Simply put, Alanis closed out the 90s with this performance proving that SHE was the biggest female star to come out of that decade! There was just nobody like her! She took the world by storm in '95, and immediately became an Icon!!!! Jagged Little Pill is still to this day one of the best selling albums of ALL time!
She's such an incredible talent. The raw emotion in her voice is so relatable. I forgot about her for a while, but I am so glad I rediscovered her as an adult. My mom and dad used to listen to her when I was a kid. These songs bring me back to that time
I am SO excited for her concert this year! She has been a bucket list artist for me, since Jagged Little Pill came out when I was in like 6th grade. I can’t wait 🥹
This version is exactly like what it’s like from the album. She does have another alternative version where it’s a rock group behind her instead of an orchestra that’s also mind blowing.
I hate saying she's underrated because she's definitely not. But maybe unappreciated I'm not sure what to say but she's amazing and anyone who discovers her is blessed cuz she's an angel on earth.
She fell victim to having her music and certain songs played constantly on the radio. When that happens, a lot of GREAT artists are more vilified than appreciated. But years later, when looking back and really allowing yourself to listen, she is absolutely mind blowing lyrically, emotionally, and her vocals are astonishing. The music itself has an element of timelessness as well, especially this song.
I was in high school when she blew up. She was the perfect counterbalance to the male-fronted rock music that also blew up around that time. Cobain and Vedder and those guys gave you the honest male p.o.v. of what Gen X felt and thought at the time, and Alanis. Dolores O'Riordan and those girls gave you the exact same thing but from a female perspective. Just mesmerizing. I must've listened to her debut album a million times back then.
I cannot believe this much time has gone by. It feels like yesterday. She was HUGE! (and her drummer was Taylor Hawkins, the drummer from Foo Fighters who died last year)
Though this was featured in the movie City of Angels (fantastic movie if you've never seen it before), she wrote it about a very persistent creep who was stalking her for a long time. If you look at the lyrics now, they make a lot of sense and aren't as cryptic as the wiki would have you believe. I thought it was interesting that it also fit the movie so well too which was about something completely different lol
In the 80s there was a popular kids TV skit show called “You Can’t Do That On Television”. It’s where “getting slimed” started. A young Alanis was one of the primary kids performing on the show. The show ran its course, and faded away. And then in the 90s… she arrived in our lives again, all grown up. And dominated the music world, having a huge impact on young women worldwide.
Between You Can't Do That On Television and her international explosion were a few years of mediocre musical success in Canada. At that time her music sounded very poppy and contrived, she hadn't been given creative freedom yet. When Jagged Little Pill released, i thought it was the fake Alanis because it was the opposite of everything she'd ever shown us (It didn't help that she also went to my high school and we all had to listen to her rendition of the national anthem every day for years). Because of this, it took time for me to give the album a chance, once i did i realized writing like this can only come from a place of sincerity.... makes me wonder how many young artists are never given the chance to show who they really are.
Absolutely phenomenal my favourite artist of all time, Alanis known for her emotive Mezzo- Soprano voice,has won a total of 28 music awards including 7 Grammy Awards, over Alanis career I’ve actually attended 6 of her live concerts in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧, Alanis is absolutely incredible and phenomenal live , she is a clever intelligent songwriter, she plays many instruments including Harmonica, Flute, Guitar, and piano, great reaction thanks 🙏
I have always thought she was underrated. But imagine having a song about considering having sex with someone then uninviting them and it being this dramatic. It should be. She knew her worth. “You speak of my love like you have experienced a love like this before. This is not allowed. You’re uninvited.” She is amazingly talented and this was always my favorite song of hers.
Not only haunting but this is a total spiritual experience that speaks to every faucet of our being....this song is a gift from GOD along with the gifted artist that is singing this. Js
What I love so much about this is that you get to the end and it feels like it only just started! You leave it wanting so much more. That instrumental could have gone one for 5 more minutes and it still would keep your attention.
*EPIC* ‼️And *LIVE* on top of that ‼️ You get *ONE* take,on one of the biggest stages in the world. Absolutely *crushed* it‼️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏So many years later and this still *BANGS* ‼️ *FLAWLESS VICTORY* 🖤 Greetings from Seattle ‼️ May I suggest Celine Dion Greatest Hits Medley, Boston Garden live... you're welcome 😁
Alanis in her prime was a force. Love the Indian vibe that was all over her Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie album. Really great work. Her vocals are as you say, the real deal. Every song is captivating. Check out Joining You for sure, as well as Front Row, the banger of an opening. Contrast those powerhouses with her much softer side with That I Would Be Good.
"You speak of my love like you have experienced love like mine before", my favorite line from this Alanis classic. Such a beautiful LIVE performance, Salvo was like "I need a moment to deliberate" 😄
I'm pretty sure I watched the Grammys that year and saw this performance. Oh my goodness, the strings! The piano! Just chills. Probably my next fave Alanis songs are Head Over Feet and Forgiven.
It was the same year Ricky Martin stole the show. Madonna opened the show with Nothing Really Matters, and My Heart Will Go On won Record and Song of the Year.
Another wonderful Grammy performance is Brandi Carlile from 2019, singing The Joke. It will blow you away. Her vocals are so powerful and the band supports her perfectly.
@@SalvoG “You Learn, Hand in my Pocket, Thank You, Head Over Feet & That I Would Be Good” are a few of my favorites besides the the ones you’ve already done ♥️
3:19 She got you, lol pause it if you have a thought but great respect for not wanting to pause it. I know how long the original video is and if I clicked on the 12:04 minute video I was settled in for the "reaction" part of this video. The sound that you couldn't place was the electronic bass. She has a unique style and vocal range, and its a joy to hear you react to her music. Try "Reasons I drink", by Alanis Morrissette, its new and you seem to have done the classic songs (not all but a full album review is too much to ask for).
Her Unplugged album is unreal good. The sound and fullness of it is just amazing. One of the best unplugged albums i ever listened to.... And i've listened to a LOT 😉
You should watch the movie that she wrote the song for, City of Angels, to understand the lyrics she wrote. Also watch a more current live version '22 with her band. She's so expressive physically. Such a talent then, and now.
I remember watching this live in my grandma's living room, and everyone there was like blown away by this performance. I can't even describe the awe and just fierce respect we had for her performance. It was amazing!
can you imagine going to church and hearing this angel voice coming from the choir, you would think you already were in heaven....She started singing in the church choir at 8
This is one of those performances had the crowd just sat there slack jawed in silence at the end I wouldn’t have been surprised…..too stunned by what they witnessed to react…..so good
Shivers every time! She deeply moved back then and still does. Her music helped me heal and define myself. Thanks for letting us take this journey with you.✌️🫶🏻💛☀️🎤
Such a dramatic song. So well performed. Next you've got to listen to Thank U. It's a truly beautiful song, especially lyrically. It moves me every time I hear it. The video is particularly powerful.
When she came out wasnt a big fan but my GF Loved her so we went to see her at the then Gund arena in Cleveland. We eere 40 feet from the stage i was blown away by her and the whole band a superb group of musicians her as well she played multiple instruments
Her art and being has always been different and unique, absolutely! I got stuck with her yeeears ago. Love your reaction. It's timeless. She is a gift 🙂
Her voice... amazing, live performances.... unbelievable experience, lyrics and emotions that she portrays in her songs are so powerful n meaningful. Simply amazing, simply Alanis. Great reaction
The version of this song that's on the Navajo Nation DVD makes me cry EVERY SINGLE TIME! Is follows a really beautiful drum circle so it's doubly powerful if you can believe it. Definitely watch the whole scene if you get a chance because the story behind it makes it truly otherworldly.
She sounds even better live. How many artists today can say that? LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! You should check out “Your House”. Hidden track on Jagged Little Pill. ❤
Wow. Along with "Thank You" this is my. I believe this song came out after her stay in India. You can clearly hear the Eastern, Mid-Eastern musical influence. Along with Led Zep's "Kashmir" it is probably the best example of "raga" rock. Like 'Kashmir" it is both beautiful and haunting at the same time. It is food for the soul if you pay attention to the sheer musicality and her trancendent voice here.
20 yrs later and this still gives me chills every time, when released there was absolutely nothing like it
21 years later and it still makes me cry😭😭
Yep
"I don't think you're unworthy, I need a moment to deliberate"
(Insert emotional explosion here)
It was a rather short moment though....
I don't think you unworthy
Simply put, Alanis closed out the 90s with this performance proving that SHE was the biggest female star to come out of that decade! There was just nobody like her! She took the world by storm in '95, and immediately became an Icon!!!! Jagged Little Pill is still to this day one of the best selling albums of ALL time!
She's such an incredible talent. The raw emotion in her voice is so relatable. I forgot about her for a while, but I am so glad I rediscovered her as an adult. My mom and dad used to listen to her when I was a kid. These songs bring me back to that time
She now closes her encores at her concerts with this song. It is an amazing way to end and incredible concert on a powerful note.
I am SO excited for her concert this year! She has been a bucket list artist for me, since Jagged Little Pill came out when I was in like 6th grade. I can’t wait 🥹
I hope she at least plays this song this go-round!
Studio version of this is really good but this right here is a masterpiece
She’s such a goddess.
Just finish Jagged a little pill and it’s entirey thank you love you
Just like in the movie Dogma!
@@aimeetravers-gould5710 “Still” is such an amazing song
@@aimeetravers-gould5710 LOVE that movie!!!
One of the most haunting masterpieces you'll hear.
Wow, what a talent!!!!!!
Not many people would have the power in their voice to actually sing this song. Alanis simply has an absolutely amazing voice.
This version is exactly like what it’s like from the album. She does have another alternative version where it’s a rock group behind her instead of an orchestra that’s also mind blowing.
I like that version better. she really lets loose
After all these years later I still cry when hearing it. The lyrics, for anyone who has experienced this, if you know, you know.
This is a highly underrated masterpiece!! 👏🏼 This song is 20+ years old and it's still hauntingly amazing.
What most people don't realize about Alanis is she writes her own lyrics and composes the music. Alanis is the all around package artist.
I hate saying she's underrated because she's definitely not. But maybe unappreciated I'm not sure what to say but she's amazing and anyone who discovers her is blessed cuz she's an angel on earth.
She fell victim to having her music and certain songs played constantly on the radio. When that happens, a lot of GREAT artists are more vilified than appreciated. But years later, when looking back and really allowing yourself to listen, she is absolutely mind blowing lyrically, emotionally, and her vocals are astonishing. The music itself has an element of timelessness as well, especially this song.
One of the best songs and performances ever. So haunting and beautiful.
This song is unmatched
This was possibly her greatest live vocal. The arrangement was perfect and every note was nailed on. She is one insanely talented and beautiful woman.
No, the notes were not spot on. Still, I love this song, and Morrissette, too
I was in high school when she blew up. She was the perfect counterbalance to the male-fronted rock music that also blew up around that time. Cobain and Vedder and those guys gave you the honest male p.o.v. of what Gen X felt and thought at the time, and Alanis. Dolores O'Riordan and those girls gave you the exact same thing but from a female perspective. Just mesmerizing. I must've listened to her debut album a million times back then.
I love this woman so much!
Please react to “You Learn”
Her vocal ability is on another level. Her live shows today are truly incredible!
Especially the version from the Unplugged
I cannot believe this much time has gone by. It feels like yesterday. She was HUGE! (and her drummer was Taylor Hawkins, the drummer from Foo Fighters who died last year)
I used to sit in the library in school and listen to this soundtrack on my discman. I'd just repeat this song over and over.
Though this was featured in the movie City of Angels (fantastic movie if you've never seen it before), she wrote it about a very persistent creep who was stalking her for a long time. If you look at the lyrics now, they make a lot of sense and aren't as cryptic as the wiki would have you believe. I thought it was interesting that it also fit the movie so well too which was about something completely different lol
I had no idea about the creepy stalker cringe back story? Omg
Yeah this video is incredible…you can tell she’s withholding passion and anger if you look at her arms while she’s singing
It's the story! And the way she expresses herself with her hands blows me away!! She's one of a kind!!
The moment that this song was played in the background of the movie was so emotional as well.
My favorite song of hers. Still give me chills 25 years later.
You need to give her song Thank U a listen next. Incredible vocals.
In the 80s there was a popular kids TV skit show called “You Can’t Do That On Television”. It’s where “getting slimed” started. A young Alanis was one of the primary kids performing on the show.
The show ran its course, and faded away. And then in the 90s… she arrived in our lives again, all grown up. And dominated the music world, having a huge impact on young women worldwide.
Between You Can't Do That On Television and her international explosion were a few years of mediocre musical success in Canada. At that time her music sounded very poppy and contrived, she hadn't been given creative freedom yet. When Jagged Little Pill released, i thought it was the fake Alanis because it was the opposite of everything she'd ever shown us (It didn't help that she also went to my high school and we all had to listen to her rendition of the national anthem every day for years). Because of this, it took time for me to give the album a chance, once i did i realized writing like this can only come from a place of sincerity.... makes me wonder how many young artists are never given the chance to show who they really are.
Absolutely phenomenal my favourite artist of all time, Alanis known for her emotive Mezzo- Soprano voice,has won a total of 28 music awards including 7 Grammy Awards, over Alanis career I’ve actually attended 6 of her live concerts in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧, Alanis is absolutely incredible and phenomenal live , she is a clever intelligent songwriter, she plays many instruments including Harmonica, Flute, Guitar, and piano, great reaction thanks 🙏
You should do Right Through You for a glimpse at the music industry and young female artists.
It is amazing to watch people discover this Artist and the work she creates!
I have always thought she was underrated. But imagine having a song about considering having sex with someone then uninviting them and it being this dramatic. It should be. She knew her worth. “You speak of my love like you have experienced a love like this before. This is not allowed. You’re uninvited.”
She is amazingly talented and this was always my favorite song of hers.
Not only haunting but this is a total spiritual experience that speaks to every faucet of our being....this song is a gift from GOD along with the gifted artist that is singing this. Js
Studio doesn't sound much different but you could listen to it 20 times and still want it in your ear drums. It's beautiful
I saw Alanis last year she still got it so so so so brilliant
What I love so much about this is that you get to the end and it feels like it only just started! You leave it wanting so much more. That instrumental could have gone one for 5 more minutes and it still would keep your attention.
Oh, and You Learn or Hand in my Pocket are must listens
This performance just makes me feel overwhelmed, it’s so incredible, and brings back so many memories too.
One of the best live performances I’ve ever heard
You check out her live version of you oughtta know
*EPIC* ‼️And *LIVE* on top of that ‼️ You get *ONE* take,on one of the biggest stages in the world. Absolutely *crushed* it‼️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏So many years later and this still *BANGS* ‼️ *FLAWLESS VICTORY* 🖤 Greetings from Seattle ‼️ May I suggest Celine Dion Greatest Hits Medley, Boston Garden live... you're welcome 😁
Alanis in her prime was a force. Love the Indian vibe that was all over her Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie album. Really great work. Her vocals are as you say, the real deal. Every song is captivating. Check out Joining You for sure, as well as Front Row, the banger of an opening. Contrast those powerhouses with her much softer side with That I Would Be Good.
Yess, Front Row is fabulous.
"You speak of my love like you have experienced love like mine before", my favorite line from this Alanis classic. Such a beautiful LIVE performance, Salvo was like "I need a moment to deliberate" 😄
I love watching people discover the queen!
I'm pretty sure I watched the Grammys that year and saw this performance. Oh my goodness, the strings! The piano! Just chills. Probably my next fave Alanis songs are Head Over Feet and Forgiven.
It was the same year Ricky Martin stole the show. Madonna opened the show with Nothing Really Matters, and My Heart Will Go On won Record and Song of the Year.
@@08davey omg. Your entire comment just gave me a rush of flashbacks lol
Thank You is a great song by Alanis
This song is incredible
I could cry right now because you are having the same physical and emotional response to this that I do!!!
05:36 Madonna rocking out in the white in the front row. Alanis belonged to Madonna's Maverick Records until 2008.
I'm very happy with this new generation knowing how amazing song writing and singer she is.
Another wonderful Grammy performance is Brandi Carlile from 2019, singing The Joke. It will blow you away. Her vocals are so powerful and the band supports her perfectly.
So good. Love her
Check out Tori Amos live "Winter" from early 90's. Tori is just unbelievable. Her entire debut album is incredible.
She was my hero at 13. And my first ever concert. Jagged Little Pill tour. I have the best memories of her music.
My favorite live song performance is of her song “if I could good”. She plays the flute and it’s just another layer of her talent.
I just happened to be looking right at my phone when this popped up!!! THIS is my favorite song from Alanis & thank you so much for reacting to it ♥️🎤
🙌😀
@@SalvoG “You Learn, Hand in my Pocket, Thank You, Head Over Feet & That I Would Be Good” are a few of my favorites besides the the ones you’ve already done ♥️
@@SalvoG Please react to her song Hand in my Pocket.🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️
@@vickieray head over feet!!!
🇨🇦That's our girl!!. kickass Alannis...
3:19 She got you, lol pause it if you have a thought but great respect for not wanting to pause it. I know how long the original video is and if I clicked on the 12:04 minute video I was settled in for the "reaction" part of this video. The sound that you couldn't place was the electronic bass. She has a unique style and vocal range, and its a joy to hear you react to her music. Try "Reasons I drink", by Alanis Morrissette, its new and you seem to have done the classic songs (not all but a full album review is too much to ask for).
Everything” is just so beautiful also
I’m drawn to her for her music feeling so raw and honest
I do love this live version, however in the studio release she does several harmonies that really add to the song. Highly recommend it!
One of the Greatest Moments in Live Music for Me. Very few moments in Rock Music give Me Goosebumps. This is in my Top 5 Goosebump Moments
"Hand in My Pocket" is such a vibe!!
Oh yeah, watching her perform is sensational, just wholesome and amazing!!!!
Love this performance
This is one of my favorite songs by her
The studio version is amazing. Her voice is perfection.
Hand in my pocket is another one of her hits from jagged little pill
You might like to react to That I Would Be Good. It’s such a beautiful song from hers
that sound is the lead guitar using a phalange effect....and it freiking ROCKS!!!
Forgiven is amazing, def recommend for next Alanis reaction
Her Unplugged album is unreal good. The sound and fullness of it is just amazing. One of the best unplugged albums i ever listened to.... And i've listened to a LOT 😉
she ruled the 90’s
her singing "reasons i drink" via zoom ... still can give you chills!
You should watch the movie that she wrote the song for, City of Angels, to understand the lyrics she wrote. Also watch a more current live version '22 with her band. She's so expressive physically. Such a talent then, and now.
I remember watching this live in my grandma's living room, and everyone there was like blown away by this performance. I can't even describe the awe and just fierce respect we had for her performance. It was amazing!
Hands Clean by Alanis
can you imagine going to church and hearing this angel voice coming from the choir, you would think you already were in heaven....She started singing in the church choir at 8
I would love to hear your reaction to the studio version. It’s so good. Also she still rocks the hell out of this song live.
Luv the song, movie and HER Singing it. GREAT 👍.
A few other really good ones of hers are You Learn, Not The Doctor, Hand In My Pocket, and Thank You. Grat reaction!!🙂
This is one of those performances had the crowd just sat there slack jawed in silence at the end I wouldn’t have been surprised…..too stunned by what they witnessed to react…..so good
Shivers every time! She deeply moved back then and still does. Her music helped me heal and define myself. Thanks for letting us take this journey with you.✌️🫶🏻💛☀️🎤
She is amazing
Her live performances are amzing
Masterful!
Such a dramatic song. So well performed. Next you've got to listen to Thank U. It's a truly beautiful song, especially lyrically. It moves me every time I hear it. The video is particularly powerful.
When she came out wasnt a big fan but my GF Loved her so we went to see her at the then Gund arena in Cleveland. We eere 40 feet from the stage i was blown away by her and the whole band a superb group of musicians her as well she played multiple instruments
Her art and being has always been different and unique, absolutely! I got stuck with her yeeears ago. Love your reaction. It's timeless. She is a gift 🙂
Always get chills...haunting and ABSOLUTELY ETHEREAL ❤❤❤❤
The live 1996 Grammys You Oughta Know is the best
This is absolutely my favorite song from Alannis if it’s possible to pick just one. 🥰
Chills man. When I heard this for the first time, I ran right out and bought this soundtrack. Time to be obsessed with Alanis again.❤️
Alanis is just so good, feel good music all the way, great lyrics. LOVE😍
Her voice... amazing, live performances.... unbelievable experience, lyrics and emotions that she portrays in her songs are so powerful n meaningful. Simply amazing, simply Alanis.
Great reaction
One of my favorites by her and at karaoke!
I've said it before and elsewhere, she was one of the women of the 90s that brought me back to contemporary pop music for a while.
Kinda cracked me up to hear you wondering when it was recorded, btw, considering the title of the video.
The version of this song that's on the Navajo Nation DVD makes me cry EVERY SINGLE TIME! Is follows a really beautiful drum circle so it's doubly powerful if you can believe it. Definitely watch the whole scene if you get a chance because the story behind it makes it truly otherworldly.
Man the difference between performances at award shows back in the 80s and 90s and now. No comparison!
Very few singers can do really well live and she does excellent here. The vocalist from Steelheart does amazing live as well.
My Canadian heart beams with pride every time I hear Alanis :)
She sounds even better live. How many artists today can say that? LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! You should check out “Your House”. Hidden track on Jagged Little Pill. ❤
Wow. Along with "Thank You" this is my. I believe this song came out after her stay in India. You can clearly hear the Eastern, Mid-Eastern musical influence. Along with Led Zep's "Kashmir" it is probably the best example of "raga" rock. Like 'Kashmir" it is both beautiful and haunting at the same time. It is food for the soul if you pay attention to the sheer musicality and her trancendent voice here.
Thank you.