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It was a while ago, but I believe I got it from Guitars101. Hope that helps somewhat!

Hey, cut that out! 😉

There was a point where I tried contacting MCA(?) about the whereabouts of that version of Walk Away. Unsurprisingly, I didn't receive a response. I'm doubtful that it even exists at this point, but with how amazing it is I'm still holding out hope.

According to Alanis. She has kept everything. Her storage units are packed full of everything she has done. What she plans on doing with it all is anyone's guess. If she is planning on ever doing anything with it at all. And for sure Leslie Howe who produced, co wrote, and did everything else on the ALANIS debut album must have the originals. They are out there somewhere. And I would love to hear all that exists from the recording of her debut album. @@yourfairyking

I think the coolest thing she could do would be to put together a big box set of all of her early material, including unreleased demos and alternate takes of the album tracks, including the Walk Away demo. She's always been one to surprise, and that would be the most unexpected left field turn yet, seeing as she's been decently vocal about her experiences at that point of her career. Then again, great music is great music, and I think she should be more open about the fact she was a teenage pop star. It honestly makes her story all that more interesting, appealing, and admirable.

@@yourfairyking MCA Canada fired her and Dropped her from the Label in '93. Its very possible that most of the Masters she recorded in 1989-1990 and 1991-92 under her first two LPs are lost and probably under legal wrangling. Walk Away thankfully is included in the Problem Child 2 Soundtrack, it was her American Debut. Jagged Little Pill came together because of her Debacle with MCA Canada. Its International success in 1996-97 after it BLEW up in Canada during '95 likely came from how much BETTER Warner Bros Canada treated her and pushed her, and how successful Reprise Records was able to distribute it in the States.

I really hope so as well. I read on one of Blank Frank's concert uploads that everyone was probably in the same places they were during Crosseyed and Painless in Stop Making Sense. I'd really be interested in seeing the coordination and choreography between David and Lynn/Edna, particularly during the breakdown. Whether or not we ever see true footage, it's still fun to imagine what it was like. As always, thanks for checking out the video!

It's quite an odd point of her career, seeing as she's always been one to push back against stereotypes. Even still, all of her music is enjoyable, including her first two.

Don't worry about being late, can't say I'm much better. Hell, I probably should've uploaded this standalone version right after I put up the full thing. Regardless, thanks for watching Zanks!

I'm glad she switched gears when she did. I absolutely love the first two albums (especially Now Is The Time), and I think they produced some of her best vocals, certainly some of the most impressive for a 15-17 year old ("Superman" is probably my favorite vocal performance in the early years). But, yeah, it's clear she went down the right route in the end. She's obviously taken really good care of it too. "Olive Branch" was one of the best performances I've heard in a long time, and I'm really excited to see where she goes on the next album. Glad you enjoyed this, though, means a lot :)

Alanis can sing anything she doesn’t have to be stuck in one genre all the time

@@yourfairyking An Emotion Away had alot of Potential in the US. But it was MCA Canada who thought otherwise. They really treated her like shit. FIRED her in 1993 and dropped her from the Label. Alanis had alot of angst and self discovery while writing and Recording JLP during '94-95.

I must be old, when I think of Alanis, this is what I hear. Brings me back to a simpler time. I remember her on “You can’t do that on television” and also “Homegrown café”

Ah, darn! At least you get to somewhat make up for it here! One of the beautiful things about RUclips is all of the concert bootlegs made instantly available for people who didn't get to experience them. I know I'm grateful, as someone who was born decades after these shows took place. As always, I'm most grateful for you checking this out!

I understand that feeling entirely, by far one of the best Talking Heads tracks!!

Greetings to you as well! It's a very hypnotic kind of song, leaving you wanting more no matter how many times you listen. I think it's, for me, primarily the "I don't mind some slight disorder" section which tickles my brain in ways that are hard to comprehend. I appreciate you revisiting this and leaving a comment, as well, so thank you!

Lemon.

I'm very partial to Providence 83, myself, but this is just as amazing. Super stoked you enjoyed it!

@@yourfairyking Thanks a lot for the upload! Definitely worth archiving it

No doubt she created music and the entire world, as well. Truly an icon!

You are not alone I feel you ✌️✌️❤️

I'm proud to be his fan

The expanded line up was absolutely stellar on this tour. Probably my favorite incarnation of the band. So tight! Of course, thank you for listening!

No problem! Thank you for listening!

Ain't that the truth! Always good to hear shows from this tour, and to see people also enjoying them as much as myself. So, thank you for checking this out!