Boys for Pele

Tori Amos

Boys for Pele

RELEASED: January 16, 1996
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Beauty Queen / Horses 6:07 2. Blood Roses 3:56 3. Father Lucifer 3:42 4. Professional Widow 4:31 5. Mr. Zebra 1:07 6. Marianne 4:09 7. Caught a Lite Sneeze 4:26 8. Muhammad My Friend 3:49 9. Hey Jupiter 5:11 10. Way Down 1:13 11. Little Amsterdam 4:30 12. Talula 4:08 13. Not the Red Baron 3:50 14. Agent Orange 1:25 15. Doughnut Song 4:20 16. In the Springtime of His Voodoo 5:33 17. Putting the Damage On 5:15 18. Twinkle 3:11
Boys for Pele is the third studio album by American singer-songwriter Tori Amos, released on January 24, 1996. The album features a blend of alternative rock, art rock, and baroque pop, characterized by its eclectic instrumentation and deeply personal lyrics. It has been noted for its complex themes, including spirituality, femininity, and personal trauma. The album is often considered a landmark in Amos's career, showcasing her evolution as an artist and her willingness to tackle controversial subjects. The title refers to the Hawaiian goddess of fire and volcanoes, and the album incorporates a variety of cultural and musical influences, from classical to folk.