HER VOICE WOW!.. FIRST TIME HEARING Alanis Morissette - Hand In My Pocket REACTION

[@talon7132]

This entire CD "Jagged Little Pill" was amazing for a debut . She may have had other CDs in Canada , but this one propelled her career here in the States.

[@johnkonertz8042]

Imo it is her best Album

[@stevebengel1346]

It wasn't her debut though, it was actually her third album but the first two were teeny bop music

[@DavidKing-ut9wr]

Awesome album

[@skilz8098]

I had it as a teenager, great album!

[@rowanmayfair9249]

Just buy the album. Maybe 2 because it's a guaranteed cd killer. I've gone through 3.

[@eddietucker7005]

I studied music in college and I have strong feelings about certain things. One of them is lyrics. If you listen to most songs, they use regular phrases to say “I love you, but you make me blue. Do you feel it too.” SO GENERIC AND SHOWS NO IMAGINATION!! She is completely different. These lyrics use words that don’t have to rhyme to get the point across. She doesn’t have to stoop to cliche’s. She and her lyrics are REAL and speaks like a real person speaks, not some cheap rhymes that you can write in three minutes. She has a thought process that she uses to great affect in all of her songs. She proves over and over that she has musical talent, she’s clear about her intent and SHE HAS A BRAIN and knows how to use it. Add that all together and the result is that she is just completely a cool human!!!

[@bryanevans5398]

She is a beast...soft mode, hard mode, it doesn't matter, she just rocks it

[@RobSquadReactions]

Absolutely!

[@gregfagan199]

Alanis was a 19-year-old with a lot to say. And we all benefited from her sharing those feelings with us. That's what real art is all about.

[@taoist32]

Jagged Little Pill Album came out in 1995. She was 21 at the time. I remember because I was the same age.

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Her song Uninvited is just hauntingly beautiful. I promise you will have chills all over after listening. Magnificent voice and performance. Thanks for keeping it CANADIAN. Much love from Ontario, Canada :) ETA If you want to see a much younger Alanis check out Too Hot, On My Own, or Walk Away. Much more "bubble gun popish" but I still loved it. Those were from her very first album. She still came on the scene with a lot of style.

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

Yassss!!!

[@MikeHart72]

You can’t do that on television

[@alliel9970]

Haunting is the perfect word for that song! Her vocals are unreal on it. Also would suggest "Thank You", "That I Would be Good" from her later albums as well :). And "Ironic" from the same album as Hand in My Pocket!

[@theresamariegoesplaces9688]

An absolute must

[@nealm6764]

"Uninvited", the live version is a great video for them to react to.

[@scottNNJ]

Alanis had a “hidden” song, completely a capella, on the Jagged Little Pill CD. After the last song, there’s a long pause, then her unaccompanied voice in a song called “Your House”. You won’t find the song or any credits to it on the CD liner notes; but it is pure Alanis: a bit vulnerable, a bit vengeful, completely raw. Worth a listen (the song is on KZbin).

[@kiwigirljacks]

My favourite part of the CD! 🙌

[@coastalrob9836]

YES! It is truly amazing. Great to listen to with headphones.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

Yes! It's an absolutely amazing listen!

[@jessicamahoney4610]

Came here to say the same thing.

[@elisaabolafia9542]

Yes...I always wait till the end ....the pause ...and then that song. She's amazing.

[@elizabethlight8270]

You must listen to "You Learn" and "Uninvited" by Alanis. She is a queen!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Love Uninvited

[@estellecollins2773]

That is the best one she did in my opinion, one of my favourite ever songs

[@ameshi4williams465]

Uninvited is amazing!

[@barneyDcaller]

Forgiven is also great

[@lilsuzec]

Thank you for reacting to my girl, Alanis! We’re the same age and everyone of her albums mirrored something going on in my life.

[@hannemanart]

Alanis has never written a bad song!! They're all bangers!!

[@YeOldeLord]

That comment was Ironic ..... hey.... hey

[@Rusaarules]

Well, she's God so that makes sense.

[@chasemyers8107]

​@Rusaarules the dogma reference is top tier

[@mikeboyle269]

No they're not. Look at really old Alanis, she used to do this really bad bubble-gum Cheerleader music. It was Britney Spears bad. Look at her 80's stuff, somewhere in the 90's she changed her style and became really good but pre-90's Alanis is cringe-worthy. Maybe try "Too Hot" or "Plastic" as examples of her bubble-gum phase. Or if you want Rock Bottom, do a youtube search for "Alanis Morissette - 80's Songs Compilation". But fair warning, don't do it if you want to continue to live in your delusional "She's never written a bad song" fantasy. She's now one of my favorite artists, but the 80's version of her was terrible.

[@DazzleMonroe]

The whole of the album this was from was written and recorded before she was 21. Absolutely stunning.

[@laneynorth8253]

In my opinion there was not a single bad song on “ Jagged Little Pill. “. 💕

[@roberttravis1399]

She was the spokesperson for my generation (GenX). If you ever want to know what we (at least, the latter half of GenX -- she was born the same year as me, 1974) were about in our 20s, this song sums the generation up perfectly. And her voice -- emotion, angst, but also thoughtfulness -- is the voice of most of us coming to adulthood in the 90s, pre-9/11, and post-breakdown-of-communism. One of my favorite of her songs. This and "You Learn" are at the top of my list. That one's worth a listen, too, if you get the chance.

[@tamarleigh]

Word

[@ericaespinosa4030]

You said it! Born in '74 too and I have such powerful memories of this time with her music

[@mindovermatter6664]

Yes!!

[@periechontology]

Voice for Gen X? Uhh...o.k. She had ONE big album that didn't even make it big until 96'

[@annaf3915]

That's interesting. My colleagues from work and me took part in this survey called "People into Music" in around 2008 (in Spain) and there was this clear gap between people being born in the late 70s and the early 80s. When asked for the album that influenced us the most until today, most of the late 70s said Ten by Pearl Jam (I was crushed because I thought I was unique!) and the early 80s kids said Jagged Little Pill by Alanis. That I also came to appreciate but it didn't reach me in a crucial time in my life when I was dealing with the typical Gen X teenage angst. That was Nirvana and PJ. Alanis was the soundtrack of early adulthood and a more positive outlook on life.

[@ShawnMcKenzie-CP]

You HAVE to do a live performance from Alanis , she is ridiculous live. I suggest “Uninvited”

[@brianmcmaster5112]

As did I, Amber will love Uninvited

[@wendyhodges7172]

Yes Uninvited a must listen!

[@ShawnMcKenzie-CP]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJu3c2l7fJirfdE

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

“Uninvited “ and “Ironic” are also great- the entire album Jagged Little Pill is fantastic!! 💖💙✌️🤘🏼

[@larrywright1754]

One of my top 5 female vocalists. It’s that breathy yodel in her voice. Many subsequent female singers adopted that sound.

[@linda1541]

I’m trying to think of another female singer that sounds similar to her. I always get them confused.

[@cubnation]

She is by far my favorite female singer, and I just discovered her six weeks ago, after KZbin showed be her video of You Oughta Know on Letterman! 😳😳

[@RobSquadReactions]

Breathy yodel is a good description! Thank you for that

[@PanglossDr]

She's a little like Dolores O'Riordan..

[@sundayze]

Another Canadian worth listening to is K.D. Lang. Her version of Crying is awesome. Another good song is Busy Being Blue or Constant Craving. K.D. has a clear, bluesy, powerful voice. A great singer!

[@unimatrix0169]

Constant Craving

[@pattyestrada6]

The whole Jagged Little Pill album is brilliant! You should really listen to it start to finish. One of the most essentials albums of the 90’s . They have a documentary on HBO about this album, y’all should check it out.

[@raulp3943]

This whole album was one huge 1990s home run. She is so amazing and talented!

[@scoutsatan6206]

Another amazing artist for female Friday Jewel- who will save your soul She has a unique voice

[@AzaleaLala]

Yes, Jewel was always one of my favorites.

[@jlilley73]

Yes! I've never seen a reaction to Jewel and I'd love to. "Who will Save your Soul" but also "You Were Meant For Me" (I think that's the title)

[@cubnation]

*She has such a perfect voice that some songs you hear were recorded in ONE take. You might what to listen to Alanis Morissette's "Ironiç" and "Thank U." Her voice also sounds different because she is from Canada 🇨🇦 so the way she enunciates her words are special.*

[@johnplaysgames3120]

That could def be part of it but the main feature of Alanis's voice that gives it that unique sound is that she flips up to falsetto at the end of a lot of her words, giving her singing a bit of a yodel throughout. She is a master of riding that break in her voice in a way that a lot of other singers aren't. The only other one I can think of who uses the flip as much (and maybe a little more, tbh) is Dolores O'Riordan from the Cranberries. Most singers use that quick flip into falsetto once in a while to add a bit of a cry to specific word or phrase in an emotional song but both Alanis and Dolores have made that yodel a signature part of their base singing style.

[@cubnation]

@@johnplaysgames3120 I agree, and it's ironic that you mentioned Dolores O'Riordan. I have the Cranberries in my playlist after Alanis. I am glad that Alanis sought help and is still with us, and happily married with kids. I also think Alanis is so very clever and intelligent with her lyrics. I love _Ironic._ Did you see the video of her goofing around with James Corden and singing _Ironic_ with him? So funny! I also like Alanis just a little bit more because I have never heard her sing off-key in a live performance. I can't say that about Dolores O'Riordan. (Dreams 1999 Paris) :(

[@willowb1527]

Ironic is still her best. After this one. ✌️❤️

[@cubnation]

@@willowb1527 I think _You Oughta Know_ launched her into the spotlight, but _Ironic_ and _Thank U_ are my favorites. I remember when she did you _You Oughta Know_ on Letterman. I wondered who she was and I wondered if she was really that angry, or was it a gimmick. I only rediscovered her much later and heard her song _Not As We._ I couldn't believe it was the same person. 😯✌

[@ChanelStuff]

A hidden on this album (Jagged Little Pill) is called "Your House". It's fully a capella and really shows off her vocal perfection.

[@Hailme75]

I love that song, her voice is so powerful alone

[@ChanelStuff]

@@Hailme75 she's absolutely stunning in it! I've listened to it over and over. After I posted this I had to go find it on YT. Just as gorgeous as I remeber

[@hobbyvids11]

+1000

[@RogerGoodgroves]

Whilst her voice is perfect what I love most is the heartfelt emotion, a high and a very tear bringing low

[@wendys5421]

She won 5 Grammy for her album Jagged Little Pill.It is perfection!!Love you two!Always look forward to your videos❤🇨🇦

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

Alanis Morrisette got me through my 20s. I processed so much rage on the karaoke stage screaming "You Oughta Know". Alanis may have died a little during that time. SORRY, BABE. I love the whole Jagged Little Pill album, it's all fantastic. This is one of my faves. "I'm brave but I'm chickenshit". Yeah, aren't we all?

[@MustardSeedish]

I was pregnant in my 20's listening to this album. Now my son is 26. Such fun memories.

[@Metalphysicalpodcast]

This entire album was spectacular.

[@arielcordero]

Her whole Jagged Little Pill album is a masterpiece. She is amazing.

[@rray848]

She was great playing God in the movie Dogma. It was a shame her part didn't come till the end of the movie and was so short. One of my favorite songs from her is "Uninvited" from the soundtrack for City of Angels. I love the way it slowly builds with the swelling music floating around her voice... Till the full band/orchestra kicks in with the strings. If you do the live version you might not get the strings that the studio version has. The studio version uses an upright bass. This song has always reminded me of "Kashmir" by Led Zepplin in how it builds and its dynamic orchestra sound.

[@Masqueraid2572]

Uninvited is such a powerful song and message behind it! Massive break up/hurt feelings song. It’s really very pretty.

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

Omg i had forgotten about that movie. GREAT MOVIE. i loved everything Kevin Smith in the 90s-00s.

[@cathycampbell3577]

You need to listen to her sing “Uninvited” and do the live version!

[@jamiemacdonald436]

Yes, absolutely the live version!

[@afergie76]

There are few artists that have as much talent as Alanis. I was OBSESSED with her CD, Jagged Little Pill came out. Yes, I said CD. People of a certain age knows exactly what I mean. But that album is honestly one of the best albums ever written. Not only is she a brilliant artist, she’s also an amazing activist, mother, and an all around good person. You know that age old question, ‘if you had a dinner party and you can get anyone to attend, who would it be’? Two people that have ALWAYS been on my list is her and Janis Joplin.

[@LauPulstar]

alanis is such a strong voice, so gutsy, i love her so much. she also has killer lyrics to their songs. "Ironic" is such an anthem, "uninvited" and "thank U" are haunting.

[@jaemyrick5277]

Alanis recorded “Jagged Little Pill” when she was 19 yrs old. This is a super super personal album. Alanis pushed the envelope with graphic and explicit lyrics.

[@geraldinemallon1043]

I totally agree with everyone who has suggested you listen to Uninvited. It’s a fabulous, haunting song.

[@Tank4Life]

Jagged Little Pill, one of the greatest debut albums of all time. Such a talent!

[@pattysenechek1749]

Y'all need to react to her entire Jagged Little Pill album. The best ever!

[@jamesmasters3316]

@ Amber for you I'll tell you about Alanis Morissette. She is from Canada. She started off as a child actor, in a Nickelodeon show called You Can't Do That on Television. Then her big fame came from her music. And she didn't stop acting. She is in a comedy movie called Dogma where she plays God herself. And she makes occasional appearances in random tv shows. She is very talented and is a very kind-hearted person. She is a role model for young women.

[@nikkiouthereonmyown7371]

Still so appropriate for the times

[@jenniferewing4504]

I wish the days of this music never ended.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay/Amber, You'll love her "Ironic" and "Head Over Feet" next!! Cool video for "Ironic".

[@elisaabolafia9542]

This album is EPIC. She won the Grammy for it. Good stuff. Real Rocking out with a special Edge. The good ol days of musicianship.

[@phoneman76]

If you're getting into Alanis, you must listen to "UNINVITED"

[@rileyandmike]

The live version for sure

[@rocketgrowthstrategiesdigi4535]

Her voice is truly an “instrument”.

[@Cfrommn]

You need to listen to more of her. She has a voice and song range that would keep you looking for more.

[@RobSquadReactions]

Agreed!

[@brendanfromireland]

Alanis hits all the notes perfectly live too and her expressions live are great to see.

[@mt0115]

Alanis another great performer from 🇨🇦, she caught our attention right away and it seemed inevitable that she would find an audience everywhere. If you haven’t already, check out Jann Arden for some more great music.

[@ShadowBoxer1111]

Yes! Jann Arden!

[@kerrypierre9494]

I had never heard of Jann Arden until I read your comment. So checked her out and yeah she is great 👍

[@jethro1963]

Our Jann, the only musical artist who can make you cry one minute and laugh your head off the next along with her comic foil Michael Buble. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5ibaX9roJmWp8U

[@Sandman60077]

It's almost like she puts a little "yodel" on some words. I love her style of singing. Also like when you pointed out how she says "piano", or when she says "taxi cab", it's that little twist that she puts on the words that make it so unique, fun, and enjoyable to listen to.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

You really cannot speak enough about her voice until you have listened to Uninvited live. Jagged Little Pill imo is just one of the greatest debut albums by any artist, let alone a female. She's an amazing talent. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJu3c2l7fJirfdE

[@andrew348]

"Let alone a female" what is this implying exactly?

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@andrew348 it's not implying anything. It's a factual statement about how many women had the type of success with a debut rock album as she did.

[@Xanatros]

Second album actually. First album was released in 1991, simply entitled Alanis.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@Xanatros True, but America didn't get much of a piece of that.

[@Xanatros]

@@dipsydoodle7988 hmm, yes. I'm from Canada, I remember having the CD.

[@michaelcastillo3231]

A beautiful album, a beautiful song, a beautiful voice from a beautiful person. It really doesn’t get better than that.

[@redheadgeek9225]

I'm 48, so I remember well when the album "Jagged Little Pill" came out and just took us by storm! Before Pink, before Lady Gaga, before Adele (all of whom I absolutely love and adore) was Alanis Morissette singing for the girls/young ladies/women who had a broken heart and wanted to SCREAM about it, not just stay home and pine away for the guy. It was liberating to drive down the road, crank up Alanis on the radio and just scream out loud until your voice was raw and your tears were dry.

[@deniseriley6622]

" Head Over Feet " and " Uninvited " are so good.

[@JT-ok6re]

She has such an alternative voice like no other I heard! Always know her music just hearing her sing.

[@RobSquadReactions]

❤️

[@kurtzbomb]

You need to react to her singing Uninvited. It is so haunting and her voice is absolutely stunning.

[@buckcherrygirl]

Alanis rocks !!! I love her music.

[@enzyme181]

That whole first album is pure art! Every song is awesome. never liked much of what she did after this but this album is amazing. Wait till you hear Jewels first album, also pure art.🤘

[@JillBrewerVideos]

Major 90s flashbacks, a time when people were out on the street, in the mix, groovin’ to the magic of the day, and catching joy! ✌️

[@tylerwoods9954]

Alanis is one of the voices of my teenage years. This song takes me back to a much simpler time and it makes me smile. It also makes me long for that bygone era. Thanks for helping me go down memory lane for 7 minutes. ✌️

[@awall1701]

I am feeling soooooo nostalgically happy hearing this song. Remembering the good times.

[@snuggy18]

Another female artist from Canada who is amazing but has fallen off the music radar is Amanda Marshall. she has an amazing voice and a bunch of bangers. For some reason she just fell off the map, but definitely worth taking a chance on for Female Friday.

[@jillbishop4413]

Oh yes! Amanda Marshall is great! Try Beautiful Goodbye.

[@pc6709]

Alannah Myles is another that deserves a listen.

[@liquiddragon795]

To me her sound is almost like a controlled voice crack.. great reactio. To an amazing tune

[@emmett-amber5456]

You haven't seen what she can truly do until you check out "Uninvited". It's incredible.

[@9284vr]

Her voice including it's wavering nature reminds me of the voice of the great Native singer Buffy Sainte-Marie who is also from Canada.

[@davidross7106]

Oh yeah, so introspective and totally unique. She's a treasure 🇨🇦

[@marc_leblanc]

This entire album was a work of art IMO. I don't think there's a single song I didn't like which is rare. I love the way she emotes her vocals. It's not about sounding perfect or polished...whatever comes out, comes out. I love it.

[@Pantherking916]

Your reactions are so honest, down to earth, to the point & just frikkin awesome. Thank you for making clicking on KZbin worth it.

[@steveearis4786]

if you want to hear more of just her voice then the next song needs to be "Thank U". she belts out that cracker showcasing the powerful voice she has.

[@stellarichard4060]

Was lucky enough to see her live back in 99 and she put on one hell of a show! Thank you India is one of my favourites of hers, hope you react to that one someday! Love you two ❤

[@joemachine4714]

Me too in 99 Saw her in Michigan, NY, Toronto and Indiana. Along with Tori Amos

[@voodooacidman]

Her voice is an almost impossible mixture of janis Joplin and joni Mitchell. Another great choice of song/video my friends. Big love to all people :)

[@laurab68707]

This is my favorite song of hers. As you said, so relatable. Love her voice!!

[@pattysenechek1749]

I love that y'all are free spirits!! She is too... You absolutely must watch her Thank You video. Pretty sure you'll both fall in love with her.

[@dmvsav]

Alanis "Uninvited" REACTION!!!! SO BEAUTIFUL! ORCHESTRAL ROCK!

[@darringoodman6703]

She is a true wonder! Have to do “Ironic” next. Also consider one of her newer songs “Ablaze” the version she did with her daughter on Jimmy Fallon - as parents you both will love it

[@tankediatriba]

Ablaze is an amazing song, but that version is a JEWEL

[@WillieZekeBrad]

it was so amazing growing up to this. shes one of my fave

[@toddstevens13]

Now for some completely different Alanis, "No Apologies" from her second album is a killer ballad unlike anything on Jagged Little Pill. She already had had both Gold and Platinum albums in Canada before Jagged Little Pill changed her direction, and took off world wide. She was unique in all styles.

[@angelbouchoux8405]

She plays many instruments as well. What I loved was she rose above the horrible thing done to her being so very young and taken advantage of by an older man. Healed and became famous. Then left it all to raise her beautiful children. I would love to see her come back. Love to see her live on stage. She used to put on a pretty energetic performance. Put her soul into it.

[@kalaaz1229]

I just love her and my favorite is "Uninvited" it is haunting! I suggest the one with the full orchestra . Also please check out Crosby, Still and Nash "Helplessly Hoping" I think you'll love them as I know you love harmony

[@pwph8361]

I LOVE Alanis - one of her more recent songs 'Rest' helped me through the last few years :) x

[@susanlawens3776]

At the end of 2019, she released a song "Reasons I Drink", basically I just heard this recently, and she has only improved, her lyrics, her voice, all of it, by 300%. You should check it out, I keep putting that song on every playlist.

[@amandabispo2949]

Her songs "And I Love You Still", "Uninvited" & "Everything" are absolute 🔥😍🔥

[@blackkatt777]

Jagged Little Pill is one of those great albums that you can just let play all the way through without skipping a single song. It's that brilliant. Notconlyvher voice and energy stand out, but her amazing lyrics. She was on 10 with this album. Amber, if you want to hear her voice in an Acappella song, you should listen to her hidden track from this same album called Your House. Goosebumps and sadness the way she delivers it. There is no video for it, but she performed it love at the MTV Music awards when this album was released. One video of hers that you must see is Ironic. It's creative and was played in heavy rotating on MTV and VH1.

[@alexgarza3133]

She is just amazing

[@leslapins7617]

For next Female Friday I suggest another Canadian: Feist. She has a beautiful version of inside and out, from our dear Bee Gees. 🥰 Or yet, the sng 1,2,3,4.

[@skilz8098]

Fiona Apple wasn't bad either, not sure if she was from there or the states...

[@R_SENAL]

Alanis is awesome! Been tellin ya! Now you know why she's one of the highest selling artists of all time! My best friend often asks me to tell her everything is gonna be alright, and I always say "It will be. Because it has to be. The alternative is not an option. it Will be alright!" Reminds me of Janet Jackson's Alright, and a Puscifer song: Bedlamite which says it plainly: "It's gonna be alright. Everything will be alright." Have a Great Weekend RSR!!! ☮

[@Emee.M.]

As others have said, Jagged Little Pill is a fantastic album. But don't sleep on Hands Clean (acoustic version). SO GOOD.

[@callen8908]

The human voice is amazing. People can sing like this. Be expressive Enjoyed your reactions. Thanks

[@JDogg1971]

Great reaction! Y’all should really react to Sheryl Crow. “Home” is not her most popular song but, it should be! Love to see y’all hear it!! Anyway, great reaction on this one! Much love

[@alexmarin4245]

My favourite Morisette's song! I LOVE IT! GREAT REACTION, GUYS!

[@Mudflap1974]

There is a track called "Forgiven" on this album that I really like. Her voice just soars on that one. It isn't one of the usual suspect songs you see floating around by her, but its great. And I'm going to keep suggesting "Waiting for the Big One" by Femme Fatale for another female friday. That one should satisfy Jay's 80s hair metal preference too!

[@natecloe8535]

I never paid much attention to her until the last 5 or 6 years. And once I did I realized that..... Holy crap this woman sang the soundtrack to my whole life in the background..... I'm that age where every significant social event that I can remember from elementary school till I graduated high school Alanis Morissette songs have been right there with me. And I never realized it. But every new song I play from her I realize I have heard before and it brings back a specific memory from a time in my childhood. This particular song takes me back to a skating rink that I went to every Friday night in my small town because it was the absolute only thing to do.

[@bethshadid2087]

What a wonderful album and her voice is so unique. Anything from Jagged Little Pill is awesome to check out. Another singer and song from same time frame Sarah McLachlan "Angel" Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart". Y'all love both 🕊️💗

[@jonfazzone5125]

A Must Alanis Morisette Reaction “Uninvited” Live with an Orchestra Backing Band It’s Absolutely Amazing Her Voice is Great Saw Her Live Supporting her Fantastic Debut Album “Jagged Little Pill”. Alanis Brought the House Down

[@foreveralone11w]

She had a hidden track on her album that WAS just her voice completely isolated. It will give you CHILLS! Here’s the link 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3rad6aPrteigJI

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

God, remember how awesome it was finding these hidden tracks on albums? Felt like they made it special just for you lol.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Omgosh, yes!!

[@TrekBeatTK]

@@elizabethmcmurray968 heck, Jagged Little Pill had TWO secret songs. There was another version of You Oughtta Know on there too.

[@elizabethmcmurray968]

@@TrekBeatTK i remember!! 😁

[@KenOtwell]

Oh, I LOVE This song for so many reasons! Alanis is the Goddess!

[@FelixcatGarcia]

My favorite Alanis song would be "IRONIC"! Kind of a medium tone through the verses and the refrain is like a PUNCH IN THE FACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SO MUCH MUSIC SO LITTLE TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joemachine4714]

Ironically, nothing mentioned in the song fits the definition of "ironic" 🤓

[@user-gd1ru7er5t]

Her voice hits every man in a way that we can't explain!!?? Trust me Rob, your not the only one! Lol!

[@kayakuprising5914]

Love Alanis' voice! You guys should give a listen to Natalie Merchant, maybe "Kind and Generous", & "Wonder". Then try some Norah Jones, "I Don't Know Why", & "Come Away With Me".

[@timothysmith9128]

Alanis-Uninvited and Thank You-both awesome!

[@JamiHeart]

Have you guys reacted to Sheryl Crow yet? She'd be a great choice for Female Friday. So many good selections from her catalog.

[@spencergadoury]

Banger song! I went to the same high school as her and grew up in the same town! Great reaction!

[@Sandman60077]

Yes! I've been so excited for you two to do more Alanis! This song is one of my favorites too! Also check out Ablaze, she wrote it about her kids, it's so sweet it might bring a tear to your eye. She does this live version where she's holding her daughter that is so good! Her voice is just as good live as it is on the recordings! Jimmy Fallon Live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJbRe2eVidGNmbc

[@victorcarrasco3040]

I loved the expression on BJ's face when Alanis began playing the harmonica 😉 I grew up with a father who played the harmonica. He played a lot of Mexican folklore harmonies and was tough with blues. It took me back to a time when I was running around the front yard playing chase with my 2 year old niece/ goddaughter and my pops (RIP 🙏) came out and sat on the front porch watching us playing his folklore harmonies and then, out of the blue, he played the harmonica solo from Roger Troutman's Do Wah Diddy! I stopped in my tracks, turned to look at him and with his beautiful brown eyes, he smiled and gave me a wink 😉 precious memories and just sharing this memory with you made bittersweet tears to My Beautiful brown eyes 😇 love you two love birds and thank you for being you. Sincerely, your Mexican Soul Brother Vic ✌️😎🎶🤘🙏💯 and for Amber 🌹❣️🙏 BELIEVE

[@lyndayoung2000]

You keep showing Canadian talent but you seem to ignore k d Lang. She is a female crooner - try the cover of Roy Orbison’s Crying or Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah. You just really have to do this. You will not regret it!

[@diveplane05]

I was in my early 20's when this song came out. Her band and ALL of the awesome music from the 90's helped me through times of just trying to figure "it" the fuck out! This song brings back some fond memories of "figuring it out " coming into adulthood in South Florida. From Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Peace guys!✌️🤘

[@deannealbrecht774]

It's a scary time. But, I take a break from reality and enjoy your hopefulness. I know you don't do controversial issues, but acknowledging things aren't right is spot on. Thank y'all. AR girl here.