Tori AmosBest Tori Amos Albums Ranked

Boys for Pele (Deluxe)

pitchfork

9.2

“Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit Tori Amos’ divisive third album: a strange and unsettling amalgam of distorted harpsichord and bloody revenge fantasies born of ayahuasca, Mary Magdalene, and the blues.”

Little Earthquakes (Remastered)

pitchfork

8.6

“These reverently remastered editions of Little Earthquakes and Under the Pink, the first two solo records by Tori Amos, show the singer-songwriter discovering how to obey her compositional muse and harness her prodigious gifts into a singular voice. The legacy of these milestones linger over today’s underground, and others all wear their sensitivities as strengths as she did.”

Ocean to Ocean

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Ocean to Ocean continues Tori Amos' incredible songwriting talent”

Native Invader

rollingstone

8.0

“Our take on the 15th album from the piano-balladeer”

Native Invader

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Tori Amos searches for shelter on Native Invader”

Little Earthquakes (Remastered)

rollingstone

8.0

“Newcomer Tori Amos's songs are smart, melodic and dramatic; the deeper you listen, the hotter they get. Amos shares common ground with artfolk songstresses like Kate Bush and Jane Siberry, but while they often deal in abstruse, poetic terms, Amos has a tendency to cut to the quick, to face facts, to call a rape a rape. Little Earthquakes is an often pretty, subtly progressive song cycle that refle”