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297:, it was expected to be released in 2003 but was delayed several times by the record label without explanation, leading to speculation that a dispute had arisen over its commercial appeal. The controversy surrounding the album and leaked recordings of the Jon Brion sessions were the subject of substantial press attention, as well as a highly publicized fan-led campaign to see the album officially released. In collaboration with producers
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756:(the entire album was made available for streaming on September 27), and streamed both "O' Sailor" and "Parting Gift" on Apple's official website. Additionally, exclusive video material was put up weekly in the run-up to the album's release and most of which was later included on the DVD side of the album DualDisc, along with recordings of five of Apple's live performances at Largo.
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Version of Me" also leaked, with the following inscription listed as a comment in the properties of the MP3 file: "It has some good bits, but
348:. "The first couple of years , I didn't have anything left in me to write about ... I just figured if the songs came to me, they came to me, and if not, 'Oh, well, it's been fun'", she said. During her hiatus, Apple contemplated retiring from her recording career. In spring 2002 Apple and
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November 13, 2003 issue of
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would have been a fine counterbalance to a pop moment full of monolithic, self-righteous sincerity." Ed
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I still think we never have topped the second version. Ideally, we would combine some of this with that, but obviously we can't. Sigh. Ask the others what they think—I know she was partial to both of them, particularly the second". Josh Korr of the
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Records join music lovers everywhere in eagerly anticipating her next release". On February 26, 2005 radio DJ
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3339:"Death Cab, M.I.A., Fiona Among New Pantheon Finalists"
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2549:"Fiona Apple's Extraordinary Songs Leaked On The Radio"
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was ranked number one on year-end top albums lists of
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promotion for "Parting Gift" began later that month.
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2804:"Fiona Apple's back, with 'Extraordinary Machine'"
500:called the songs "tantalizing, brazenly eccentric
2827:Perez, Rodrigo; Norris, John (November 4, 2005).
2589:. May 2005. p. 44 – via freefiona.com.
2537:. February 26, 2005. Retrieved September 4, 2005.
2748:. No. 826–827. June 24, 2005. p. 101.
2632:"Fiona Apple on the shelf because she's ... odd"
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3409:"Coldplay Drafts Apple, Ashcroft For 2006 Tour"
2363:. Archived from the original on January 3, 2006
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3370:Kaufman, Gil; Norris, John (October 5, 2005).
2645:. March 31, 2005. Retrieved September 1, 2005.
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344:(1999) in 2000, Fiona Apple relocated to
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3036:"Fiona Apple: Extraordinary Machine".
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2198:"The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time"
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2501:"Sony cuts Apple's fans to the core"
2499:Vivinetto, Gina (February 7, 2005).
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3265:Harris, Chris (October 19, 2005).
3232:Harris, Chris (October 12, 2005).
3053:Walters, Barry (October 6, 2005).
2752:from the original on 21 April 2009
2287:Baltin, Steve (October 17, 2003).
2230:Scaggs, Austin (August 30, 2005).
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2547:Perez, Rodrigo (March 1, 2005).
2409:. No. 802. pp. 83–84.
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2694:"I just totally got served!"
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3649:(positive) April 14, 2005
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3479:"Fiona Apple Chart History"
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2423:Posted on January 17, 2005.
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3267:"Alicia Keys Scores Third
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2675:"The Fiona Apple Fiasco"
2103:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas
2021:Certifications and sales
1955: – drums (track 12)
1936:Roger Joseph Manning Jr.
1870:(tracks 4–5); marimba,
1599:"Not About Love (video)"
1578:Deluxe edition bonus DVD
1066:The official version of
660:on a website devoted to
629:Re-recording and release
455:Delays and leaked tracks
370:(2002), which Brion was
3677:(mixed) March 23, 2005
3658:The Harvard Independent
3372:"Fiona Apple Announces
3191:"Top 50 Albums of 2005"
3055:"Extraordinary Machine"
2994:: 34. January 14, 2006.
2232:"Fiona Talks "Machine""
1928:George Thatcher –
1555:"Extraordinary Machine"
1264:"Extraordinary Machine"
771:Reception and promotion
3808:Fetch the Bolt Cutters
3753:Awards and nominations
2772:"better version of me"
2355:"Some hits—and misses"
1839:Keefus Ciancia –
1766:(tracks 2, 8, 10–11);
1636:" (Live at Club Largo)
1566:"Please Please Please"
1485:"Better Version of Me"
1364:"Please Please Please"
1305:"Better Version of Me"
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209:Extraordinary Machine
3794:Extraordinary Machine
3560:Extraordinary Machine
2164:(December 25, 2009).
1866:(tracks 3, 5 and 9);
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3956:The Idler Wheel Tour
3634:Akron Beacon Journal
3463:Ryan, Gavin (2011).
3287:on February 13, 2006
3246:on December 20, 2005
3122:(January 10, 2006).
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2746:Entertainment Weekly
2506:St. Petersburg Times
2440:Entertainment Weekly
2406:Entertainment Weekly
2399:(January 21, 2005).
2206:. September 22, 2020
1945:Brad Warnaar –
1917:John Daversa –
1906:Glenn Berger –
1774:, fuzz clavinet and
1770:(tracks 3–5, 7, 9);
1139:Apple performing in
1130:Best Pop Vocal Album
1072:Entertainment Weekly
893:Entertainment Weekly
776:Professional ratings
634:Entertainment Weekly
525:Entertainment Weekly
519:on January 28, 2005.
497:Entertainment Weekly
362:Paul Thomas Anderson
4009:Epic Records albums
3971:Watkins Family Hour
3667:permanent dead link
2960:(January 6, 2006).
2938:on January 18, 2017
2924:(October 3, 2005).
2776:From Blown Speakers
2480:on February 7, 2005
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1895:Jebin Bruni –
1852:Arp string ensemble
1752:(tracks 2–8, 11–12)
1744:Fiona Apple –
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334:After completing a
4004:Fiona Apple albums
3907:Every Single Night
3818:Compilation albums
3801:The Idler Wheel...
3631:Malcolm X. Abram,
3615:2005-09-14 at the
3582:The New York Times
3567:(list of releases)
3388:on October 1, 2007
3196:2007-02-26 at the
2723:2008-10-12 at the
2699:2007-04-27 at the
2637:2005-09-14 at the
2610:The New York Times
2533:2005-09-01 at the
2269:2005-09-24 at the
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1862:(tracks 3 and 8);
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1522:"Used to Love Him"
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1194:Modern Rock Tracks
1173:and number ten at
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312:in 2006. In 2009,
187:The Idler Wheel...
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3573:—August 15, 2005.
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2630:Bumgardner, Ed.
2603:(April 3, 2005).
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2178:on March 30, 2010
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1999:Eric Gorfain
1792:upright bass
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1472:Get Him Back
1329:Parting Gift
1277:Get Him Back
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3999:2005 albums
3917:Other songs
3844:Shadowboxer
3758:Discography
3740:Fiona Apple
3606:Relish Now!
3512:October 20,
3376:Tour Dates"
3322:October 20,
3135:December 5,
3071:February 5,
2926:"Apple 2.0"
2886:Tucker, Ken
2305:1 September
2182:1 September
2158:Rosen, Jody
1953:Jim Keltner
1947:French horn
1940:Dave Palmer
1910:(track 3);
1878:(track 5);
1808:(track 9);
1806:fuzz guitar
1804:(track 4);
1798:Brian Kehew
1790:(track 9);
1786:(track 7);
1784:programming
1778:(track 5);
1768:bass guitar
1702:Australian
1241:Fiona Apple
1228:Davíd Garza
1224:Damien Rice
749:on Apple's
642:electronica
638:Brian Kehew
486:Alicia Keys
478:Norah Jones
346:Los Angeles
303:Brian Kehew
287:Fiona Apple
156:Fiona Apple
145:Brian Kehew
128:Clean Slate
42:Fiona Apple
3993:Categories
3939:Tiny Hands
3696:Okayplayer
3671:] link
3488:2019-01-17
3177:2006-06-01
3154:Metacritic
2865:Metacritic
2813:2024-01-19
2756:6 December
2705:GeekDreams
2643:JournalNow
2451:6 December
2417:6 December
2367:August 28,
2338:8 December
2264:"Untitled"
2086:References
2054:1,000,000
1965:(track 12)
1901:Chamberlin
1890:percussion
1876:marxophone
1864:vibraphone
1860:pump organ
1856:tack piano
1848:Chamberlin
1824:orchestral
1812:(track 10)
1794:(track 10)
1175:Amazon.com
795:Metacritic
717:agapanthus
596:TorrentBox
592:BitTorrent
588:Oh, Sailor
482:Joss Stone
439:Vaudeville
391:Club Largo
158:chronology
56:2005-10-04
3932:Dull Tool
3925:Container
3886:O' Sailor
3872:Paper Bag
3675:Salon.com
3655:Jon Liu,
3483:Billboard
3442:Billboard
3414:Billboard
3316:Billboard
3273:Unplugged
3269:Billboard
3203:Pitchfork
3015:Pitchfork
2661:Pitchfork
2377:cite news
2005:(track 5)
1949:(track 8)
1912:saxophone
1880:Wurlitzer
1843:(track 2)
1841:keyboards
1816:Jon Brion
1772:Mellotron
1764:Moog bass
1729:Personnel
1716:Billboard
1697:position
1634:Paper Bag
1509:O' Sailor
1496:"Oh Well"
1353:"Oh Well"
1292:O' Sailor
1207:from the
1188:Billboard
1180:Billboard
1117:Pitchfork
955:Pitchfork
747:streaming
742:Billboard
662:The Roots
658:Questlove
656:musician
544:USA Today
435:Tom Waits
350:Jon Brion
295:Jon Brion
222:O' Sailor
149:Jon Brion
3949:See also
3858:Criminal
3613:Archived
3598:(4.5/5)
3596:magazine
3540:July 20,
3381:MTV News
3344:MTV News
3280:MTV News
3271:#1 With
3239:MTV News
3194:Archived
3100:(11): 46
3065:Archived
2973:July 25,
2942:July 25,
2906:July 25,
2834:MTV News
2750:Archived
2721:Archived
2697:Archived
2635:Archived
2554:MTV News
2531:Archived
2473:MTV News
2411:Archived
2267:Archived
2111:AllMusic
2061:See also
2001: –
1961: –
1930:trombone
1832: –
1802:keyboard
1780:clavinet
1760:producer
1758: –
1533:"Window"
1342:"Window"
1214:Coldplay
1145:Coldplay
818:AllMusic
761:MTV News
670:DualDisc
594:website
529:MTV News
136:Producer
64:Recorded
49:Released
39: by
3836:Singles
3565:Discogs
3448:May 31,
3420:May 31,
3392:May 31,
2895:Blender
2770:Quinn.
2586:Blender
2334:(3): 22
2039:/sales
2030:Region
1919:trumpet
1872:celeste
1868:optigan
1820:marimba
1810:Farfisa
1219:X&Y
1196:chart.
1190:Hot 100
1141:Seattle
1088:Blender
855:Blender
751:MySpace
697:Dr. Dre
693:50 Cent
687:on two
654:hip hop
650:Machine
640:of the
580:Blender
569:bootleg
565:Seattle
539:Machine
502:art pop
443:OutKast
372:scoring
205:Singles
191:(2012)
182:(2005)
173:(1999)
91:Art pop
54: (
3698:(4/5)
3104:May 5,
2870:May 5,
2526:Lane.
2262:Lane.
2248:4 June
2012:
2003:violin
1897:Yamaha
1788:guitar
1746:vocals
1680:Charts
1672:
1661:
1650:
1639:
1624:
1613:
1602:
1591:Length
1436:Length
1256:Length
1153:iTunes
1105:Stylus
960:6.2/10
812:Rating
809:Source
799:84/100
789:Rating
786:Source
701:Eminem
411:London
100:Length
3780:Tidal
3763:Songs
3594:Slant
3220:NARAS
2680:Slate
2079:Bilal
2051:Gold
1963:organ
1908:flute
1834:drums
1750:piano
1685:Album
1588:Title
1433:Title
1414:50:34
1253:Title
1166:Slant
1157:video
1128:for "
1080:Slant
709:drums
644:band
534:Tidal
473:Smile
364:film
207:from
117:Label
83:Genre
3700:link
3691:link
3679:link
3651:link
3639:link
3627:link
3610:link
3600:link
3587:link
3542:2020
3514:2019
3450:2006
3422:2006
3394:2006
3357:2006
3324:2019
3293:2006
3252:2006
3137:2011
3106:2016
3093:Spin
3073:2007
3023:2005
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