Tori Amos In the Springtime of His Voodoo Live

[@sophiedellapenna8223]

"Ok girls, ride that bull!" 😂 What an incredible performance - I rewatch it all the time. Her energy is unparalleled!

[@catherinerainville4232]

I love this time period for Tori.. she is so comfortable in her skin and her talent.

[@angeldoherty]

Me too

[@zeldiy]

she's totally unlike anyone else ...love this live version of the song

[@devanmartin5907]

Back in the day... I was 15 and it was 1992 when I discovered Little Earthquakes. T'was not such a 'little' earthquake for me! She was once my beloved secret. Sadly (for me at least!), she is no more. I've been blessed to have seen her live twice (and there's no other way to really feel the depth of her genius). As a singer/songwriter myself, she humbles me, awes me, and ALWAYS inspires me. Thank you for all you've done for me Ms. Amos! I've found 'God', and am SO thankful to Him/Her/It for you!

[@pissoff8961]

Tori is a Goddess ❤❤❤

[@justmissjamey]

Cant beat THIS Tori!!!

[@judahlevine3104]

I adore everything this brilliant woman writes, I hope to learn from her one day, her wisdom and talent are unsurpassed.

[@angeldoherty]

I watch her everyday, the old ones

[@headfullobees]

Wow, what an amazing performance! This was the tour that I first saw her on.. it was wonderous. I miss this Tori.

[@devanmartin5907]

P.S. I only WISH I could've seen her perform "Voodoo" live!! :) Oh well, KZbin is certainly the next best thing! :)

[@cleverfool26]

thanks for posting!!! i love this song.... anything off pele!

[@paranoidhumanoid]

Amazing performance. Hearing the intro to this on the studio cut, I wonder how'd she sound jamming with some jazz/blues artists.

[@ErinDynamite]

She's so cute. I ♥️ Tori.

[@datura1983]

i love her natural figure, so beautiful and she moves like water flowing

[@angeldoherty]

I know I hate that plastic surgery, I remember when asked about growing old” she says d I believe I’m gracefully aging , no plastic surgery and she did?” She didn’t need it!!! I think she was the best in the 90’s and the mid 2000’s! Sorry Tori that promise song with your daughter was tacky!

[@Gardenbugassassin]

fabulous!

[@emmaroman4274]

The absolute best

[@drizstik]

I luv this performance! Thanks! :D

[@MrDemimonde]

2:14-2:18

[@TarasTarot]

🤤🤤🤤

[@photodevries7785]

Twenty Nine

[@shea.alyssa]

I love this. I come back to it all the time..do you know what show this is from?

[@ixora2319]

Shea Stimac It must be in Phoenix because the crowd cheers when she mentions Arizona, plus I think she mentions Tempe in the beginning of the video?

[@moeenuddin6467]

Its not subtle.

[@MrJuancarlosferrero]

steve caton is a better guitarist than amos as pianist.

[@datura1983]

MrJuancarlosferrero the best most complex guitar playing in the world can't touch the complexity of an advanced piano player. nice try dude.

[@tahneyhuiet]

+MrJuancarlosferrero I bet this is Steve Caton writing this. Tori is not the reason Caton is not David Bowie.

[@tashaschneider1419]

Tori`s piano playing is actually pretty repetitive, not complex, but nice try. She loves pop and rock because she ISN`T a very complex musician and classical music is too hard for her (she admitted this.) Moreover she is a horrible person who promotes hate and violence.

[@evang.6771]

Tasha Schneider how on earth does she promote hate and violence lmao

[@cmcgrew98]

@@tashaschneider1419 Actually, she criticizes violence in several of her songs. "Blood Roses" for example is about a rape and a murder, I believe, and she is certainly not supporting that. "97 Bonnie And Clyde" is another example, where she uses a rapper's song about murdering his wife to indicate that it isn't funny. "Cornflake Girl" is about genital mutilation, and it is certainly not supporting that. "Me and a Gun" is about her getting raped, and she ended up being one of the founders of RAINN a sexual assault help line. You can criticize Tori if you wish, but I would be wary of saying that she supports violence. She uses violence in her songs, but she's not using violence with the intention of supporting and promoting it. Instead she's using it to prove a point. It may be dark, grim, even gross, at times, but talking about something and supporting it are two separate things. I would definitely say that "Bonnie And Clyde" for instance is one of her best works. Dark, for sure, if one can handle it but it is an artistic illustration, not an endorsement.