The words are inspiring, and Alanssis voice is unbelievable. She writes from the heart, I love her music. Also, her flute playing is great and I love how she starts and ends the song with this instrument. Heard her play harmonica in another song, she is truly talented.
Alanis a phenomenal artist songwriter and singer and music producer , her emotive mezzo soprano voice is so unique and stunning, I have been a fan from the beginning of Alanis career and listen to her music every day, whenever Alanis had a concert tour in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 I always attend them and have seen her live concerts six times, Alanis is absolutely incredible live,Alanis is touring America at present! Great reaction thanks 🙏
As a follower and admirer of Alanis since the beginning of her career, it is too exciting to hear someone young like you recognize the meaning of her lyrics, it is simply thrilling to see your reactions to her writings. Regards
Yes, the way she does lyrical repetition works very well. She has a powerful voice that draws you in and doesn't let go, even during the quieter parts.
Love your reaction to this song! When you said, “Any song by her is good.” Yeah, That’s exactly my thoughts! And she sounds exactly like this in concert today!! Can’t wait for you to hear some of her other songs! ❤❤❤❤
Ahhhh…I am SO happy to see this song FINALLY make it into your reviews! I have been wanting your reaction to this one for quite a while as I felt it would certainly hit you in the feels. I’ve always appreciated the song structure combined with the sweet and simple sound arrangement. The accompaniment of her flute playing adds to the sweetness. The lyrics to this song are some of the best ever composed. Thank you Salvo for this reaction. Another great album, and another personal fave from it for me is “Are You Still Mad?”. ✌️
I went to see her for the 25th anniversary of Jagged Little Pill and that concert was wild. It was the same Alanis but older but… the same energy and it was badass.
Songs and music in the 90's were/was so consistently good that it naively made me believe that Music would only keep getting Better and Better from there and no one would ever reward dreck again - BOY was I WRONG!
I was born in '61. I thought music was always great because from the time I was born it had been. Loved so much the rock music from 60s and 70s. Remember my Senior year in 1980 I started listening to the Cars as New Wave hit the scene and now I had this and Rock that I get into. Alternative Rock became popular the 90s and I like it even better than New Wave. Sometime in the early 2000s I stopped listening to the radio. In past generations I could turn the radio on and always find a good song, but it was getting harder so I relied on CDs. After 2010 I started feeling sorry for the days generation because music meant so much to us as youth and my thought was these poor youth aren't getting real talent anymore. I don't know, they may see it differently, but songs that repeat the same words over and over takes no talent. There are other issues as well, but today I find myself listening only to music from 1960-early 2000s and only a few songs after. It's sad. Television and movies aren't as good as they once we're either. Not sure what happened, but we don't seem to have near as much talent as we once did.
@@janiestla5945 A few things to blame. - The Disneyfication of talent coming from their children's programming (a few great talents but many NOT) and it's "high production" value of glitter over substance to capture a loyal fandom from cradle to grave. The monopolization of powerful corporate "hit-makers" who control the music industry for maximum profit to mindless minds along with the Formula/Algorythm machine that takes "hits" to regurgitate back to the masses with few alterations (like sugar addiction). And the splintering of music media outlets takes a lot of effort to find any under-the radar gems. The only hope a young person has to hear anything great is 1. Exposure from their parents. 2. If they SO happen to hear it on a movie soundtrack. Super Sad State of Affairs to say the least.
@jaquettajones It is sad, but at least we have the old stuff to listen to. I just used to look forward to seeing the new good stuff coming out, and I just about given up.
"HEAD OVER FEET", "JAGGED LITTLE PILL", "MARY JANE", "NOT THE DOCTOR" are just a few songs to mention to react to. The "Jagged Little Pill" album is Masterpiece!!
so many better alanis songs than this one , that u havent done yet.....i like this song but so many better... Alanis one of the best artists of all time..
She played this on her most recent tour, which she hasn’t done in a very, very long time. One of her best songs without a doubt.
I saw her in SF a few days ago and she switched this song for another called Ablaze, I was expecting to hear this song live but id didn’t happen
Alanis has been nominated for 80 awards and has won 38 awards including 7 Grammy awards!
The lyrics to this song are so profound. She's an amazing songwriter as well as a fabulous singer.
Alanis was a force in the 90s truly great
There is no more a singer like Alanis Morissette, she is unique.
She’s on tour right now. Go. You won’t regret it
The words are inspiring, and Alanssis voice is unbelievable. She writes from the heart, I love her music. Also, her flute playing is great and I love how she starts and ends the song with this instrument. Heard her play harmonica in another song, she is truly talented.
Alanis a phenomenal artist songwriter and singer and music producer , her emotive mezzo soprano voice is so unique and stunning, I have been a fan from the beginning of Alanis career and listen to her music every day, whenever Alanis had a concert tour in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 I always attend them and have seen her live concerts six times, Alanis is absolutely incredible live,Alanis is touring America at present! Great reaction thanks 🙏
Sometimes your reactions are precious.
You don't even need to respond , it's all in your expression. 😊
As a follower and admirer of Alanis since the beginning of her career, it is too exciting to hear someone young like you recognize the meaning of her lyrics, it is simply thrilling to see your reactions to her writings.
Regards
Yes, the way she does lyrical repetition works very well. She has a powerful voice that draws you in and doesn't let go, even during the quieter parts.
And she played God in Dogma. Amazing and wonderful Alanis.
Alanis 's MTV unplugged live Is one of the best i ever seen..very intense performance
genius, and i don't toss that word out to just anybody.
SHE IS ON TOUR. Go
Such a unique voice. Love her!
@@jodij6280 ...and you can "see her playing" that flute at 5 y old...
Love!💖
Love your reaction to this song! When you said, “Any song by her is good.” Yeah, That’s exactly my thoughts! And she sounds exactly like this in concert today!! Can’t wait for you to hear some of her other songs!
❤❤❤❤
My favorite is still Uninvited. Watching the movie (City of Angels) helps you understand the lyrics.
Love that movie!
These lyrics really hit! Thanks Lynn and Sal!
Uninvited is my favorite too 💜
dang, whole squad is here 😂
Ahhhh…I am SO happy to see this song FINALLY make it into your reviews! I have been wanting your reaction to this one for quite a while as I felt it would certainly hit you in the feels. I’ve always appreciated the song structure combined with the sweet and simple sound arrangement. The accompaniment of her flute playing adds to the sweetness. The lyrics to this song are some of the best ever composed. Thank you Salvo for this reaction. Another great album, and another personal fave from it for me is “Are You Still Mad?”. ✌️
This is my fav song from the album. Immense respect for her as an artist.
I went to see her for the 25th anniversary of Jagged Little Pill and that concert was wild. It was the same Alanis but older but… the same energy and it was badass.
Songs and music in the 90's were/was so consistently good that it naively made me believe that Music would only keep getting Better and Better from there and no one would ever reward dreck again - BOY was I WRONG!
I was born in '61. I thought music was always great because from the time I was born it had been. Loved so much the rock music from 60s and 70s. Remember my Senior year in 1980 I started listening to the Cars as New Wave hit the scene and now I had this and Rock that I get into. Alternative Rock became popular the 90s and I like it even better than New Wave. Sometime in the early 2000s I stopped listening to the radio. In past generations I could turn the radio on and always find a good song, but it was getting harder so I relied on CDs. After 2010 I started feeling sorry for the days generation because music meant so much to us as youth and my thought was these poor youth aren't getting real talent anymore. I don't know, they may see it differently, but songs that repeat the same words over and over takes no talent. There are other issues as well, but today I find myself listening only to music from 1960-early 2000s and only a few songs after. It's sad. Television and movies aren't as good as they once we're either. Not sure what happened, but we don't seem to have near as much talent as we once did.
@@janiestla5945 A few things to blame. - The Disneyfication of talent coming from their children's programming (a few great talents but many NOT) and it's "high production" value of glitter over substance to capture a loyal fandom from cradle to grave. The monopolization of powerful corporate "hit-makers" who control the music industry for maximum profit to mindless minds along with the Formula/Algorythm machine that takes "hits" to regurgitate back to the masses with few alterations (like sugar addiction). And the splintering of music media outlets takes a lot of effort to find any under-the radar gems. The only hope a young person has to hear anything great is 1. Exposure from their parents. 2. If they SO happen to hear it on a movie soundtrack. Super Sad State of Affairs to say the least.
@jaquettajones It is sad, but at least we have the old stuff to listen to. I just used to look forward to seeing the new good stuff coming out, and I just about given up.
Danke. Hatte fast vergessen, wieviele fantastische Songs sie gesungen hat.
Thanks, Salvo, for another Alanis M. review. She may have borrowed my name but she is a uniquely talented girl. (I have a few years on her)...😊💋
"HEAD OVER FEET", "JAGGED LITTLE PILL", "MARY JANE", "NOT THE DOCTOR" are just a few songs to mention to react to. The "Jagged Little Pill" album is Masterpiece!!
He reacted to the entire Jagged Little Pill album on Patreon. Many are on YT!
@@lynnhaller1521 Thanks. Didn't know.
This song will get you every time
Going to see her in Milwaukee this Sunday (7/28/24), can't wait! And opening act is Joan Jett & The Blackhearts!! Going to be so awesome.
Saw her in Columbia and she was Fantastic!!! Enjoy
It was such a great show!
She sang that one in Milwaukee :) what a lucky all that people there
Me to buddy
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Oh awesome reaction! Tap into more from this MTV live concert -- it has more great songs (cover of Sting, Papa, et.al.). Cheers.
no pressure over cappuccino from mtv unplugged deserves a review as well !
I wish there were not spoilers at the beginning of these videos.
The only female voice I love more that Alanis is Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries.
so many better alanis songs than this one , that u havent done yet.....i like this song but so many better... Alanis one of the best artists of all time..