I compare Tori Amos concerts to my first times exploring the ranges of her music. There is a lot of shock value to begin with. When you come back to it after listening to the more experimental songs, you begin to like it.

I really liked the second half of the concert and wouldn't mind trying to listen to some of the songs from the first part. I guess it was because she was her darker 'identity' - Pip. It blew my ears out, some of it was very close to Nu Metal. I kept on begging her in my mind to come back to the piano, instead of letting her music be ruled by base guitars.

I couldn't contain myself when she began to play 'Mother'... She can be so delicate with the piano. But mostly it was to be there with these songs.

Now I want to try it again. I can understand now why people see her several times a tour.