came up with the idea of Amos rolling inside a box, the image which is most often associated with the video. Other clips include impersonal shots of objects such as false breasts on a clothes hanger and flowing honey, which Palmano describes as having "a modern look, very clean." The video approaches a climax with shots of Amos twirling against an uneven surface, created by using a corner of a room painted such a crisp white that it's hard to tell that the wall is even there at all. For the final seconds, Amos's face fills the frame as she simply sings to the camera. The video for "Silent All These Years" was well-noted by the mass media. MTV, in March 1992, used "Silent All These Years" as a "Buzz clip". Additionally, the video was nominated for Breakthrough Video, Best Cinematography in a Video, Best New Artist in a Video, and Best Female Video at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1992. Rolling Stone magazine lists this video at #98 of the 100 greatest videos of all time. The video has been released on two compilations: the Little Earthquakes VHS and Tori Amos: Complete Videos 1991–1998. Track listings The November 1991 CD, 12-inch, and 7-inch are identical except for title to the same singles for "Me and a Gun", released in October 1991. UK CD single and 7-inch (1991) "Silent All These Years" – 4:11 "Me and a Gun" – 3:42 UK CD1 and 12-inch single (1991) "Silent All These Years" – 4:11 "Upside Down" – 4:22 "Me and a Gun" – 3:42 "Thoughts" – 2:36 US cassette single (1992) "Silent All These Years" – 4:11 "Upside Down" – 4:22 UK CD2 (1992) "Silent All These Years" – 4:11 "Ode to the Banana King (Part One)" – 4:06 "Song for Eric" – 1:50 "Happy Phantom" (Live) – 3:33 Note: Recorded at Cambridge Corn Exchange, April 5, 1992 UK 7-inch and cassette single "Silent All These Years" – 4:11 "Smells Like Teen Spirit" – 3:15 US RAINN Benefit CD single (1997) "Silent All These Years" (LP version) – 4:11 "Silent All These Years" (live version) – 5:28 Note: Recorded at Madison Square Garden, January 23, 1997 (The Concert For RAINN) Charts Release history References External links Tori Amos songs 1992 singles 1991 songs Songs written by Tori Amos Pop ballads Atlantic Records singles East West Records singles Song recordings produced by