It is a great piece of work. I was left feeling shocked. I have replayed it many, many times and the album does not get old. I have now bought a copy to pass on to a friend as a gift.
This is a first-class electronic-classical-burlesque escapade. It's beautiful and harsh at the same time. It does it all. Mailing List. Join the Asylum Newsletter to get exclusive news, freebies, and even Asylum Oracle readings direct from Emilie Autumn! Ecommerce Software by Shopify.
Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon. Menu Cart. Add to Cart. Customer Reviews. Customer Photos. Reviews Questions. Title of Review. The digital download is great quality, but sadly I didn't receive a physical copy. Still a 5 star product regardless. This album is beautifully done, musically varied, and refreshingly original. Her pain, suffering, rage, and resolution grip me so tightly that I cannot listen to it with frequency.
It cuts too deep and true. Mailing List. Join the Asylum Newsletter to get exclusive news, freebies, and even Asylum Oracle readings direct from Emilie Autumn! Ecommerce Software by Shopify. Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon. Menu Cart. Add to Cart. Customer Reviews. Customer Photos. Reviews Questions. Title of Review. They manage to include many styles including ambient, funk, free jazz, dub, and freak out in a song that I'm not entirely sure is actually about tea.
Unless it's mushroom tea. Most well known for his work with the Raconteurs, Michigan native Brendan Benson led his debut album with this charming little ditty, shown here with a fan video. This tin-pan alley hit from is about a man whose new sweetheart is too high class to take to a gin joint.
If you ask most people to name a "song about tea" off the top of their head, chances are this is what they'll say. There are countless versions of this song out there, but this is the defining version from the film of the same name, sung by the inimitable Doris Day sigh! In the States, Madness is mostly known as "that band that did Our House.
Not just another British band with an obligatory tea song, the Kinks bring their signature infectious rhythm to the subject at hand. It may not be as well known as Lola or Superman , but it's no less catchy.
King Diamond or as my two-year-old calls him, " Spooky King Diamond" is the progenitor and prime example of the Black Metal genre. You can't call yourself a King without being the master. Fair disclosure: the number three slot shows my bias toward the bizarre and macabre, but how can you not love a song about a possessed teapot that invokes demons when you steep tea with your mother's blood?
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