Unrepentant Geraldines (2024 Reissue)
Released in 2014 by Decca Records, Unrepentant Geraldines marked Amos’ return to pop and rock music after several releases in the classical genre. Recorded at her own Martian Engineering Studios, the album was self-produced and mixed by her husband Mark Hawley and Marcel van Limbeek. The album features a stripped-back, acoustic sound with many of the songs' arrangements consisting solely of Amos's vocals and piano. Lyrically, many songs were influenced by visual art; both paintings and photography served as inspiration for the album's material. The album reached number 7 in the US, becoming Amos's eighth top 10 album in her home country, and charted within the top twenty in eight other countries. This new deluxe version of Unrepentant Geraldines feature three new tracks for the very first time, Dixie, White Telephone To God & Forest Of Glass.
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$9.52Unrepentant Geraldines (2024 Reissue)
Released in 2014 by Decca Records, Unrepentant Geraldines marked Amos’ return to pop and rock music after several releases in the classical genre. Recorded at her own Martian Engineering Studios, the album was self-produced and mixed by her husband Mark Hawley and Marcel van Limbeek. The album features a stripped-back, acoustic sound with many of the songs' arrangements consisting solely of Amos's vocals and piano. Lyrically, many songs were influenced by visual art; both paintings and photography served as inspiration for the album's material. The album reached number 7 in the US, becoming Amos's eighth top 10 album in her home country, and charted within the top twenty in eight other countries. This new deluxe version of Unrepentant Geraldines feature three new tracks for the very first time, Dixie, White Telephone To God & Forest Of Glass.
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Released in 2014 by Decca Records, Unrepentant Geraldines marked Amos’ return to pop and rock music after several releases in the classical genre. Recorded at her own Martian Engineering Studios, the album was self-produced and mixed by her husband Mark Hawley and Marcel van Limbeek. The album features a stripped-back, acoustic sound with many of the songs' arrangements consisting solely of Amos's vocals and piano. Lyrically, many songs were influenced by visual art; both paintings and photography served as inspiration for the album's material. The album reached number 7 in the US, becoming Amos's eighth top 10 album in her home country, and charted within the top twenty in eight other countries. This new deluxe version of Unrepentant Geraldines feature three new tracks for the very first time, Dixie, White Telephone To God & Forest Of Glass.
