>
>There are some more, but these are the primary ones... I do like some
>classical stuff, but never really bought too many CDs... The one
>soundtrack that people would also probably like would be Jurassic
>Park... One of my friends back at school (who just about only listens
>to classical, although last year, some people got him listening to
>Metallica also... some combination:) has the CD and I borrowed it, and
>it was pretty good...
>
I liked the Jurassic Park soundtrack at first, but the themes
quickly got old after a couple listens, unfortunately. If you liked
that one, you should give the Batman or Henry V soundtracks a try since
I think they have much more enduring themes and better overall atmosphere.
>
>Well after all the talk about her on the list I was thinking of getting an
>album of hers. Which one do you guys think is best?
>
Both of Tori Amos' albums, "Little Earthquakes" and "Under the Pink"
are excellent, so it's hard to say which you'll like better. Remember that
neither of them have heavy music (like DT) so don't expect that. I personally
prefer "Little Earthquakes" since to me it has a more powerful emotional
impact. Plus, I prefer the music which concentrates a little more on Tori's
wonderful piano playing along with her vocals.
I don't think you could go wrong with either one though (ie. if you
don't like one, you probably wouldn't have liked the other one either).
Steve
-- Steve Chew - schew@tis.com - http://www.clark.net/pub/iz/home.html "It's hard to seize the day when first you've got to grapple with the morning." - Andrew Arensburger
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