While primarily known for her groundbreaking music, Tori Amos has cultivated a unique visual legacy that deeply resonates with physical media collectors. Far from simple concert recordings, her output offers a window into her artistic evolution and the changing landscape of home video. Early releases like *Tori Amos: Live from New York* (1997) on VHS and later DVD captured her raw, unadulterated stage presence, becoming essential for fans wanting to relive those iconic performances. Collectors also seek out her more nuanced film appearances, such as her role in *Mona Lisa Smile* (2003), illustrating her range beyond the piano. Furthermore, documentaries like *Larger than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story* (2017) and *The Kate Bush Story: Running Up That Hill* (2014) often feature Amos, providing valuable insights into her contemporaries and the music industry itself – making these diverse titles highly desirable for a comprehensive collection. Her live concert films, from *Tori Amos: Live at Montreux 1991/1992* (2008) to *Tori Amos at Baloise Session* (2015), showcase high-quality productions that demonstrate the evolving visual fidelity of her performances.