Billboard said "bimbo music" but it wasn't actually what Tori thought it was. Doug Stone of Allmusic, reviewing Y Kant Tori Read after its initial release, gave the album two stars out of five. Stone claimed that Y Kant Tori Read is "not that bad, but hardly an indicator of the lyrical bite in her [Tori's] future solo work. Plus, like too much from the vapid video age, it's just shallow and corporate." Tori's opinion of Y Kant Tori Read has shifted over time, particularly in 2014 when she began to perform many songs from the album solo. She remarked it's part of her musical journey.
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| - Billboard said "bimbo music" but it wasn't actually what Tori thought it was. Doug Stone of Allmusic, reviewing Y Kant Tori Read after its initial release, gave the album two stars out of five. Stone claimed that Y Kant Tori Read is "not that bad, but hardly an indicator of the lyrical bite in her [Tori's] future solo work. Plus, like too much from the vapid video age, it's just shallow and corporate." Tori's opinion of Y Kant Tori Read has shifted over time, particularly in 2014 when she began to perform many songs from the album solo. She remarked it's part of her musical journey.
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| - Billboard said "bimbo music" but it wasn't actually what Tori thought it was. Doug Stone of Allmusic, reviewing Y Kant Tori Read after its initial release, gave the album two stars out of five. Stone claimed that Y Kant Tori Read is "not that bad, but hardly an indicator of the lyrical bite in her [Tori's] future solo work. Plus, like too much from the vapid video age, it's just shallow and corporate." In 2012, Joe Vallese of PopMatters argued that "Amos’ real crime in her initial attempt at stardom was simply that she was too smart for her own good. For all the record’s cheesy 80s metal guitar flourishes, cartoonish bass lines, and redundant tales of wrongheaded affections, there exists a bounty of clever metaphor, literary references, meditations on spirituality and the unknown, and quietly scathing commentary on Reagan-era materialism and self-interest." Tori's opinion of Y Kant Tori Read has shifted over time, particularly in 2014 when she began to perform many songs from the album solo. She remarked it's part of her musical journey.
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