There was a very positive sounding album, which is rather an exception at Toris disk catalog. And the album sounds at first to get used to, which may be partly due to the sound of the organ built again. Tori goes astray, you might think, but that's only partly true. I would rather talk about a return to old traditions, which already explains the album title sufficiently.
* * The Beekeeper is a reunion of good musical recipes and song technical experiments. Since diving to the sound of Tori Boesendorfer eg a gospel choir on an organ pulls sometimes more and sometimes less subtly their mindfulness on, and there is even a guitar for the game Toris ratio relatively rough adapted. On the whole, Tori is relived plenty unadulterated, but with new ideas. The cost succeeds * almost perfectly with * Parasol * and the soulful * Sweet The Sting.
Another Anspieltipps * Sleeps With Butterflies * and * Original can confidently * * Jamaica Inn, Sinsuality antesten *. * Cars And Guitars * is supported by the strong guitar, * Goodbye Pisces * as a counterpoint to sound almost back to tender. The highlight is the title track * * Beekeeper. He leaves Tori Amos seem almost aggressive when it leaves all the power of their voice to be heard. Tears pushers also there, representing what I call this the song * toast *. As a further positive aspect, I still consider that Tori had republished a CD in excess length and 19 songs sent on an expedition.
CONCLUSION: varied, with fresh ideas and new influences - and as always great ...
