Tori Amos
Lou Barlow/Sebadoh
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Tori Amos
Lou Barlow/Sebadoh
Lou looks just like how Jason did in high school when we first started dating! He also has written some of the saddest songs ever. As a band, Sebadoh rocks thehouse and I'm lucky to have seen them live on two occasions.If you like them, also check out the Folk Implosion or some of Lou's solo stuff. Nice.
Ani Difranco
I jumped on the Ani bandwagon kind of late (around 1996), so I can't claim to have seen her play some small coffee house in Chicago or anything. But I'm
still a pretty substansial fan, not because she's a "powerful, angry woman in rock," but because she writes some really kickass songs. Period.
Dead Can Dance
Some of the most calming, intensely spiritual music—
without sounding too granola/new-agey. At least in my opinion.
Polly Harvey's range
is so amazing. She is always re-inventing her sound, but not in that Madonna-esque-
follow-what-the-trends-are kind of way. She does the glam-rock thing, the blues
thing, and the lo-fiexperimental thing. A little bit of something for everyone,
eh?
The
best band that ever was.
