Tori Amos - Video Collection: Fade to Red | 
| Directors: Tori Amos, Loren Haynes
Actors: Tori Amos, Adrien Brody
Studio: Rhino / Wea
Category: DVD
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Rating:  40 reviews
Sales Rank: 28701
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC
Languages: English (Original Language), German (Subtitled), English (Subtitled), French (Subtitled)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Region: 1
Discs: 2
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 970295
UPC: 603497029525
EAN: 0603497029525
ASIN: B000CR7R9S
Theatrical Release Date: February 14, 2006
Release Date: February 14, 2006
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The combination of music, visuals, and the artist's commentary makes for compelling entertainment in Tori Amos - Video Collection: Fade to Red. Spanning Amos' entire career (from 1992's Little Earthquakes through 2005's The Beekeeper) and compiled on a two-disc set, these 19 videos feature some very striking images: the decidedly weird special effects in "A Sorta Fairytale," making Amos and actor Adrien Brody's heads appear where knees and hands ought to be; the bound and blindfolded Amos in the dark and disturbing "Spark"; Spanish women lying in the street as a handsome priest passes among them in "Past the Mission"; the slow-motion riot scenes in "1000 Oceans," Amos' response to the 1992 Los Angeles riots. But the singer-songwriter-pianist's breathy commentary track is as the dramatic as the videos themselves. Usually referring to herself in the third person, Amos admits to "a fascination with the beheading of Anne Boleyn… the illicit mistress of the Protestant reformation," identifies with "the Black Madonna, the independent woman… who is being shamed for her sensuality," describes the "Cornflake Girl" video as "evil on a playground… sort of Mean Girls before there was Mean Girls," and regularly references mythology. What she doesn't explain is why the same bonus features (two extra tracks and a making-of featurette) appear on both discs, or why a couple of fan favorites (like "Strange Little Girl") aren't included at all. --Sam Graham
Product Description
The Video Collection: Fade to Red is a look at the unique and compelling videos that illustrate Tori Amos' musical vision. It features such memorable clips as "Silent All These Years" "Crucify" "Cornflake Girl" and "A Sorta Fairytale" along with videos from her most recent CD release The Beekeeper. Tori is arguably one of the few artists who truly captures the essence of her music in video through striking images and cinematography which makes this a must-have for any devotee or casual fan. Also included is a comprehensive audio commentary by Tori herself.Track Listings:1. Past the Mission2. Crucify3. Jackie's Strength4. Sorta Fairytale5. Winter6. Spark7. Sleeps with Butterflies8. Cornflake Girl9. Hey Jupiter10. Silent All These Years11. Caught A Lite Sneeze12. 1000 Oceans13. God14. Bliss15. China16. Raspberry Swirl17. Talula18. Sweet the Sting19. Pretty Good Year20. Professional Widow (Remix)21. Cornflake Girl (U.K. Version)Format: DVD AUDIO Genre: MUSIC DVD/CONCERTS UPC: 603497029525 Manufacturer No: 9702952
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 Light My Sparklers November 13, 2009
Matthew O. Jones (Eugene Ore USA)
Tori Amos is an incredibly gorgeous sexy woman with an incredibly gorgeous voice. Buying this disc is part of an ongoing project to understand her music and relate to it something I'm still not quite fully able to do. I don't dislike it I just havn't figured how to relate or understand .It seems to lack somekind of synchrony or coherence I need to relate to and relate to the musician-what they're trying to do. I seem to be making some progress with the help of this disc but it's a little 2 steps forward one and a half back. The disc has an excellent quaulity sound track including a well enginered DTS track for people with the capable sourround systems The highlight of the disc is the "Spark" an exquisitely produced and arrousing bondage video. Hats of to Tori for striking out to new frontiers off limit till now except to porno vids. That's the reason for the 5.
amazing May 31, 2008
Oscar A. Jimenez (Monterrey, Mexico)
A precious collection od Tori's best songs (not including obviously the new ones) but great videos.
That red-head goddess is sure something! August 24, 2007
ADRIENNE MILLER (TENNESSEE)
Tori Amos - Video Collection: Fade to Red is not a complete collection, some videos are missing but Tori's videos have always been innovative and special. My favorite videos from this collection include: Hey Jupiter, 1000 Oceans, Caught a Lite Sneeze, Bliss, Spark, Jackie's Strength, and Cornflake Girl (U.S. Version). I am a huge Tori freak, I adore all her albums and dvd concerts. There is nothing from Tori that I don't absolutely love. There is even audio commentary from Tori herself about the videos, the way she analyzes everything can be a bit confusing but if you are a die-hard Tori fan then get this dvd collection of some of her greatest and strangest videos. Enjoy!
Only Slightly dissapointed August 13, 2007
Richard M. Wong (Kapa'a, HI)
I wouldnt call this the diffinitive collection of videos, My only downfall alot of the version represented on this collection are of radio edits, like Hey Jupiter, Crucify, Jackies strength. If your a Tori fan its a must buy however if your a casual listener I would skip it.
As Usual, Tori Is Light Years Ahead Of Typical Pop, Both In Video And Audio August 9, 2007
Indiana Jeff Reynolds (Indianapolis, IN USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
And my unrequited love-hate relationship with Tori Amos continues.
I decided to see her video collection. As you should expect, it is superb, and thought provoking.
There are things that bothered me specifically. I despised her "God" video, which would not surprise those who know I am a fundamentalist minister (who is not a snake handler, by the way, though I think the snake in the video symbolized something other than poking fun at snake handlers). "Beyond The Mission" was definitely anti-Catholic in flavor, and sometimes I see attacks on Catholicism to possibly carry over into attacking mainstream Christianity, and I wouldn't be surprised if that is the case here. There is another anti-Catholic slam in "1000 Oceans", as well as wondering if Tori has more sympathy for violent law-breakers than violent law-enforcers.
Some of the images are disturbing, such as "Spark", "Hey Jupiter", the U.S. version of "Cornflake Girl", "God", and to a lesser extent "Raspberry Swirl" and the U.K. version of "Cornflake Girl". The point, though, is that it makes you think, which seems to be Tori's goal.
You have access to her comments on the videos, some of which deals with the concepts of the song or video, and some of which deals with the technical aspects of making the video. I enjoyed these. Another item I enjoyed is when you select play all, you have a brief segment from the "Winter" video, with Tori looking at you and singing "When are you going to make up your mind?"
My favorite videos were "Winter", "Sleeps With Butterflies", "Silent All These Years", "Spark", "1000 Oceans" and "Raspberry Swirl".
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