Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette Reviews

I find it impossible to speak badly of this album. This album was as much a part of life while I was growing up as perhaps Pokemon and the Spice Girls were for all the other kids growing up in the '90s. It still isn't something that's left me, with it getting listened to several times a week (despite Alanis being a major let down live). The ...  Read the complete review

"Jagged Little Pill"- 1995 Produced by Alanis Morissette and Glen Ballard. All lyrics by Alanis Morissette. There are only a handful of people in the Western countries who haven't heard a song by Alanis Morissette; those who have only been on this earth for a short while, those who are deaf, those who don't care for music and ...  Read the complete review

This has to be one of my all time favorite albums. I was a little unsure when I bought it, thinking it might be a bit girly. How wrong I was! This is rock at its finest, with a few subtle edges thrown in there that will send shivers up your spine! Well this is often in people's top 10 list, so once again must ask, why is it so good? ...  Read the complete review

I remember buying this album a few months after it came out and playing it over and over. It is one of those enduring albums which you can return to again and again and of course this was the the album which made Alanis a household name almost overnight. Who is she: Canadian singer/songwriter Alanis is famed for her quirky ...  Read the complete review

Funnily enough i've just heard that Alanis Morrisette is playing the Carling Academy in Glasgow soon and I think i'll try and pick up a ticket for it, although i'm not a huge fan of her latest efforts I'd still like to see her perform her classic songs from the past. Most of which you'll find right here on "Jagged Little Pill" this album ...  Read the complete review

You can't find the first two albums by songstress Alanis Morissette anywhere, because she has a secret. Before she became the terrifying force that spurs along Jagged Little Pill, album no 3 for her, she was a dance singer. Yes, she was one of those twee pop stars who sing about how much they like boys and isn't basketball just the coolest and all ...  Read the complete review

Alanis Morisette was born in Ottawa, Canada on June 1st 1974, and moved to Los Angeles at the age of 16. She released a debut album simply called Alanis in 1991, but this was not very successful. Jagged Little Pill was her first major album, released in 1995 with the help of her "spiritual brother" and producer Glen Ballard, and she ...  Read the complete review

There was a time in the middle of 1995 when Canada's Alanis Morissette was the next big thing, an astonishing caterwaul of pre-menstrual fury, powerful and seething, exuding purest venom with a nice line input downs, mainly of the male sex. She had a lengthy career as a phenomenal child prodigy back home, so it shouldn't have come as any ...  Read the complete review

Angry young woman music isn’t usually my bag, but right now, Alanis Morissette’s 1995 Jagged Little Pill is really striking a chord with me. I bought it when it was first released, but recently it has made a comeback into my personal “most listened” chart. I’m a woman scorned, you see, so this album rather ...  Read the complete review

Alanis Morisette is an angry woman, or at least that is what her debut album portrays her as. She is mad at men who have let her down, intent on revenge and doesn't care who knows about it. She thrust herself onto the music scene after signing to Madonna's Maverick label, and made us all sit up and pay attention with her strong lyrics and ...  Read the complete review

My mum bought this CD for herself but I liked it so most we have to share it now. I love Alanis Morissette. Her catchy lyrics, all the songs have a meaning behind them, ... She got songs for all moods well not really. She writes what she feels. I can totally relate to most of her songs. 1. All I Really Want shows her anger with ...  Read the complete review

This is an album that i have owned for a long time and i still love it!!! it is very rare tat i will find an album that i can listen to for years and not get bored of but Alanis Morissette has done it with this, her debut album. My favourite song on the Album has to be Not the Doctor followed by hand in My Pocket (which i have ...  Read the complete review

RAH! is my description of Alanis and her unforgettable style. Anger, revenge, neurosis, power, confidence and addiction are words that spring to mind when referring to this album. And what an album it is! I recently heard that she was only 19 when this album was made, which is VERY surprising because the songs sound like she owns a seasonal ...  Read the complete review

Six years ago, Ms M appeared on the world like a thunderbolt with her odd little berating snatch of venom, blathering on about ‘going down on you in the theatre’. I remember Chris Evans going almost hysterical about it on his Radio 1 breakfast show and it clearly touched his on button. However, he was also clearly very anti what he ...  Read the complete review

My favourite Alanis Morissette album is “jagged little pill” I have always thought that her music is her was of expressing different things that happen to us all during our lives. For instance “YOU OUGHTA KNOW” This song is so obviously about a broken relationship, I think that we can all relate ...  Read the complete review

This was an album that I'd had on my list of things to buy for a long time. I'd constantly been looking for it at a reasonable price (I couldn't look on the internet because I don't have one of those wonderful credit card thingies) and I finally found it at a price that I thought was decent. So I bought it (of corse, then ...  Read the complete review

Jagged Little Pill is the debut album from the excellent Alanis Morissette. I’ve said in a previous review that Alanis Morissette is not just a rock chick with an attitude, she is one of the best songwriters I have ever heard and a fantastic singer to boot. Jagged Little Pill is also the third highest selling album of all time. ...  Read the complete review

This album is one of my utmost favourites, especially when im p####d off with everything! When I have had enough of the world and I couldn’t care if the neighbours complain or not I put this CD in the player and play it very loud. Its not the type of CD that you can play quietly, it begs to be played loud, the louder the better! ...  Read the complete review

Very seldom is there an album produced as genuine an expression of pure emotion and soul as this classic. From the tenderness of "Mary Jane" to the bitter, agressive "You Oughta Know", with tracks like "Perfect" and "Forgiven" giving an insight into the artist's upbringing. Every single track on this ...  Read the complete review

Alanis Morissette has a lot of problems. Not with her voice, or her songs, but in her life. Well, that's what she'd have you think. In thw world of pop that she sells herself in, she stands out as one of the more serious singers. But if you compare her to other artists in her genre, she seems a little weak by comparison. Tori ...  Read the complete review