Tori Amos - Past the Mission (REACTION) First Time Hearing It
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Tori once said her music was too raw for straight men. Try "Me and a Gun" and see how you do.
Trent Reznor doing backing vocals during chorus.
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@@se777en73120 This song was recorded at Trent's house ... in his recording studio ... It happens to also be the location of the infamous ' Tate ' murders by the Manson clan ( Charles Manson ) 1969 ... I learned that this week . Darkly fitting given the interpersonal lyrics ... which is why she asked Trent to do vocals I read ... A man with rage that also had a soft side .
Thanks for letting me know.
Great song, great album! Love Tori ❤
Amazing song. ❤️
Under the Pink was such an epic album. A lot of people pick Little Earthquakes as their favorite, but UtP was always mine.
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In my mind women laying down and forcing the man to walk over them to pass signifies
.............." We know what you did " ~ It's a refusal of acceptance and respect
.......... I've seen it done before ... It's an old school method of resistance .
Thanks so much for this request and sharing this info. Had not seen that before.
What I love about Tori is how interpretive her songs and videos are. Really, and I believe she would agree, no one is truly 'wrong' in their interpretation. They may not guess the true meaning behind her songs, but Tori knows that people will see different things in her words based off of their own unique life experiences and she encourages that. I've heard her say that she is sometimes vague on the meanings because she does not want to impose her ideas of what a song means on others.
That is beautiful. Thanks for sharing that. Love that.
Spark and live version of the songcooling are sure bets for goosebumps on Tori songs, atleast for me 😀👍
Thanks for the recommendations! Definitely want to check out more.
Northern Lad is one of my favorites by her
Had not come across that one yet, i believe. Will add it to my list. Thanks.
No one reacts to that and it is incredible.
Northern lad and hey Jupiter 2 of my fave Tori Amos songs. but there's so many great songs to choose from.
The mission is a reference to a place, like where a missionary's base residence is located. Overall, this song seems to be about Mary Magdalene and Jesus.
Yes, this song is Tori's 'The da Vinci Code' long before that book was published; it's about the fabled romance between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, or at least it touches on that heavily. It's influenced by the book Holy Blood, Holy Grail and by the Gnostic Gospel of Mary Magdalene, which seems to have had a profound effect on her life.
i interpret tori and the women laying down and letting the priest pass through them as a metaphor for her letting go and allowing the trauma of what happened to her to move on, instead of wasting her time, energy, and mental health mulling it over (thus reliving it) endlessly and blaming god/the universe/whatever for something she can't change regardless.
Thanks for sharing your insight on this. Much appreciated ❤️
I am so glad you have embarked on this voyage. Tori has never been a flash musical artist, was always explorative, quirky, different. She presents you with a rabbit hole every time you play one of her songs. If you still need convincing, check out "Me and a gun" (ua-cam.com/video/wWxZW2zj7PQ/v-deo.html) or "iieee" ua-cam.com/video/41OgbLr86DY/v-deo.html.
They are both unforgettabe experiences.
Enjoyed all the songs i have heard so far. Definitely want to hear more.
wow, I never seen this video, though I love the song, of course there were no videos back then, when I bought this album :)
Beautiful song and video.
This album actually had several videos! Pretty Good Year, two versions of Cornflake Girl (a US version and a UK version), Past the Mission and God.
Okay here is what I interpret this to be. Notice it is "only women" that follow her and the two young girls (which I think are her "younger selves". and more and more women "join her. But then the '"Head priest" stares her down, he seems to have great power' and notice, I believe it is "only the women that "Laid down" for him to "walk over or around"...to me that is one huge metaphor message about "men and their "so called power' over women, along with some religion mixed into it, as Tori was brought up in a very strict religious upbringing, which a lot of her songs are about her "finding her own way" and being "Free"..
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and insights. That makes a lot of sense! Powerful!
@@SaeedReacts. You're welcome. I have all of Tori's body of work, so I've learned how interesting and unique she is in her lyrics. She uses a lot of metaphors n them.. Her music got me through my divorce many years ago..
"'Past the Mission' is about a girl who refuses to be a victim anymore," Tori Amos explained in a 1994 issue of the fan magazine Really Deep Thoughts. "But she has to face a lot of thought patterns to do that. I wrote this when I was reading the book Holy Blood, Holy Grail. It talks about different theories on Christ. It talks a lot about Mary Magdalene. It's an underlying theme about how the church, the mission, has suppressed all this truth down through the years - the Goddess energy. They refer to Mary Magdalene as the Black Madonna. She had this cult following in France. They believe that she came to the shores pregnant. When they say the Holy Grail, they mean the Holy Blood, the Blood Royal in her body, Jesus' baby. And some scholars believe this. The other parts don't necessarily ring right, but there have been these secret societies. That's what I'm talking about also in 'Space Dog.' There are loads of secret societies, this is only one of them."
Thanks for sharing.