There is a newspaper in New Jersey called The Daily Journal, and they had an article on Tori on November 23, 1996. It discusses Tori's role in her new record label called Igloo.

An article appeared in the Indiana Daily Student on November 14th. The IDS is the "official" mouthpiece of Indiana University. The writer, Alisa Blackwood interviewed Tori for this piece about Tori and her label Igloo Records.

There is an article in Mix Magazine about Tori from the November 1996 issue. Mix Magazine is a trade magazine for the recording and sound production industry. It discusses the technical side of the recording of BFP and the '96 tour and gets rather techy. But even if you don't understand the differences in microphones and mic placement and ambient sound and such, I think you'll definitely enjoy the feeling of being in the studio and backstage with Tori.

There is an article on producer/remixer BT (Brian Transeau) in the November 2, 1996 issue of Billboard Magazine. It appears on pages 12 and 20. It discusses how Tori met BT and how well the Blue Skies single is doing in the dance clubs. In that same issue, there is an article devoted to the 40 years celebration of Capitol Studios and on page 45, there are photos of albums that have been recorded in that studio, and among them, there is the picture of the Y Kant Tori Read album!

The Tulsa World Newspaper printed an article on November 1, 1996 called Tori Amos Compares Rock to Classical in the Context of Jimi Hendrix, Ripples in a River...and Stinky Cheese.

This information was emailed to me by Nithya Rajendran.

In an issue of Rolling Stone that came out sometime around November 1996 with Eddie Vedder on the cover, the band TOOL is profiled. The frontman, Maynard had this to say:

"There are a lot of metaphysical, spiritual, and emotional changes going on right now, and we're just trying to reflect that. We're not that different from Tori Amos in that sense."

The article goes on to say, "Maybe not, but Tori Amos doesn't sing about genetic mutation and she certainly doesn't advocate sinking California into the sea."