer ”Caught a Lite Sneeze” viste Azadeh Ghavamrad, at man som kunstner kan udtrykke sig på langt flere måder end de gængse. Det udvidede hendes forståelse af, hvad det vil sige ikke kun at være kvindelig musiker, men kvinde i det hele taget. Det lader Azadeh sig inspirere af, når hun laver danseperformances og skriver musik. Varighed: 7:20

In this fully loaded episode, Efrain and David wrap up the entirety of the Boys for Pele album, picking up things they missed along the way with a little help from their friends. Emails are read, voicemails are played, tweets are responded to, theories are considered. Included are interviews with friend of the show Shea Stimac and a real life Courtney Love stan, Ian Lewandowski. Plus a surprise visit from the Pele Baby (#CollegeYears) and a contest that will blow your mind. Figure it out! Plus rare sound clips, live performances and more!

In this last episode of the proper season, Efrain and David shine a light on Twinkle because they sure can. Boys (for Pele) so hard. And don't miss the three very special announcements at the end! Also included in this episode: a teary goodbye to our Pele Baby as we send him off to adulthood, plus an unexpected cliffhanger as Shaggy wages war on an unlikely suspect. Also not to be missed interviews with Val Patterson, Tim Karu, and John Oursler. Plus a thorough LIVE exploration including rare clips, sound bites, improvs and more!

The Boys For Pele season is winding down! Soon it'll be BFP Bee Sides and then Choirgirl! But as Efrain and David pack their things and head off to the mountain top, take a listen to their best impression of their best Angie Dickinson. Don't make them scratch on your door! Included in this episode: a check-in with our Pele Baby, a delicious installment of Sincerely Shaggy, and the first trailer for our exciting new project! Plus a thorough LIVE exploration including rare TV clips, sound bites, improvs and more!

If you’re looking for all the #VoodooFacts you can handle, then every road certainly leads back to our door. Grab some wine and spend some time with Efrain and David, 2 Girls who may or may not be 65. Also included: an interview with Super Fan Stephen Sisk-Provencio, a check-in with our Pele Baby and the Sincerely Shaggy you never knew you needed! Plus a full live exploration including rare tv clips, sound bites, covers and more!

Have yourself a kick with a couple of tricks. Efrain and David are excited to bring you a carb loaded exploration of this filling track, including a not-to-be-missed interview with Tori Amos collaborator George Porter Jr. (Pink, Pele, Choirgirl)! Also included: an interview with Super Fan Anthony Methvin, a check-in with our Pele Baby and a very special Sincerely Shaggy! Plus a full live exploration including rare tv clips, sound bites, covers and more!

Get your fan, your palm oil and your palm oil fans, Efrain and David are here to tell you what they heard from Agent Orange. Surprisingly, it's enough to fill an hour! Including interviews with Agent Orange fan Daniel Christopher Thomas and not-so fan PRT, as well as a check-in with our Pele Baby and a very special concert review by Shaggy! Plus rare clips, sound bites, covers and more!

Efrain and David are back with their heels pointed to discuss Not the Red Baron and Charlie’s Wonderful Dog. Including interviews with NTRB Superfans Kyra Leigh, Sergio Mora and PRT, as well as a check-in with our Pele Baby and a trip down memory lane with the one and only Emi Kane!!! Plus another installment of Sincerely Shaggy, rare clips, sound bites, covers and more! Get your goggles and go down in flames with us!

Supper's chilling and someone's calling! Hint: it's Efrain and David with their full analysis on Talula, the second single from Boys For Pele! This episode contains interviews with Mark Mullins (Horn Arranger for Talula) and Mark Kohr (Music Video Director) as well as a check-in with our Pele Baby and a full exploration of the live evolution of this song. Plus rare clips, sound bites, covers and more! Believe me, you don't want to lose this now.

Efrain and David figure it all out over a plate of Hominy. A full exploration of this Boys for Pele staple. Plus a check-in with our Pele Baby, a new installment of Sincerely Shaggy, and a trip down Memory Lane. Full of rare clips, sound bites, live performances and more!

We're back with a brand new episode, and a full examination of Way Down as we begin the second half of Boys For Pele. Includes long lost sound clips, a check-in with our Pele Baby, another installment of Sincerely Shaggy, messages from our hotline, rare live clips, sound bites, and more! Yes you're gonna have it all here on the Way Down.

Efrain and David get to the heart of the matter by finally getting to the heart of Boys For Pele. Are they gay? Are they blue? Find out here! Including an exclusive interview with Earle Sebastian (Hey Jupiter Music Video Director), as well as insight from Juper-fans Jamie Cerretti, Craig Fisher and Ryan Hohman. Plus a check-in with our Pele Baby, and a full examination of the live evolution of this song. Full of rare clips, sound bites, and more! Let us be your friend to run to!

Efrain and David are back to explore the Christian faith through this hidden gem. Joined by feminist author Jessa Crispin during the lyrical dissection, as well as superfan Alexander Léger-Small, it's finally time to tell the world all about Muhammad My Friend! Plus a check-in with our Pele Baby, Sincerely Shaggy, and a full examination of the live evolution of this song. Full of rare clips, sound bites, and more! Sweeheet! I saiduh. ||| PLAYLIST: Muhammad My Friend (cover) by Kyessia Wilson | Muhammad My Friend (remix cover) by Aural Atrium | Muhammad My Friend (5 March 1996 - Newcastle, ENG) | Muhammad My Friend (cover) by Sub Rosa | Modulation of the Spirit by Little Glass Men | Gymnopedie No. 1 by Erik Satie | Stairwell by Ryan Andersen | Muhammad My Friend (Instrumental Cover) by YANTA | Muhammad My Friend (Instrumental Cover) by Hugo | Muhammad My Friend (Instrumental Cover) by Vitamin String Quartet | Muhammad My Friend (25 January 1996 - 2 Meter Sessions) | Muhammad My Friend (5 February 1996 - WNEW) | Muhammad My Friend (8 April 1996 - Late Night With David Letterman) | Muhammad My Friend (22 September 1996 - Green Bay, WI) | Muhammad My Friend (23 January 1997 - Live in NY) | Muhammad My Friend (13 October 1998 - Jacksonville, FL) | Muhammad My Friend (17 October 1998 - Baltimore, MD) | Muhammad My Friend (21 October 1998 - Nashville, TN) | Muhammad My Friend (28 November 1998 - Akron, OH) | Muhammad My Friend (4 September 2003 - Welcome to Sunny Florida) | Muhammad My Friend (5 September 2005 - Morrison, CO) | Father Figure (7 July 2005 - Rome, ITA) | Take to the Sky / Muhammad My Friend (3 September 2010 - Moscow, RUS) | Muhammad My Friend (23 August 2014 - Orlando, FL) | Muhammad My Friend (16 November 2016 - Irving, TX) | Muhammad My Friend (Sweet Shiseido Mix) |

Joe and Denisse listen to and discuss Boys For Pele by Tori Amos. Play the album at home and let us provide the commentary!

Our most exciting episode ever! Efrain and David give this seminal track a complete exploration, leaving no building untumbled. Interviews with Mike Lipscombe (Music Video Director), Valerie Dee Naranjo (SNL Drummer), Mike Maihack (Comic Book Tattoo artist) and Glo Hawa (Superfan) round out this jam packed episode. Plus we finally take #TeamNoun and #TeamVerb to court. Will we settle this age old debate once and for all? Plus regular favorites Pele Baby, Sincerely Shaggy, and your chance to win a one-of-a-kind CALS drawing by Rantz Hoseley. Full of rare clips, sound bites, live performances and more! Don't ever say our love was so small. ~ ~ ~ PLAYLIST ~ ~ ~ Caught A Lite Sneeze (remix cover) by Aural Atrium | Tori Amos on WQKX Chicago (12 December 1995) | Tori Amos on WHFS Baltimore (12 December 1995) | Tori Amos on David Letterman (29 January 1997) | Tori Amos on 120 Minutes | Tori Amos on WBCN Boston (12 December 1995) | Tori Amos on Thunder94 Nashville (16 April 1996) | Tori Amos on WNEW New York (5 February 1996) | Boys For Pele EPK | Tori Amos vs Noisia - Caught A Cold Vein | Tori Amos on WFNX Boston (12 December 1995) | Tori Amos on 100.1FM Nashville (16 April 1996) | Modulation of the Spirit by Little Glass Men | Gymnopedie No. 1 by Erik Satie | Stairwell by Ryan Andersen | Caught A Lite Sneeze (Instrumental Cover) by Akatomie | Caught A Lite Sneeze (Cover) by Vitamin String Quartet | Caught A Lite Sneeze (Cover) by Ash Blaize | Caught a Lite Sneeze (a capella) by Tori Amos | Tori Amos on SNL | Fer Barra Kona Jeno performed by Valerie Naranjo | Caught A Lite Sneeze (Cover) by Lin Nettleton | Tori Amos on Geschmacksache | Caught A Lite Sneeze (Remix) by Asura | Caught A Lite Sneeze (13 March 1996 - Portsmouth, ENG) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (11 April 1996 - New York, NY) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (12 July 1996 - Oakland, CA) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (19 October 1996 - Clearwater, FL) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (28 October 1996 - College Station, TX) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (3 November 1996 - Lawrence, KS) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (11 November 1996 - Boulder, CO) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (23 January 1997) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (18 July 1998 - Ames, IA) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (4 August 1998 - Wallingford, CT) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (11 September 1998 - Seattle, WA) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (26 September 1998 - San Diego, CA) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (4 October 1998 - Dallas, TX) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (Sessions @ West 54th) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (15 November 2001 - Los Angeles, CA) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (5 March 2003 - Oxygen Custom Concert) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (21 August 2005 - Boston, MA) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (13 October 2007 - Syracuse, NY) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (28 September 2011 - Helsinki, FIN) | Caught A Lite Sneeze (14 May 2014 - Nottingham, ENG) | Caught A Lite Sneeze/On The Boundary (9 September 2017 - Ghent, BEL) | Tori's Deranged (David Bowie vs Tori Amos) | LISTEN

Marianne brings the dawn of a new era for the heroine in our story, as well as for the podcast. Jump in the frying pan for a full exploration of this quintessential Tori track including interviews with artist Kako and Marianne super fan Martin Eden. Plus a check-in with our Pele Baby, another installment of Sincerely Shaggy, a check-in with Lauren Eschwie, our Mr. Zebra contest winner and your chance to win a Live From River Hall CD. Full of rare clips, remixes, sound bites, live performances and more! | PLAYLIST | Tori on The Late Late Show with Pat Kenny | Marianne (cover remix) by Aural Atrium | Marianne (WFHS Just Passin Thru - 11 Feb 1996) | Marianne (WNEW - 5 Feb 1996) | Marianne (cover) by YANTA | Modulation of the Spirit by Little Glass Men | Rio (Bonus Beat Blast 2011) by 1000 Names | Marianne (Cover) by LanternLight | Marianne (WXRV - 30 Jan 1996) | Marianne (WNEW - 5 Feb 1996) | Marianne (KROQ - 9 Feb 1996) | Marianne (9 March 1996 - London, ENG) | Marianne (28 April 1996 - Washington, DC) | Marianne (8 June 1996 - Milwaukee, WI) | Marianne (29 July 1996 - Peoria, IL) | Marianne (11 November 1996 - Boulder, CO) | Marianne (23 January 1997 - New York, NY) | Marianne (27 September 1998 - Phoenix, AZ) | Marianne (20 November 2001 - San Diego, CA) | Marianne (15 April 2005 - Chicago, IL) | Marianne (18 November 2007 - Melbourne, FL} | Marianne (13 October 2012 - Warsaw, POL) | Marianne (18 December 2011 - Los Angeles, CA) | Marianne (3 November 2017 - National Harbour, MD) | Pirates (Dance Max) by Tori Amos |

Efrain takes the reigns on this full length episode for the first Pele interlude. A full exploration of this cute little number co-hosted by David Anderson and including an interview with Eisner & Harvey Award-Winning writer and artist Rantz Hoseley. Plus a check-in with our Pele Baby, another installment of Sincerely Shaggy, interviews with a Zebra Superfan and a Zebra Rockstar, and your chance to win a one-of-a-kind Mr. Zebra drawing by Rantz Hoseley. Full of rare clips, sound bites, live performances and more! It'll blow your mind! PLAYLIST: Tori on The Big Question | Mr. Zebra (cover) by Esta | Tori Amos on KDGE Dallas (12 December 1995) | Tori Amos on Modern Rock Live (4 February 1996) | Mr. Zebra (Instrumental) by Tori Amos | Modulation of the Spirit by Little Glass Men | Rio (Bonus Beat Blast 2011) by 1000 Names | Stairwell by Ryan Andersen | Mr. Zebra (cover) by Rachel Gawell | Mr. Zebra by The Chanteers | The Big Picture by Y Kant Tori Read | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (Live on Jools Holland) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (10 April 1996 - Gainesville, FL) | Whoomp There It Is/Mr. Zebra (30 May 1996 - Pittsburgh, PA) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (10 October 2001 - New York, NY) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (27 January 2003 - Florence, ITA) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (27 July 2003 - Eugene, OR) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (16 September 2005 - Phoenix, AZ) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (11 June 2010 - Manchester, TN) | Mr. Zebra by Tori Amos (3 December 2017 - Los Angeles, CA) | Up the Creek (TheBoyWhoCan Remix) |

Efrain and Danny bring it close to your lips. A full exploration of the King of all shade tracks, Professional Widow. Including interviews with Rolling Stone writer Evelyn McDonnell and Atlantic A&R Executive Johnny D. DeMairo. Plus a check-in with our Pele Baby and another installment of Sincerely Shaggy. Full of rare clips, sound bites, live performances and more! It’s got to be big! Professional Widow by Aural Atrium | Professional Enemy Mashup | Professional Widow (Merry Widow Version) | Professional Widow by The Good Year Pimps | Once Upon a Time in Paris by Erik Satie | Professional Widow by Vitamin String Quartet | Professional Widow (Armand Van Helden's Star Trunk Funkin Mix - Radio Edit) | Professional Widow (MK Vampire Dub) | Professional Widow / Hey Jupiter (28 April 1996 - Washington, DC) | Professional Widow / Blood Roses (13 May 1996 - New York City, NY) | Professional Widow (6 June 1996 - Chicago, IL | Professional Widow (24 September 1996 - Normal, IL) | Raspberry Swirl/Professional Widow (27 June 1998 - Glastonbury, ENG) | Professional Widow (24 September 1999 - Las Vegas, NV) | Professional Widow (29 October 1999 - London, ENG) | Professional Widow (22 August 2003 - Holmdel, NJ) | Professional Widow mixed by We Are Jupiter Son |

Efrain and Danny present their biggest episode ever in honor of one of Tori's signature songs. Co-hosted by David Anderson and including interviews with King Britt, Omaha Perez, Val Patterson and Meade, the boys serve you up everything you ever wanted to know about Father Lucifer (including information on a rare white label remix of Father Lucifer by King Britt) . Plus another installment of Sincerely Shaggy and a check-in with our Pele Baby. Full of sound bites, rare clips, live performances and extras, this episode is so full it'll never stop you from floating. -- EPISODE PLAYLIST -- Father Lucifer by Aural Atrium | Father Lucifer by Karaoke Universe | Georgy Girl by The Seekers | Quiet City by Aaron Copeland (played by James Watson) | Father Lucifer (Instrumental Cover) by Ross Burton | Father Lucifer (Sylkscreen Remix) | Tribal Confusion by E-Culture | Last Night a DJ Saved My LIfe by Sylk 130 | Heavenly by Scuba | Where Have All the Cowboys Gone by Paula Cole (Sylkscreen Remix) | Non-Stop Action by The Force | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (25 March 1996 - Berlin, GER) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (13 April 1996 - Orlando, FL) | Smalltown Boy by Bronski Beat | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (3 May 1996 - Philadelphia, PA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (29 June 1996 - Los Angeles, CA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (14 July 1996 - San Jose, CA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (17 July 1996 - Seattle, WA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (2 November 1996 - Tulsa, OK) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (26 September 1998 - San Diego, CA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (27 September 1998 - Phoenix, AZ) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (28 October 1998 - Louisville, KY) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (19 October 1998 - Evanston, IL) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (22 August 1999 - Nashville, TN) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (10 September 1999 - Pittsburgh, PA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (6 October 1999 - Portland, OR) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (29 October 1999 - London, ENG) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (19 August 2005 - Holmdel, NJ) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (17 December 2011 - Los Angeles, CA) | Father Lucifer by Tori Amos (28 May 2014 - Brussels, BEL) | Father Lucifer (Remix) by Ursa Sapiens | Father Lucifer (Instrumental Cover) by YANTA |

Efrain and Danny are finally back on the street now. With this epic song comes epic responsibility and the boys have filled this episode with interviews, sound bites, rare live performances and more! Includes an interview with pianist and composer YANTA, a chat with an actual Pele Baby and a master class with a very talented Harpsichord player. A full exploration of the history of Blood Roses Live awaits you. Don't be chicken! Get a taste of this meat! (This episode was lovingly crafted in memoriam, and is dedicated to my dear friend Natalie C. Green who entered into eternal rest on 7 April 2017. Thank you for the memories Nat and I hope you enjoyed your ride). - EPISODE PLAYLIST - Blood Roses by UV-PUNK | Blood Roses (Instrumental Cover) by YANTA | Nostos Algos I by YANTA | Harpsichord Concerto No. 1 in D Minor (Trevor Pinnock) by Bach | Blood Roses (Cover) by Eric Himan | Blood Roses (WNEW) (5 February 1996 - New York, NY) | Tori talking about Touring with the Harpsichord | Blood Roses (Unplugged) (12 April 1996 - New York, NY) | Blood Roses (12 September 1996 - Erie, PA) | Blood Roses (22 October 1996 - Miami, FL) | Blood Roses (7 November 1996 - Omaha, NE) | Blood Roses (9 November 1996 - Albuquerque, NM) | Blood Roses (Live in NY) (23 January 1997 - New York, NY) | Blood Roses (16 June 1996 - Austin, TX) | Blood Roses (18 August 1999 - Fort Lauderdale, FL) | Blood Roses (11 September 1999 - Chicago, IL) | Blood Roses (PPV) (24 September 1999) | Blood Roses (7 October 1999 - Seattle, WA) | Blood Roses (19 August 2005 - Holmdel, NJ) | Blood Roses (1 November 2007 - Cleveland, OH) | Blood Roses (19 November 2009 - Adelaide, AUS) | Blood Roses (29 May 2014 - Amsterdam, HOL) | Blood Roses (Wub Dub) |

The boys return with their biggest episode to date. In Chapter One of the sonic novel Boys For Pele, Efrain and Danny find themselves traveling to the underworld in order to reclaim their womanhood. Full of rare sound bites, live performances and interesting facts, this episode includes a lesson on the Leslie Cabinet as well as an excerpt of Tori reading Stardust from the new BBC radio production of the Neil Gaiman classic. Included with Horses is a complete analysis of Beauty Queen as well as Fire-Eater's Wife, and also a return visit from our Neil Correspondent Lauren Eschwie. Finally, a revealing interview with Musician and Producer Gavin Bradley, famous to the Tori world for his 1996 underground remix of Horses. Gavin shares all the behind-the-scenes gossip on the remix album that was abandoned by Atlantic, plus details about how his own remix came to be.

Before Efrain and Danny kick off the Boys For Pele season, there’s just a few things they thought you should know. And a few things they wanted to remind themselves of as well. Take a listen to hear exactly how far down the rabbit hole they’ve gone in their pursuit of knowledge in the field of Tori Amosotry. Full of rare sound bites, clips, and TV appearances. Plus Efrain catches up with Wade Alberty, a significant Tori Amos fan from over twenty years ago!

Before Efrain and Danny kick off the Boys For Pele season, there's just a few things they thought you should know. And a few things they wanted to remind themselves of as well. Take a listen to hear exactly how far down the rabbit hole they've gone in their pursuit of knowledge in the field of Tori Amos-otry. Full of rare sound bites, clips, and TV appearances. Plus Efrain catches up with Wade Alberty, a significant Tori Amos fan from over twenty years ago!