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Welcome to Sunny Florida

Tori Amos

211 min · 33 tracks · alternative rock · classical · art rock

A lush tapestry of piano-driven melodies, introspective lyrics, and compelling storytelling unfolds throughout this unique live collection.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • wave-like pacing with interludes
  • introspective lyrics for reflection
  • dynamic journey through emotions
  • long-form storytelling experience
  • piano-driven melodies for immersion

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer short, standalone tracks
  • seek immediate energetic gratification

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 2001, 'Welcome to Sunny Florida' is Tori Amos's first live album, capturing her performances from the 1999-2000 tours. This period followed her critically acclaimed album 'From the Choirgirl Hotel,' and showcases her evolution as a performer and storyteller, highlighting her strong connection with her audience.
Stylistic neighbors
Kate Bush· Fiona Apple· Sarah McLachlan

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Intro 0:20
  • 2 Welcome / Wampum Prayer 6:25
  • 3 A Sorta Fairytale 6:58
  • 4 Sugar 4:55
  • 5 Crucify 10:23
  • 6 Interlude #1 0:22
  • 7 Cornflake Girl 8:41
  • 8 Bells for Her 6:45
  • 9 Concertina 5:12
  • 10 Interlude #2 0:57
  • 11 Take to the Sky 8:21
  • 12 Leather 7:35
  • 13 Cloud on My Tongue 6:38
  • 14 Cooling 6:05
  • 15 Interlude #3 0:51
  • 16 Your Cloud 5:52
  • 17 Father Lucifer 6:59
  • 18 Professional Widow 7:44
  • 19 I Can’t See New York 7:36
  • 20 Precious Things 7:28
  • 21 Tombigbee 5:10
  • 22 Amber Waves 4:14
  • 23 Hey Jupiter 6:47
  • 24 Credits and Vignettes 7:08
  • 25 Tour Yearbook (feat. Past the Mission) 5:16
  • 26 Interview Tori Amos 23:14
  • 27 Interview Mary Amos 10:17

Disc 2

  • 1 Ruby Through the Looking‐Glass 4:54
  • 2 Seaside 3:24
  • 3 Bug a Martini 5:03
  • 4 Apollo’s Frock 8:13
  • 5 Tombigbee 4:27
  • 6 Indian Summer 7:42

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