Here's our ranking of every FionaApple album to date
and its 2012 predecessor, the music industry has been taken over by streaming. Buying full-lengths has largely become a thing of the past, playlist placement is more critical to success, and as such, a good chunk of popular music designed to continue a vibe rather than disrupt the flow. Part of the appeal ofis that it thrashes against such a languid approach to creative output, and instead has arrived as a bold, cacophonous ball of beautifully expressed thoughts.
Dogs bark, pots bang, pianos are hammered and syllables are elongated to an absurd degree; Apple prods at the unhealthy expectations of a patriarchal society, and zero apologies are offered -- “I would beg to disagree, but begging disagrees with me,” she asserts.is a fever dream that refuses to let go of its listener’s attention, and while it will be interesting to see how its elliptical songs hold up in the coming months and years, one gets the sense that its unyielding urgency will never fade.
She was also funny and conversational in her reflections, recounting dialogue between herself and a lover on the jaunty “Paper Bag”: “He said, ‘It’s all in your head’/ And I said, ‘So’s everything’/ But he didn’t get it/ I thought he was a man/ But he was just a little boy.” Apple didn’t look to men as saviors, and she certainly didn’t want them looking at her that way either: “Baby, I can’t help you out / While she is still around,” she sang as the other woman on “I Know.
with Apple in 2019 remained true to the original, showing the enduring perfection of Apple’s version., the album that showed listeners not only who Apple was but what she would become: forever an artist on her own page, sullen and self-aware but with dukes up and a wicked grin beneath her doleful eyes. --
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