Edited sentence: Amos' voice and songwriting ability seem to have improved on this album, and the production is notably less band-oriented and 1980s-inspired than Little Earthquakes, her well-received 1992 debut album.The music, acoustic and intimate, reflects the internal concept.The musical complexity drawn from her classical background is particularly evident in such tracks as "Icicle" and the sweeping, nine-and-a-half minute, "Yes, Anastasia".Thematically, Under the Pink explores the relationships between women, and the title alludes to both the colour pink normally associated with women as well as what goes on under the pink of the surface