"The Waitress" is the seventh song on Tori Amos's album Under the Pink. Contents[show] Background Alternate and remastered versions Other appearances Comic Book Tattoo An eleven-page story inspired by "The Waitress" appeared in the graphic novel anthology Comic Book Tattoo, a.

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[Tori Amos, The Baltimore Sun, '94] "Condiments are my favorite thing sometimes when I was lonely I'd line up all the condiments and pound them on the table and let them applaud me adding confidence to my dishes before they got cooked." [Tori Amos, Under The Pink Songbook].

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Dec 06,  · And if Tori Amos can play a piece of s#.t like "Livin' on a Prayer" and make it sound good, that says something. If you are a casual fan, you may want to stick with Tori Amos's studio albums before investing a lot of time and money into this. But for the Tori Amos faithful that already own all her studio albums, this box set is a must-have/5(27).

Tea with the Waitress Atlantic Records promo CD March [listen/download Tea with the Waitress] Interview by Bob Waugh Produced by Dave Marsh and Bob Waugh at WHFS-FM, Washington, D.C. Executive producer: Tod Elmore Bob Waugh: Tori, your new album, and at this point does it have a title? Tori Amos: Yes, Under the Pink.

Tori sang backup vocals on Canadian singer Ferron's album called Phantom Center, which originally came out in According to the Tori Amos Collectibles book, the album was reissued in and was "remixed to highlight Tori's vocals with the exception of the first track, Stand Up, which mysteriously has been re-recorded, leaving Tori.

Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty and passion, and therefore we see her on the album always dressed elegantly, with cocktail glass in hand, short white hair, and always posing. She sings songs like “You Can Bring Your Dog,” “Secret Spell” and “Dragon,” as well as covers of Tori’s songs like “She’s Your Cocaine,” “Sweet the Sting” and “Raspberry Swirl.”.