Tori is an iconic goddess. I've been listening to her for close to 30 years and listening to her has transcended me to a beautiful place. She's unique, she plays the piano so brilliantly. I saw her live in 2002 the first time and I took my mom. I'm going to get tickets to see her this summer and I'm bringing my mom's memory as she's passed too early. Tori will always have a special place in my heart. ❤️
Ahhhh that's so sad but to have that memory of having a piece of her through listening to tori Amos & her amazing voice that has touched & able to reach the ❤ of every genuine & loving soul, God bless you xxx
Tori was my introduction to Kate Bush when I was in high school. I would scour the internet looking for Tori midi files and mp3s. One day I went on a music site to listen to snippets of Tori’s songs and the site recommended that I listen to Kate Bush. Been listening to Kate for over 20 years now. Glad she’s getting her just due here in the US now! 💛
@@dmmichelledolan6459 @D M Doesn't matter how you spin it, she tried to sing a great Kate Bush song and fell a long way short of expectation. The attempt was almost comedic.
Tori had me at 'God' close to 30 years ago. Kate Bush had me at 'Don't Give Up' with Peter Gabriel 35 years ago. So much love for ACTUAL artists. So glad Tori Amos is STILL sharing her brilliance as a live performer! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am beyond thrilled that you uploaded this and I ty ever so much. At 47 my dream finally came true after 30 years of being a huge Tori fan I got to see her live in Boston Massachusetts on May 14th and our girl did NOT dissapoint. I was also shocked & thrilled that she ended the show with Tear In Your Hand which used to be my favorite song from Little Earthquakes 😲🥰💯
I'm so happy for you that you finally got to see Tori perform live. She came to New Zealand in the late 90's and I wasn't able to go and as a 17year old i was disappointed to miss her but i thought she would be back... but she has never toured here again. I'm 45 now. It's my dream to see her perform live but I can't see that ever happening. As someone who has loved her music for nearly 30 years it does hurt
I know; Tori Amos music is fantastic. I guess at a certain age, they just stop playing your music on the radio. My favorite bands still make music, but you never hear it unless you do a youtube search.
First time when I heard Tori I remember it very well...I was angry, because I thought she tried to copy Kate Bush. I was and I am still a big fan of Kate...but after listening to Tori a few times, I realised that she has her own voice, her own style, her own moods...I began to love her music. I never had sorta fairytale with a Tori like girl...
@@josephprovencher6345 you and me both. Especially in this instance, cannot understand the need to shit all over a true artist. All good, just had to say something😅
@@beebee242 well I'm GLAD u did! My dream finally came true 30 years later at the ripe old age of 47 and saw her live in Boston in May and she was beyond amazing. Also I'm GLAD u said some, people suck lol
Tori has a long history of playing covers, so much so, it's part of the experience of seeing her live. There's nothing wrong with this performance. I love KB and this is cool.
Just amazing, such a talent! Tori has been an incredible artist through out the years and singing Kate Bush song is such a thrilling experience is amazing beautiful ladies!!!
@@canaryinacoalmine7267 As a huge fan of both, I'd say it depends on what you focus on. Even Kate would have to tell you Tori is a much better TECHNICAL pianist and has the rare gift of chromesthesia, where sounds appear as colors in the mind's eye.. Decades of classical training and live playing - she won a scholarship to John Hopkins when she was just a child. Kate is a good pianist but it's a tool for her song writing and not a means to entertain. Kate focuses more on atmospheric but repeating chord progressions as a basis As a writer Kate is much more creative, visionary, 'out of the mold', with lyrical subjects both esoteric, deep, brooding, metaphorical. Tori rips her lyrics from her soul - including her rape at knifepoint - something that Kate almost never does, even when she involves her son Bertie. Both women have made me weep unabashedly, dance joyously and ponder the unknowable lives of others. "This Woman's Work" and "China" are both right up there for most movingly beautiful songs of the 20th Century.
@@massivecumshot Yes, I think Tori is a good pianist, and you are clearly intelligent from your writing, I am surprised you have fallen for Tori Amos and her bullshit. Are you also a fan of Lizzy Grant, too?
Love Tori, have since Under the Pink. She's still fantastic! And I do appreciate a lot of Kate Bush's songs as well, including this song of course. But Tori? She's my favorite female in rock!
Best thing about youtube is you get to see these special moments like Tori performing Kate Bush songs, I'd love to see a whole show of them, absolutely brilliant.
To Venus And Back used many overdubs of vocals and instruments and uses variated instruments which would be difficult to emulate in a live setting, so the easiest way to get close to that would be to either use tracks or samples.
@Forst Last yep, I think the same. After 2014 her voice became more nasal than before. I don't know how to explain, seems that she holds the notes on the back of her throat and that doesn't sound nice to me, childish maybe. She always kind of did that, but was more like part of her dinamics than a regular tone as it is now. Maybe she's doing that to preserve her voice, idk.
Wow savage comments. Early Sarah Mclachlan was also influenced by Kate along with Peter Gabriel I always heard it with Tori too. Glad to see her still performing.
Tori's musical development was not even really influenced by Kate's music. They probably sound somewhat alike because they were influenced by similar artists. Kate Bush is five years older than Tori Amos. Tori began playing piano at age two and a half and at age five she was the youngest person ever admitted to the Peabody Conservatory of Music prepatory academy. Kate was 10 years old at that time and not a a known artist. Tori studied classical music intensively at the Peabody, she played classical and church music at home, and her older brother introduced her to the music that really did influence her-specifically, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Joni Mitchell and other musicians of the 1970s. Kate's first single came out in 1978, and it wasn't a massive hit in the United States. By the time of Kate's real cross-Atlantic breakthrough, Hounds of Love, Tori already was fronting her own band. She didn't imitate Kate or her music, and she has always said that she appreciates Kate's music a lot, and she has played Running Up That Hill and And Dream of Sheep live many times. She doesn't dislike or diminish Kate; she just honestly says that her music was not influenced by Kate's music, and people have always called her an imitator. It's really weird. Imagine being told everything you've done in life has been influenced by someone five years older who lives on another continent. Very peculiar. I think Atlantic/East West Records *did* style Tori to try to appeal to Kate fans around the time of Y Kant Tori Read and Little Earthquakes, but by the time Tori made her second album Under the Pink, there's no real comparison to be made. They are just very different artists with some superficial similarities. Tori is a piano prodigy, a lyrical essayist and poet with strong political opinions and metaphysical interests, and Kate is a performance artist, a dancer and a musical fiction writer primarily. Tori doesn't dance or mime and she writes primarily about herself; Kate is inventive but not a preternaturally gifted pianist and she writes more in third person about invented situations than she sings from her own perspective and about her own life. They're both stunningly talented artists in their own rights. They are my two favorite musical artists, ahead of any others by many miles, and they're not the same and neither is a ripoff of the other. If a person listens closely to Tori's music, they will hear clear influences from Led Zeppelin and Joni Mitchell and Laura Nyro and not really from Kate. Kate is theatrical and Tori is interior.
Girl gave me Tori Amos in early 90s or end of 80s it was her first album and said, this is for you a new Kate Bush, don't lose hope! Kate had her first album in 1978,a totally different era,dominated by man exclusively, unless women were a part of a band!
@Israel Plascensia,even if a song is great,sometime the voice of certain individuals not a good fit for it anyway,hernskill at playing the piano is nice or even great,her vocal tones are not right?. For her own style of singing is more somber types of sounds that have no kick of hard pop/disco music fusion?.
Yes I can remember an interview with Tori Amos after cornflake girl was released, where she was asked how much she was influenced by Kate Bush. Her answer was who?
Does anyone know the song she sang about her daughter growing up at the Orpheum it was so tender and brought me to tears! I don’t know the name of the song!
Tori’s voice has deteriorated a bit since she’s played thousands of shows live from a very young age. She did mashups with running up that hill since 1996. Here’s one from 2005: czcams.com/video/mG7C08HZ_8o/video.htmlfeature=shared
A girl gave me Tori Amos and said, this is Kate Bush incarcerated, I know, Kate wasn't dead, just music was in general, so she knew that I adored Kate and wanted to give me hope, I think I was going to rehab...Anyway I liked Tori,but Kate ...what can I say!
Oh I must admit that I don't unterstand why Tori copy a part of the Song from KB. She doesnt need this, because She is a great and unique artist too. So what are the reasons! The other way KB copies something from Tori doesnt exsist. So please Tori stay on your side you are agreat singer/songwriter
The original song by Kate Bush was produced in a studio with probably months of technological processing, including many layers of cacophonous vocals. What exactly do you expect a single musician playing an acoustic live piano to do to make it sound anything like an 80s techno-pop song with programmed drums, synths, sound effects and processed vocals?
@@philcliffe6909 It's Kate's song. There shouldn't be any strong comparison between the original performer performing it and a cover performance. I've never heard any cover of any Tori Amos song that captures the feeling of one of her own performances, either.
As a Dylan fan I’m forever being told that the many covers are better than the original 😂 Tori and Kate are both geniuses so this constant rating war is amusing but futile when we don’t have to choose but enjoy both talents
I prefer her 90’s shows. She just shows up and does it. This is pomp & circumstance. Inflated ticket prices. And played this song so much she lost its power. She can have it again if she tries. “Who do you think you are?”the name’s in the description, Daisy Hogg.
Running up that hill has become overplayed and over covered nowadays. While I'll admit I've always dreamed of hearing Tori Amos cover Kate Bush's work I must also admit I'd much rather hear her do a fresh take on "Cloudbusting." Bliss is epic though and she's absolutely amazing in her performance.
Tori is an iconic goddess. I've been listening to her for close to 30 years and listening to her has transcended me to a beautiful place. She's unique, she plays the piano so brilliantly. I saw her live in 2002 the first time and I took my mom. I'm going to get tickets to see her this summer and I'm bringing my mom's memory as she's passed too early. Tori will always have a special place in my heart. ❤️
Ahhhh that's so sad but to have that memory of having a piece of her through listening to tori Amos & her amazing voice that has touched & able to reach the ❤ of every genuine & loving soul, God bless you xxx
Tori was my introduction to Kate Bush when I was in high school. I would scour the internet looking for Tori midi files and mp3s. One day I went on a music site to listen to snippets of Tori’s songs and the site recommended that I listen to Kate Bush. Been listening to Kate for over 20 years now. Glad she’s getting her just due here in the US now! 💛
Tori Amos has been my favorite songwriter for so long that seeing this performance is like the smile from an old friend… peace and hugs KP
My two favorite singers Tori Amos and Kate Bush. This is amazing !
@The Stormblooper Momma ain't copying no one, sweet pea! She's paying homage.
Two of my top 10 favorite musicians, too!
Me too
@The Stormblooper she did not "copy" Kate, she sang her song !
@@dmmichelledolan6459 @D M Doesn't matter how you spin it, she tried to sing a great Kate Bush song and fell a long way short of expectation. The attempt was almost comedic.
Tori had me at 'God' close to 30 years ago. Kate Bush had me at 'Don't Give Up' with Peter Gabriel 35 years ago. So much love for ACTUAL artists. So glad Tori Amos is STILL sharing her brilliance as a live performer! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
She’s so special and such an incredible artist.
I’m so jealous of all the people that got to see Tori back in the 90s and 2000s 😭😭 love from Gen z you are still an iconic legend !!!
What a great tour. So glad she teased a little bit of running up that hill as Tori fans have said for years there’s definitely a Kate Bush influence.
Tori told us a looonng time ago.
Sounded flat to me.
She’s the American Kate Bush.
@@dianef.7072 Кейт Буш - британка, а Тори Амос - американка, которая даже когда то имела дует с Робертом Плантом.
Teased a little bit? She did the whole song
I am beyond thrilled that you uploaded this and I ty ever so much. At 47 my dream finally came true after 30 years of being a huge Tori fan I got to see her live in Boston Massachusetts on May 14th and our girl did NOT dissapoint. I was also shocked & thrilled that she ended the show with Tear In Your Hand which used to be my favorite song from Little Earthquakes 😲🥰💯
Same. Fav song, made me cry 💜
I'm so happy for you that you finally got to see Tori perform live. She came to New Zealand in the late 90's and I wasn't able to go and as a 17year old i was disappointed to miss her but i thought she would be back... but she has never toured here again. I'm 45 now. It's my dream to see her perform live but I can't see that ever happening. As someone who has loved her music for nearly 30 years it does hurt
I love Tori. Growing up in the 90s I saw her perform about 10x. Sexiest pianist in the world. Her lyrics hit you right in the heart. 🥰
I know; Tori Amos music is fantastic. I guess at a certain age, they just stop playing your music on the radio. My favorite bands still make music, but you never hear it unless you do a youtube search.
💘
My favourite song being covered by muy favourite singer ❤️🌟
First time when I heard Tori I remember it very well...I was angry, because I thought she tried to copy Kate Bush. I was and I am still a big fan of Kate...but after listening to Tori a few times, I realised that she has her own voice, her own style, her own moods...I began to love her music.
I never had sorta fairytale with a Tori like girl...
You have always been beautiful, are beautiful, and will always be beautiful...
I am sure Kate would approve. Great artists giving respect to a legend ;)
Actually she wouldn't. Tori Amos copied Kate Bush throughout her career.
Tori is a wannabe.
@@canaryinacoalmine7267 😳oh no you didn’t
@@beebee242 there's always going to be a troll/hater and I've never understood why they need to be that way
@@josephprovencher6345 you and me both. Especially in this instance, cannot understand the need to shit all over a true artist. All good, just had to say something😅
@@beebee242 well I'm GLAD u did! My dream finally came true 30 years later at the ripe old age of 47 and saw her live in Boston in May and she was beyond amazing. Also I'm GLAD u said some, people suck lol
Tori has a long history of playing covers, so much so, it's part of the experience of seeing her live. There's nothing wrong with this performance. I love KB and this is cool.
She is incredible!!
Tori's songs are all so mesmerizing, she is a musical genius ❤❤
Just amazing, such a talent! Tori has been an incredible artist through out the years and singing Kate Bush song is such a thrilling experience is amazing beautiful ladies!!!
That is awesome, thanks for sharing!!!
Watching this for my sister, who isn't around to watch it anymore....'where'd my Lizzie go?'..... you're missed, my sister, Liz.
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Watching for sweet Liz today.
@@StlScarlett thanks, I appreciate your comment and I'm sure she would as well!
The sound / bass on this video is awesome! I LOVE the band on this! Great videos thank you so much!!
I thought the audio sucked.
@@kellyblackmon2805 oh really? Sounded great on my speakers
Both Kate and Tori are the greatest
Both Tori and Kate are Sun in Leo with Scorpio Rising with Air signs as Moons. Tori with Libra Moon and Kate with Aquarius Moon.
Mayonaisse treefall frog juice to the parabolic placenta.
Tori is not in the same league as Kate Bush, get real.
@@canaryinacoalmine7267 As a huge fan of both, I'd say it depends on what you focus on. Even Kate would have to tell you Tori is a much better TECHNICAL pianist and has the rare gift of chromesthesia, where sounds appear as colors in the mind's eye.. Decades of classical training and live playing - she won a scholarship to John Hopkins when she was just a child. Kate is a good pianist but it's a tool for her song writing and not a means to entertain. Kate focuses more on atmospheric but repeating chord progressions as a basis As a writer Kate is much more creative, visionary, 'out of the mold', with lyrical subjects both esoteric, deep, brooding, metaphorical. Tori rips her lyrics from her soul - including her rape at knifepoint - something that Kate almost never does, even when she involves her son Bertie. Both women have made me weep unabashedly, dance joyously and ponder the unknowable lives of others. "This Woman's Work" and "China" are both right up there for most movingly beautiful songs of the 20th Century.
@@massivecumshot Yes, I think Tori is a good pianist, and you are clearly intelligent from your writing, I am surprised you have fallen for Tori Amos and her bullshit.
Are you also a fan of Lizzy Grant, too?
@@canaryinacoalmine7267 what are you doing hanging out trolling Tori
fans for ? Hahaha what a mess.
Enchanting
Love Tori, have since Under the Pink. She's still fantastic! And I do appreciate a lot of Kate Bush's songs as well, including this song of course. But Tori? She's my favorite female in rock!
Tori is really just an inferior copy of Kate Bush.
Best thing about youtube is you get to see these special moments like Tori performing Kate Bush songs, I'd love to see a whole show of them, absolutely brilliant.
Beautiful job!!!
Always wanted to be Tori's piano. To be her seat would be a gift too!
Simply Amazing!!!
She’s still the queen. And this was my baby’s second concert. The week before was tears for fears/garbage, then THIS!!!
I just love Bliss and RUTH together! It's so good!
I was there ... such an amazing show
She is and always will be such a talented woman
Tummy boop at 00:26! ;-) Love Tori, have since 1992. Bless her always! A songwriting genius and an all around beautiful human being.
The magic of Netflix... How it revived for some and introduced to millions new viewers an artist that seemed all but forgotten or unknown.
Omg me too!this two musician are my love
Tori can play any god dm thing she wants.
I love Tori
Her voice seems like Beth Gibbons of Portishead.
I love 💕
I love her
Nice piano. Don't see many Bosendorfers at pop shows.
Great performance too.
I heard other instruments besides bass & drums. Prerecorded tracts?
To Venus And Back used many overdubs of vocals and instruments and uses variated instruments which would be difficult to emulate in a live setting, so the easiest way to get close to that would be to either use tracks or samples.
The very first time I heard Tori on the radio I compared her voice to Kate Bush. Fitting song for the comparison.
Her last album is cool
Still amazing!
Love her and Kate Bush. Both beautiful singers ❤❤❤❤❤
Cvers are the best. I love rehash
Her voice was clearly not on its best, but she is an incredible artist no matter what. She's unique.
@Forst Last yep, I think the same. After 2014 her voice became more nasal than before. I don't know how to explain, seems that she holds the notes on the back of her throat and that doesn't sound nice to me, childish maybe. She always kind of did that, but was more like part of her dinamics than a regular tone as it is now. Maybe she's doing that to preserve her voice, idk.
Wow savage comments. Early Sarah Mclachlan was also influenced by Kate along with Peter Gabriel I always heard it with Tori too. Glad to see her still performing.
Tori's musical development was not even really influenced by Kate's music. They probably sound somewhat alike because they were influenced by similar artists.
Kate Bush is five years older than Tori Amos. Tori began playing piano at age two and a half and at age five she was the youngest person ever admitted to the Peabody Conservatory of Music prepatory academy. Kate was 10 years old at that time and not a a known artist. Tori studied classical music intensively at the Peabody, she played classical and church music at home, and her older brother introduced her to the music that really did influence her-specifically, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Joni Mitchell and other musicians of the 1970s. Kate's first single came out in 1978, and it wasn't a massive hit in the United States. By the time of Kate's real cross-Atlantic breakthrough, Hounds of Love, Tori already was fronting her own band. She didn't imitate Kate or her music, and she has always said that she appreciates Kate's music a lot, and she has played Running Up That Hill and And Dream of Sheep live many times. She doesn't dislike or diminish Kate; she just honestly says that her music was not influenced by Kate's music, and people have always called her an imitator. It's really weird. Imagine being told everything you've done in life has been influenced by someone five years older who lives on another continent. Very peculiar.
I think Atlantic/East West Records *did* style Tori to try to appeal to Kate fans around the time of Y Kant Tori Read and Little Earthquakes, but by the time Tori made her second album Under the Pink, there's no real comparison to be made. They are just very different artists with some superficial similarities. Tori is a piano prodigy, a lyrical essayist and poet with strong political opinions and metaphysical interests, and Kate is a performance artist, a dancer and a musical fiction writer primarily. Tori doesn't dance or mime and she writes primarily about herself; Kate is inventive but not a preternaturally gifted pianist and she writes more in third person about invented situations than she sings from her own perspective and about her own life. They're both stunningly talented artists in their own rights. They are my two favorite musical artists, ahead of any others by many miles, and they're not the same and neither is a ripoff of the other. If a person listens closely to Tori's music, they will hear clear influences from Led Zeppelin and Joni Mitchell and Laura Nyro and not really from Kate. Kate is theatrical and Tori is interior.
Girl gave me Tori Amos in early 90s or end of 80s it was her first album and said, this is for you a new Kate Bush, don't lose hope! Kate had her first album in 1978,a totally different era,dominated by man exclusively, unless women were a part of a band!
Could never catch her live, damn!!!
OMFG! I'm deceased!!!!
What a way to go!
talent
Like hello, haven’t we always wanted Tori to fully cover Deal with God? Rad!
It's called "Running Up That Hill."
@@gardenofeels6872 It is called that. But it was the title she wanted the song to be called so I can't help but call it that. Thanks though.
No.1 tori and kate❤
OMG guys you are right about Tori being influenced by Kate❤❤❤❤
@Israel Plascensia,even if a song is great,sometime the voice of certain individuals not a good fit for it anyway,hernskill at playing the piano is nice or even great,her vocal tones are not right?. For her own style of singing is more somber types of sounds that have no kick of hard pop/disco music fusion?.
Yes I can remember an interview with Tori Amos after cornflake girl was released, where she was asked how much she was influenced by Kate Bush. Her answer was who?
Does anyone know the song she sang about her daughter growing up at the Orpheum it was so tender and brought me to tears! I don’t know the name of the song!
It’s called “Ribbons Undone”. It’s from The Beekeeper
Tori's been doing KB live covers for years
But nowhere near as good as the original KB.
In the parallel universe where they’ve created 🎶 together How SpEcTaCuLar!! Xo
Where can I get that outfit?
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Voice not on kate bush level at all. Is there a band playing or is there a tape running?
Tori’s voice has deteriorated a bit since she’s played thousands of shows live from a very young age. She did mashups with running up that hill since 1996. Here’s one from 2005: czcams.com/video/mG7C08HZ_8o/video.htmlfeature=shared
Tell Tori there are Chinese fans crazy about her.❤
A girl gave me Tori Amos and said, this is
Kate Bush incarcerated, I know, Kate wasn't dead, just music was in general, so she knew that I adored Kate and wanted to give me hope, I think I was going to rehab...Anyway I liked Tori,but Kate ...what can I say!
so so so good
58 years old and she's still hot!
You dont think thats due to plastic surgery?
That’s debatable that’s she’s “still hot”
@F F please. She 58;years old. She’s NOT Hot. I love Tori’s music though
She's so sultry 😍
@@joes7930let’s see your hairline 😘
Kate Bush... PRODUCER... that's it!
Tori is like the musical daughter of Kate Bush..indeed
piano chops and the Bosendorfer has amazing tone 👏👏👏
Tingles 🕊️
Kate Bush approves.
Oh dear. Tori has last all the power in her vocals. I was hoping her Tiny Desk performance was a stylistic choice. I'm afraid not so.
Listen to other shows from this tour. She hasn’t lost anything. This is the end of the tour and she sounds hoarse.
Ungrateful. Her voice is music. Kick rocks.
I wonder if she ever gets
sick of being awesome.
She takes her time off for sure
Oh I must admit that I don't unterstand why Tori copy a part of the Song from KB.
She doesnt need this, because She is a great and unique artist too. So what are the reasons!
The other way KB copies something from Tori doesnt exsist.
So please Tori stay on your side you are agreat singer/songwriter
Sorry not a patch on Kate bush
She stripped all the nuance, texture and variation out of this song, almost everything that make it great!
The original song by Kate Bush was produced in a studio with probably months of technological processing, including many layers of cacophonous vocals. What exactly do you expect a single musician playing an acoustic live piano to do to make it sound anything like an 80s techno-pop song with programmed drums, synths, sound effects and processed vocals?
@@DavidMichaelCommer I expected that the 3 things I listed. They don't require overdubbing or digital manipulation.
@@DavidMichaelCommer billandpech is right. I saw KB perform this song live and there is just no comparison.
@@philcliffe6909 It's Kate's song. There shouldn't be any strong comparison between the original performer performing it and a cover performance. I've never heard any cover of any Tori Amos song that captures the feeling of one of her own performances, either.
As a Dylan fan I’m forever being told that the many covers are better than the original 😂 Tori and Kate are both geniuses so this constant rating war is amusing but futile when we don’t have to choose but enjoy both talents
Tori Amos vs Kate Bush!
Yeah a bit of Kate Bush but she must just love good music well obviously but Led Zeppelin and others she's covered and made her own why not?
I prefer her 90’s shows. She just shows up and does it. This is pomp & circumstance. Inflated ticket prices. And played this song so much she lost its power. She can have it again if she tries. “Who do you think you are?”the name’s in the description, Daisy Hogg.
Ummmmmmm NO
That was painful!!!! She can’t do it anymore 😢
gosh she was ill !!!! Dam you can easily hear it when she speaks , listen to the difference in june :czcams.com/video/kE5vMZt1Fcg/video.html
You do know that Kate Bush sings the original, right? And she can still sing it the same..
Yeah poor thing was very husky in this. No power at all but I still love her :)
Terrible sound
Running up that hill has become overplayed and over covered nowadays.
While I'll admit I've always dreamed of hearing Tori Amos cover Kate Bush's work I must also admit I'd much rather hear her do a fresh take on "Cloudbusting."
Bliss is epic though and she's absolutely amazing in her performance.
She covered RUTH years ago (paired with “God”) before the song’s recent surge.
@@scottabroughton
Thank you for the heads up I'm gonna go look it up right now!
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One of my favorites
czcams.com/video/mG7C08HZ_8o/video.html
She's done a live cover of And Dream of Sheep before too. I forgot what tour but she did a lot of random covers on that one.
jew love where are we in life ?
She doesn't come close to Kate.
Her vocal abilities have gone way down. Kate Bush must have cringed if she heard this.
WOW embarrassing gotta feel sorry for her BUT at least she had a go at it I guess
She should have just done a cover, not a mashup.
Maybe you should stick to Fox "News" Entertainment channels?
I think the sound is bad in general
I’ll never understand how this was a good performance.
@@Neurotic013 czcams.com/video/kE5vMZt1Fcg/video.html
really!!!!!!!!!! please dont do that again!!!!!!!!!!
The worst vrsion of this song I've ever heard!
weak
Awful