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Marla Tiara informed me that there is a small review of "Strange Little Girls" in the September 2001 issue of Interview Magazine (with Bjork on the cover). You can read it below.
Tori Amos
Strange Little Girls (Atlantic)
Tori Amos "befriends" imaginary women on her latest
album, singing male-written songs from hypothetical
female perspectives. She brings her own slant to bear
on the Beatles, the Stranglers, Tom Waits and Neil
Young, among others, even gutsily assuming the
perspective of the murdered wife in Eminem's "'97
Bonnie & Clyde." The album, by turns, makes the skin
crawl and the foot tap, but no matter who she covers,
Amos remains her righteous, lyrical self. - Sarah Valdez
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