You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette - 1995

[@mdav30]

RIP Taylor Hawkins. What a huge loss for rock music and for everyone that loved him. This was an epic performance by him.

[@Walrus286]

Had to revisit this video first after hearing the news. RIP

[@Jules5]

@@Walrus286 Yeah this was the first clip I thought of

[@PhilDrizums]

Sad news. RIP Taylor.

[@alexwestconsulting]

came here looking for this. RIP Taylor.

[@rodmangrum5904]

😥😥😥

[@darcyadelle]

She's 21... let that sink in.... Twenty... ONE. What an absolute GENIUS. 🙌

[@karenstieglitz3443]

Usually only people in their twenties/thirties can achieve this kind of intensity. By the time you're in your forties and upwards, it's more like, "Okay, Baby, don't let the door hit you in the butt on your way out..." But I agree, GENIUS.

[@jodivanolst4106]

Whenever I get angry, I literally ask myself, “but am I Alanis Morissette angry”. Because this is a whole new level.

[@delesdog]

No one is Alanis morissette angry… she took every emotion she ever had … realized she could sing. …incorporated her past relationships into the pot…. Viola

[@calisongbird]

@@delesdog *voila A viola is a type of violin 😂

[@DunmoresMovieMania]

Whenever I do something kinda dumb or humiliating after a breakup, I always think back to: Well, at least it's not Alanis Morisette dumb and humiliating. Whatever a man does after a breakup, it's never as bad as what whining psycho-ex-chicks do.

[@janeE011]

@@calisongbird funny.... I think I like viola better😂"eh viola! She appears! hehe

[@kat3871]

@@DunmoresMovieMania Except butcher them and nearly decapitate them. You know,,, like,,, say,,, OJ Simpson. 😳

[@csilver522]

I was in the audience for this. We had no idea who Alanis Morissette was (I don't think anyone did at this point), and I remember being terrified by the intensity on stage. It was loud, angry, and passionate as can be, and watching this now, I realize I witnessed an epic musical performance. This is awesome, and I wish I had been able to appreciate it at the time, but I'm not sure Alanis wanted it that way. I think she wanted to scare us. She did.

[@bugsy101073]

great narrative ,man

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

You certainly did

[@coreynukem2328]

Did you hear the screaming at her introduction? Lol. I'd say this was the beginning of the hype for Jagged Little Pill

[@bluehornet6752]

You had to dig angry chick music, back in the day...I sure did.

[@Daves_Cave]

You lucky bastard

[@GABalvy]

The main thing to me here is that she's just 21 at the time. Simply amazing.

[@srdjr6760]

Much older than 21 and she would have been too smart to give that much of a fuck about some dude.

[@blakegregory969]

True talent....Nothing near this today. Live as good as in the studio.

[@stevehoag232]

I think she was 20 at the time.

[@skylarblue5284]

No one is too old to feel anger and passion towards an ex, or anyone who hurt them for that matter lmfao

[@lottiesmith3643]

Weird I always assumed she was much older based on her vocals. I didn’t experience this kind of anger and hurt until I was 30.

[@markeemark85]

"Jagged little pill" was and still is a masterpiece of an album, still rock it today. RIP Taylor

[@MrPrice2U]

I want to thank the guy who pissed Alanis off. This has to be one of the most rawest, honest and angry performances I've ever seen.

[@whoopsie890]

That would be Dave Coulier of Full House fame

[@magnum0121984]

@@whoopsie890 for real?

[@fantasmatik4719]

and all that maintaining an exceptional vocal performance! that is very very hard to do!

[@LDwiggs]

Oh, you mean Uncle Joey?

[@jennmea5349]

@@LDwiggs correct, this song is about uncle Joey

[@RickScheibner]

There's a split-second, stunned silence before the audience erupts after the song is done. The 90's went past us way too fast.

[@KishBish]

waaaaay too fast 😓

[@Adrian_Franco]

Peak civilization.

[@metalslather]

I'd be up for a re-do

[@MrBerg23]

The 90s are eternal brother.

[@ColorsBright]

It's seriously crazy to think how many amazing alternative rock songs came from this era.. and these were people who made 1 or 2 albums. Their first trys and these amazing songs were pumping out. If it were pop/rock, hard rock, alternstive, etc.. miss it

[@ryansim7818]

RIP Taylor. But I forgot how amazing this TV debut was....fucking goosebumps.

[@mojofrito]

Holy Mother of God! This band absolutely kills. The bass is unfreakinbelievable. Taylor Hawkins on drums. And still Alanis rules the stage. Dammmmmnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

[@alejandroquezada6727]

The original bass player for this song was flea so of course it is a damn good line

[@manifestgtr]

that would be because he's a nasty player on a fender 5 string...if you give a nasty player a fender jazz v, he's gonna play something killer...it's pretty much clockwork

[@wrinkleneckbass]

Wow, I never knew that was Flea on the record. No wonder it's such a great bass line, it really adds a lot to the song.

[@rockstop24]

It also should be noted that the live bassist is Chris Chaney of Jane’s Addiction. He and Taylor have numerous projects together.

[@TempoDrift1480]

Mojo Frito This song is a lot of fun on drums.

[@meanpomeranians]

This is the first time I heard Taylor Hawkins. Such energy and dynamics and a great groove. RIP.

[@spamant5255]

Same! Came here to say the same thing. Sad times 😔

[@HamiltonRb]

Taylor was the drummer for Sass Jordan even before this

[@davidbillyard6629]

He went out on a high..

[@stutzbearcat5624]

I produce demos - am hard on drummers - this dude was UNBELIEVABLE. I mean best of the best.

[@mikeyt80]

Alanis was only 21 years old here. Taylor was 23... what talent! RIP TH,...

[@michaelraber7452]

"...and every time you speak her name does she know how you told me you'd hold me until you died, 'til you died, BUT YOU'RE STILL ALIVE!". What a GREAT line!!!

[@calisongbird]

That’s probably my favorite line in the whole song, along with “and are you thinking of me when you fuck her?”

[@timdunn2344]

"I hate to interrupt you in the middle of dinner" is the killer one for me... Like "no you didn"t!"

[@beyondthepalace25]

"I'm not quite, as well. I thought you should know"

[@Whovianize]

Still cannot believe she wrote this song about Dave Coulier from full house. Came here to see Taylor drumming. R.I.P Taylor Hawkins.

[@filmgesprach4615]

R.I.P. Taylor.

[@calisongbird]

That’s a rumor. Alanis has never gone on record to confirm or deny.

[@Lwize]

It was about Mary Kate and Ashley.

[@number6223]

I heard it was about comet the dog 🤔

[@lauracorp]

Me too

[@Bmphotog]

1995 feeling a little homesick for a time that no longer exists.

[@dancingwithczars]

This has got to be one of the rawest and most absolutely fantastically edgy performances ever by AM singing this song. Pure passion!

[@Relayer6a]

It was her network TV debut. She wanted to nail it, and did.

[@ArturBrasil100]

Tayllor

[@voxpopuli905]

When did she ever NOT nail it? This chick is amazing... i got to meet her at woodstock and she was the single most amazing person i ever met. it happened on accident too...cuz i was a volunteer that week, i cant explain it but something about the energy and the vibes surrounding her...i will never forget it, bringing water back stage and hearing her warming up...and then her reaction to my interuption was not what i expected

[@gloriaolivares6721]

tell us more, please!

[@voxpopuli905]

Gloria Olivares Not much to tell really. It's just that, often we wd go back there to do stuff and band members or managers wd a lot of times keep our time limited back there and other times we were made to feel like we were interrupting a band meeting or something. And then they would go on stage and they wd let us back there to take out trash or whatever. But she was cool. Talked w us and stuff. Never acted like she was royalty like some of the others.

[@wretchedknave5740]

The 90's was a great time for music...sometimes I really wish I could go back and appreciate it more

[@nonexistenceisbliss9528]

Ikr we need to bring back the 90's! ✊

[@wesbeach69]

come to Vancouver Canada.

[@anthonydixon452]

This song and Alanis'performance thereof is everything rock and roll can be and should be.

[@randydubin7118]

"....Making her network television debut...." America had no fucking idea whatsoever what was about to hit them....

[@klchu]

Canada was equally confused, but for a different reason. To them she was still a pop singer.

[@AgnotologyTV]

6 years later some Saudi's tried making a bigger impact. They failed.

[@garrettneumann7521]

@@AgnotologyTV Are you being facetious? They absolutely succeeded in what they were looking to accomplish. The world, especially the USA, is in its current state largely in part to those events.

[@AgnotologyTV]

@@garrettneumann7521 yeah. Obviously. Alanis isn't that big a deal. But isn't it ironic...

[@CanadianHorseFace]

Alanis sold 30 millions of that record. She was bigger than Nirvana. Then she went all spiritual and nobody followed lol.

[@juangeezy1112]

Holy shit! This was in 1995... I remember seeing this... I rewatched it in 2018... And again, 2021...2022... Still getting the f'n chills! So intense! Love You Alanis!

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

ME too, I have never seen her as raw as this, her performance and the brilliant band made this incredible

[@ABLO_dnb]

Same, I’ve never seen this before. She was awesome

[@GarboFlow]

mid 2019 here, great live music never dies

[@damohalls2192]

I am enjoying this in the UK in 2019. Amazing, the performance that is!

[@morgandavis3091]

2020. Still powerful

[@stephaniesimpson-white3293]

I've never seen this version before. Chills.

[@2nd-place]

Holy fuckballs the pure anguish in her voice at the end just cuts right through your soul to the core of your being now doesn't it? We've all been there and this performance just puts you right back in that moment of heartbreak and snaps you right back into your body like a shock.

[@JEBPsych]

Yep. Both men and women can relate to this. It's one of the best "you screwed me over" songs ever.

[@ibassnote]

Total commitment. Killer band. Never realized how funky the bass player was....love it.

[@MattSiggery]

@Jared H Never knew that

[@suffernofools9819]

Total authentic songwriting and blistering performance, even more incredible for her age. Taylor Hawkins.........😢

[@marquisdeceasd]

I just have to echo everyone else's sentiments about the rawness of this song. She performed it so soon after the initial "influence" that you can see the emotional volcano of eruptions coming out. Unbridled anger, resentment, sadness & betrayal to the point where she was almost crying while belting it out. Her facial expressions, body language & tone of voice say it all. That was no act. Damn, that was awesome! When art imitates life to this degree, how can you not be awestruck? By far my favorite Alanis song.

[@joefriedman9843]

Seriously it really doesn't get better than when emotion bleeds into a song/performance like this. It's one of the greatest things you can see in music.

[@casperes0912]

That; Yet there's still residual love at play. "I wish nothing but the best for you both"

[@markstewart5822]

I went to see her in Glasgow hydro a couple of days ago, June 18 th. All the other classic hits was performed all smiley and cheerfully. When it came to this one, I swear! A whole different energy, absolutely crazy. I had a tear in my eye. People went mental.

[@brianmann986]

@@casperes0912 I think she was being cutting sarcastic.

[@jamessweet5341]

@@joefriedman9843 Reminds me of Janis Joplin, "Ball and Chain".

[@underscoreisnotvalid]

This is insanely good. That snare drum and bass line sound godlike together. The groove, the sound engineer and Alanis' vocal intensity and stage presence are all off the charts. Rad as hell!

[@BlueHen123]

Flea wrote the bass line, the drummer is now known as the Foo Fighters epic drummer...great music, great performance!

[@na-tv6rn]

Taylor's snare is and will always be epic.

[@calisongbird]

@@na-tv6rn #RIPTaylorHawkins

[@sergiomontesdeoca5955]

CHRIS CHANEY on the bass TOP level Legend

[@suehinze1566]

Every scorned women in 1994 had this song blasting on the car radio screaming this song. I remember going out one night with friends to the bar and this song came on. All the ladies were singing loud, and the guy's looked in shock. Lol. Jagged lil pill was a great album.

[@martinthomas9857]

A brilliant tribute to Taylor Hawkins

[@jagfromtexas]

So true!

[@Jules5]

Taylor was on fire here, everyone was.

[@jackchamberlain8347]

Came here for Taylor. But that bass slaps, Alanis' vocals were brilliant, psychodelic guitar. Yeah everyone was on fire.

[@felipelizana7502]

I love Taylor..I Saw in last gig in Chile's Lollapalloza! Peace & Love to FF's family

[@littlesinga]

The thing I love about Alanis is she puts her soul into everything she does. She gets onstage and performs with her whole being like her life depends on it. She leaves everything out there. That’s the mark of a true artist. You either have it or you don’t. It can’t be taught. You’re born with it.

[@nonexistenceisbliss9528]

FACTS. 💯

[@ObscuredByTime]

I'll never forget the night I was just sitting there watching Letterman and then this happened. It was just like... wow. I know it's the best musical performance I've ever seen from a solo artist on television -- #1, hands down for me, personally.

[@oldwest517]

Yup. I didn't watch Letterman every night, but was watching it that night, and it transfixed me. I was glued to the screen--I'd never seen such raw anger in a musical performance. Of course looking back at it all these years later as the father of a young woman that is about the same age she was then, all I can think is: WTF did you expect was going to happen when you shacked up with a guy who hasn't married you and hasn't committed to having children with you? Duh... The poor girl needed some brothers and a father who would have spotted the dude as being bad news... But she made a butt-load of money out of being dumped for a younger woman, so it didn't turn out all that badly for her.

[@andremorales4848]

oldwest517 you have a good way of looking at things

[@jamesweldon9726]

I remember watching it, and thinking: "This is intense!”

[@fcool]

@@oldwest517 after the second half of your writing, i've come to feel sorry for your daughter. are you 80? 90? 201?

[@oldwest517]

@@fcool Only someone 201 (and his 170 year old sons) would care about the young women in their family and warn them about deadbeat me. So yes- I'm 201.

[@NilsamNY]

I saw this live in 1995. Alanis was amazing but it was the drummer that grabbed me by the balls and never let go. We will miss you Taylor bro - you were one of a kind.

[@jdgonzo1982]

man that felt good!! the passion was unreal...that chorus is an absolute banger!! she really gave it everything too...kinda amazed at how good a performance this is!!

[@jekyllynch6168]

Back then it was a "make it or break it" moment if you were in a band and had a chance to be on TV. Some people took it more seriously than others

[@Mysteriuminiquitatis1998]

@@jekyllynch6168 you had to have actual talent or at least charisma then to make it

[@djross95]

This is one of the most amazing, raw performances I've ever seen. Her level of emotion is off the charts, almost frightening. Epic in every way.

[@Cymricus]

Alanis is a very specific and distilled feminine energy. phenomenal.

[@Itsmeyourdad666]

Her vocal control is amazing

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Years of being a teen pop singer.

[@jwaldhelm]

I can’t quit watching this amazing performance.

[@Jacen13]

Yes Alanis.. definitely RIP Taylor, that’s why I’m here … but that bassist! Dayy-um!

[@steviesindahouse4903]

Here for you Taylor after reading the New York Times Obituary .. true greatness right there, all of you on stage .. thanks for saying yes to Dave .. you absolutely deserve every success you’ve had, and I’m certain are an inspiration to those who inspired you; Roger Taylor and Stewart Copeland .. Rest In Peace our friend … 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 …

[@gnr87x]

You don't see real powerful raw talent performances like this on the late night shows/main stream music anymore...not one pre-recorded track in this, the whole band is actually making that huge sound. Fucking awesome stuff right here, crank this shit!

[@rbl4641]

Alanis and her kick ass band belting this one out...amazing, legendary performance

[@Joesfosterdogs]

The difference between being a singer and an artist...laying it all out...vulnerability!

[@littlesinga]

Jeff Porcaro Groove Right????!!!!!! True artists are a dying breed unfortunately. Today’s music is overproduced, fake, mindless drivel!

[@AlexeBriand2002]

Karen Feck there’s still good music today

[@RCAvhstape]

Alanis would crush Taylor Swift in a rock battle.

[@blakegregory969]

You're right.

[@jamesweldon9726]

Helium Road, and, FWIW, Taylor Swift knows that Alanis paved the way to make it possible for someone like Taylor Swift to have a career in music.

[@dos_mas_805]

Chris Chaney's bass tone is freaking incredible!!!

[@Dangermouse8645]

Okay, great drumming and RIL but holy shit how can anyone comment on anything except the absolute laser beam focused anger infused stunning performance by Alanis Morisette? What a damn performance omg.

[@Dangermouse8645]

RIP*

[@stephenquinlan7131]

The quality of this performance is unmatched. Rock God.

[@thomasrainbow]

Holy hell how does this not have millions of views! Incredible performance!

[@Jiggs2u2]

The monthly views increase every month..12 thousand plus in December

[@Jiggs2u2]

Well, it's got over a million views now 👊

[@TheVanillatech]

Cardi-B is rapping about her vagina again. I guess most people went through *that* door...

[@cra2cra226]

Yep, this should be on one of those "Rolling Stones Top 25 live performances ever" lists. Up there with Prince's SB Halftime Show, and Whitney Houston's as well.

[@jayjavier4297]

We didnt have youtube before

[@beacull7009]

I’m coming from Broadway and the Show is amazing 👍👍👍👍👍

[@johnnymarques4269]

No auto-tune, no playback, just live! This is real music!

[@Guilhermetmfranco]

there is something there, at some points of this presentation.

[@wtfover5165]

Just some reverb......

[@mikecantreed]

Name 1 well known artist besides T pain that uses auto tune for live performances? Oh what’s that? You can’t? Yea that’s bc there are none.

[@clementcastro9725]

@@mikecantreed Cher. but it's part of her act. "Do You Believe" wouldn't sound the same without autotune.

[@youngnastyman]

@@mikecantreed that’s the stupidest shit I’ve ever heard. Literally thousands of artist use auto tune live. Auto tune isn’t just the shit you hear in t-pain songs, that’s auto tune turned all the way up. It’s used all the time you just don’t notice because you don’t know what auto tune is.

[@crazyjkz]

Everyone on stage is great and very impressive, but to my ears the bass really stands out the most. What an incredible bass player, so powerful yet groovy. It seems to be the main driving force behind the song.

[@johnnyrokkit]

Original bass track was Flea, and Chris just takes it from there. The whole band, really. Amazing group.

[@sarahh5058]

Listen to the version with the original bass artist, Flea from RHCP

[@reemclaughlin4260]

Bass and drums are the song

[@francescocivita9458]

yeah, the bass player thinks he is alone out there and he has to fill every single space in the song. Annoying

[@synthonaplinth5980]

@@francescocivita9458 It's still better than bass players who copy the guitar plyer....

[@VansHalham]

Dang! It doesn't get much better than that! Another musical icon that makes me a proud Canadian. Alanis taps into such raw emotion when she performs, it's primal in a way. What a special talent!

[@arymonem]

This is one of those instances where the live version is so much better than the recorded version! Amazing!

[@jamesj6597]

She started her career with a disco queen image. Reinvented herself as grunge girl and became a star.

[@danman6669]

This isn't grunge. At least no one called her grunge back then, as far as I remember. It's more like grrl rock.

[@johnbeckwith1361]

She never had anything to do with grunge other than existing during the time of grunge.

[@southendbusker7534]

@@danman6669 it kinda is, very pearl jam

[@Felipelizzz]

The bass, the guitar so brilliant. Pure magic. Alanis on fire. And Taylor...a monster. Huge performance and energy. He'll be missed here

[@Babomomebeo]

I never knew this before today, it was Flea and Dave Navarro from the Red Hot Chili Peppers playing on the studio version! (but not Taylor on drums)

[@Felipelizzz]

@@Babomomebeo I don't knew about this information

[@bendipper5490]

Such a groovy drummer, in the pocket sooo hard on this live version. Damn… RIP Taylor Hawkins

[@TheLateBoyScout]

That drummer and the drummer from Nirvana should play in a band together. I bet they’d have decades of success.

[@anij8226]

Wow! You're a comedian! You should take it on the road! 😉😀

[@olabisioladunmade2830]

Wow!!!.....All you said came true, Nostradamus.

[@Phlacc]

@@acidheadzzz Or maybe Dave did.

[@NWI_Steel]

Lol

[@anij8226]

@@elliottsmiles170 I was actually teasing him.

[@fais8520]

Taylor Forever Thank you!♥️🥁

[@Chance411]

I can't imagine how a live performance on letterman could be any better. Just amazing.

[@ObscuredByTime]

I rarely ever, ever missed a single Letterman in all his years on the air, from the time I was 13 years old I was a loyal viewer, and this imo, stands as the best performance in the show's history.

[@thenavajoknow]

It's awesome. So was Sabotage by the Beasties.

[@jordan390a]

Bare Naked Ladies "The Old Apartment".....

[@TheGodYouWishYouKnew]

Candlebox and Cherry Poppin’ Daddies were better.

[@hubriswonk]

No the same type of tune, but Ray does an outstanding job! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2jbXmtmfKZkoM0

[@chrisPAT03]

I remember watching this that night. I'd already heard the song and I knew who she was, but she was still new on the music scene. Man, I was fucking hypnotized! Her performance, her live raw, anger/pain filled, energetic absolutely, 100% perfect vocals blew me away. I fell in love with her and her music. Still blows me away today. Alanis is one of the absolute best female vocalists I've ever heard in my life.

[@beckyvenus9513]

she really ate this up …. no crumbs

[@dasaucemaster]

Tonight I played a gig in Ottawa, Canada and as soon as I jumped off the stage and opened my phone to this I was completely in shock. This live performance is the one that sticks to me the most about him and also because im Canadian. Its 2:15 am and il be mourning all summer about him.

[@JustinFava]

Ugh... this rocks so hard. I freaking love it. I get goosebumps every time I watch this!

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

And yet it's so ingeniously simple.

[@noneyerbidness]

a RIDICULOUS performance by by all. wow. RIP dear sir. thanks for the decades of sharing your talent

[@lifeispeachypodcastyoutube]

Absolute goosebumps. The band performance, energy and emotion is on another level here. This was always such a "heavy" song - and this live performance really shows just how vocally and musically intense "You Outta Know" truly is. I was headbanging in to this in 1995 like it was a metal song.

[@missgmoma]

The best break up song EVER! 👆🏻

[@sonnyd1222]

A sad day, missing the bright light that was Taylor Hawkins on the drums. Rest easy bright light... 😭🎶💔

[@patton303]

I’m a drummer and this was the first time I noticed Taylor Hawkins. I remember talking to other drummers after this show and we were all talking about this fucking blonde kid playing drums for Alanis Morrisette and who the hell was he? He came out if nowhere. We could all recognize that he was a Stewart Copeland guy for sure. He just killed it in this band. And I never liked his drum tone more than I did when he was playing with her. Just that CRACK of the snare. RIP

[@mikeryan2838]

Something about 90s snare drum... 311, Korn, Deftones, Sublime, Limp Bizkit all had that signature wound up tight and loud sound.

[@MidwestRdub]

Rest In Beats Taylor... wowza.

[@judsonsnell]

Say what you want about my generation, but this was a #1 pop album. And even if it might have had widespread public consumption, it's also visceral, honest, and there's not a click track or prerecorded vocal in sight. Let's also take a minute to appreciate just how flipping insane Taylor Hawkins was... rip...

[@monkytrane]

Agree, at the time there was such a high caliber of music to consume that this gem, and I view it today as an absolute freight train, was really just pop music. Alanis wasn’t my bag at the time but in hindsight, this song hits hard.

[@danman6669]

Not quite pop, but I get your point.

[@monkytrane]

@@danman6669 right, she was on that famous Canadian 90s label, Not Quite Pop.

[@lethrneck4]

serious, as a snobby music teen back in the 90s..who thought seattle was the only music out there listenable..the pop music like this of the 90s, looking back,, is still some pretty amazing stuff..

[@judsonsnell]

@@danman6669 Well "pop" has been shorthand for 'popular' so it's kind of a chicken v. egg dilemma. And "Jagged Little Pill" is not only one of the top selling albums of all time, but you couldn't walk 20 feet in 1996 without hearing at least two of its songs on MTV/radio/etc. So what's amazing is, had it never broken big, it could have been an 'underground' record. But it broke. "bigly" in fact.

[@rigs2riches109]

Freakin legit. Definitely one of the best live performances I’ve ever seen. Every one of them killed it. Epic.

[@chowdigg]

Chills running up and down my neck the entire performance!! That was raw and oh my god that woman is a rockstar! Holy shit👏🏽🙌🏽🤘🏽

[@stoptheviolence3358]

I’m in love with this woman I just discovered this album “jagged little pill” 2022 I was only listening to gangster rap when this came out but now I know

[@axelmuenster]

Even in 2022 this powerful performance is breathtaking! Thanks Alanis and may god take care of Taylor!

[@danman6669]

Which god? All of them? If you meant the Judeo-Christian god, then you should write His name correctly as God.

[@axelmuenster]

@@danman6669 😅😅

[@LuzCCs]

What a powerful performance from Taylor!!! He will be missed. My heart aches 💔💔

[@patricksmith2484]

These are just 5 extremely talented musicians absolutely shredding. That is all, that's the whole comment.

[@congresoradio1090]

Rest in Peace Taylor Hawkins Great great drummer

[@TheSlandis]

My band recently picked this song up. I was looking at the bass parts and I thought to myself, "Who the fuck plays like this?" It was Flea. I got a super simple version together and now I'm trying to incorporate some of the insane playing Flea used. Props to whomever is playing bass here. He did a great job with his own improvs.

[@eleanor4759]

Gorgeous. So authentic and uninhibited

[@travisr4in]

The energy, passion and emotion vocalized in the last "know" to end the song is breathtaking. I've watched that moment over and over and am absolutely mesmerized by it. Superb camera work to capture that moment.

[@epistte]

The fact that she didnt edit the F'bomb makes it even better.

[@Rob801]

This was my first exposure to Taylor’s drumming back in the day. Loved jamming to this album (some of the lesser known songs were fun as hell to play as well). RIP

[@johnosborne3187]

This is as pure and raw as it gets. Brilliant music, brilliant lyrics, brilliant expression, brilliant song. I haven't heard another song that better reveals the true anguish of giving yourself completely to another and then being abandoned. Alanis delivers it with no filters, exposing her deepest feelings for all to see. I feel every second and feel tears welling up in my eyes every time i hear it.

[@billbradleymusic]

what a great sound engineer.

[@highnorthliving]

Yes! Was just thinking the same, good overall mix the vocal changes were so on point! :D

[@biodot88]

Agreed this is an amazingl performance for any band.

[@miguelmarquez4192]

billbradleymusic 90's was the decade where sound engineering was its best before computers started cookie cuttering sound instead of it being the engineers craft i feel

[@Zachary_Sweis]

Yeah, but would he go down on you in a theater?

[@miguelmarquez4192]

Zachary S i know i woild! Sounds hawt lol

[@jorgechavez3524]

I love the way how she leaves everything on the stage , is.one of the best singers I have ever seen ❤

[@timmcgrory7105]

This is AWESOME!!!

[@ruff9]

My god this is phenomenal

[@boxingmatch]

Television debut??!?!?!?! Holy FUCK.

[@renateamsterdam5092]

+Before I Dream it wasn't her tv debut, actually

[@TheBADGamerx]

that performance was fucking badass

[@denisemartin1895]

The best performance I've ever seen in my whole life. Alanis is the best 😍😍😍

[@nonexistenceisbliss9528]

Agreed. 👌

[@MrBerg23]

No disrespect to Alannis but go check out Queen, Live Aid 1985.

[@lorrettagomez3841]

David Letterman and 90's grunge fit together like hand in glove ❤

[@toniemorrison4263]

Taylor Hawkins in the background banging it out ❤. RIP Taylor. 🙏

[@swapsplat]

What a rhythem section. Taylor kills it on the drums, and that bass player is phenomenal.

[@scottbaron121]

Don't know who he is but he MUST be a session player because he's playing the bass line that Flea (from the RHCP) laid down on the album. And it ain't exactly easy to duplicate that.

[@JasonHarperRealEstate]

Chris Cheney was the bass player here. He was/is also a session bassist and is absolutely incredible. Check him out.

[@danman6669]

@@scottbaron121 He's actually from Jane's Addiction, so he's far from just a session player.

[@danman6669]

@@JasonHarperRealEstate It's actually Chris Chaney, not Chris Cheney. They're both musicians, but Chris Chaney was the one who played bass on this song. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Chaney en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Cheney

[@valco7981]

Rest In Power Taylor Hawkins. You were the man.

[@stoney5137]

Anyone else notice Taylor clicking off the start of the song and Alanis started singing at a totally different time. good recovery by Taylor. RIP :(

[@davidscott129]

The best songs are deeply personal. I'd hate to be the guy who pissed her off.

[@nothingtospiffy1104]

weird to think that she's singing about uncle Joey from full house lmao

[@mmmohhh8567]

David Scott .

[@Heathcoatman]

Dave Coulier.

[@CJ-jf3oc]

She must really love her some corny humor and cartoon impressions....and hockey. I have have 4 little kids that love that show in 2018. Much more wholesome than anything else on nowadays.

[@davibrass]

I'm from the same city as her and we understood it was a former NHL player. I believe Troy Mallette

[@modernmilner9836]

There's enough energy on that stage to power a good-sized city for at least six months. I miss rock and roll.

[@mhilton19]

@DJ DJ ah, ok DJ

[@modernmilner9836]

DJ DJ I What general genre - such as rock, jazz, blues, country, classical, etc. - would you assign to this song?

[@hanniballecter7944]

Possibly alternative grunge would you call it.?

[@fixxxer7030]

@Chris White Courtney did us a favour, Nirvana was over and stale after two records. Have you ever listened to any heavy metal band? Majority write and record all their own music. Not sure where your 90s comment is directed at, but maybe you should escape listening to radio pop, buddy. Can't wait for your judgement on heavy metal.

[@modernmilner9836]

Chris White Exactly. Music is supposed to be fun, not inspiration for conflict. Hell, my favorites are the Beatles, Stones, Led Zeppelin and U2 - I’m a Gen Xer - but I like every sort of rock, pop and R&b, etc. that ever existed. My first favorite group was KC & the Sunshine Band, who I still jam to, by the way.

[@hoagymapleton2206]

I f****** love Taylor Hawkins!!! I love the way he looks at that symbol for half second before he punches it full blast it's a thrill to see anyone doing what they're supposed to be doing on this planet their passion is igniting!!!

[@theressomethingaboutmary6331]

Wow! What a great performance... That bass line, deym...and the drummer, Taylor Hawkins, he killed it. Wow!!! Omfg! Lol 90's era is the best 😘💛💚

[@teacherinthailan6441]

Amazing performance! All members excelled themselves in this performance!

[@thomasayer7511]

STILL epic AF album. 1995 was full of great bands. I'll never forget it. This chick blew me away 🤯

[@metalplaylist]

90’s Spirit. RIP Taylor. 💔💔💔