NOW IS THE TIME (1992) by Alanis Morissette [FULL ALBUM] (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- The sophomore studio album by Alanis Morissette, released solely in Canada in 1992 on MCA Records Canada. After the success of her debut self-titled album, her follow up album was anticipated with enthusiasm by several program directors. The content on this album was considered more deep, personal, and ballad driven in contrast to her previous glossed up dance pop album.
Ultimately the album failed to have an impact on the Canadian music charts, selling only 50,000 copies (half of what its predecessor accumulated). Despite being certified gold by the Canadian Recording Industry Association, the album was considered a commercial flop and a victim of the sophomore slump. With Alanis’s two record deal was completed with MCA Records, she left the label and later had success with her third rock inspired album, Jagged Little Pill.
After Alanis’s metamorphosis from the pop genre to the rock genre the album was removed from circulation and has been out of print since. Today this album (along with her other pop album, Alanis) has been virtually forgotten by the general public (not even released on iTunes or Spotify), but has a small underground following and a modest cult bop status.
TRACK LISTING:
1. Real World [00:00:00-00:04:57]
2. An Emotion Away [00:04:57-00:09:12]
3. Rain [00:09:12-00:13:04]
4. The Time of Your Life [00:13:04-00:17:50]
5. No Apologies [00:17:50-00:22:52]
6. Can’t Deny [00:22:52-00:26:47]
7. When We Meet Again [00:26:47-00:30:58]
8. Give It What You Got [00:30:58-00:35:55]
9. (Change Is) Never A Waste of Time [00:35:55-00:40:35]
10. Big Bad Love [00:40:35-00:44:50]
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LONG LIVE ALANIS (THE MOUSSE😀 LOVES YOU♥)
LETS GO TO THE MALL!!
Almost 29 years of listening & watching her content & i am only just finding this, aged 41 & excited. I must find that first album also. December 14 2023.
if we talk about a deeper and more creative pop-dance music, I prefer this album rather than the fist one "Alanis"...this album reaches another peak with the rhythm and lyrics!! Alanis reached the peak at pop music creation so I guess this feeling moved her to inspire from rock in her third album "Jagged Little Pill"!!! Excellent music..it's the fist time i listen to this dance-pop musical masterpiece!!! it is a new branch of pop, an evolution of pop music!!! Greetings from mexicans living in Ecuador!!! 2021...God bless us always!!! WE LOVE YOU ALANIS!!!!
I loved it in 2022!
Takes me back to a time in my life when I came to a crossroads with my first relationship
Robin Sparkles!
YESSSSSS !!!!!!!!
When this was CURRENT [ or shortly after the first album ] I remember her singing in NIAGARA FALLS for New Year's and since NYE's at Midnight - I set the timer to stop at midnight.
Never found it online..... or anywhere.
An amazing album.......Totally an underrated record shows the real talent of Alanis and her vocals ......Incredible the sound change with Jagged Little Pill after this one.
Between '92 and ' 95 the sounds already had changed immideately. The Synthie-Pop-Aera had already turned over in the mid-nineties.
I agree no need to be embarrassed.
I've been a fan of her for so long. How did it take me so long to find out about this album!
Same! Only discovered it today and I've been a huge lover of Alanis's musical work for so long!
Easy. Alanis has all but buried her pre-"Jagged" work. As far as Maverick was concerned, that was the start of her career, and her two MCA albums were kinda like the kids she refused to acknowledge. Supposedly she's softened a bit on that stance in recent years, but not enough to allow them out again.
I didn't even know they existed either until I saw a segment on VH1's "Where Are They Now" that featured her.
Real World track, I sense an essence of Janet Jackson's RHYTHM NATION track. I did not much like NOW IS THE TIME when it first was released. Has since grown on me.
@@yourfairyking I agree.
Just discovered big bad love today and I love it. In my eyes it would have fit in on jagged little pill at least as a bonus track
@@aaronquijano28 Yes. Alanis was TRYING to be/dp more -how SHE wanted HER music to be, but her management and record company at the time, wanted to keep her as a pop princess.
I PRAY, FOR A GREATER, WORLD!
this is making feel very good in my tum tum
after listening to the first and second albums, I am a little shocked at how the voice or its studio processing has evolved. Probably in the first albums the influence of disco is still very strong.
Thank you very much!
I always liked the No Apologies song.... Too bad she wouldnt rerecord it
Me too! I always felt that song had something.
Stand out song of her early career to me. Fantastic!
I feel like the second to last song (change is never a waste of time) really speaks to the fans who were shocked when they herd Alanis’s 3rd album I mean most of us don’t like change especially when a singer we like changes his or her style suddenly
It's a shame they tried erasing her early career with Jagged Little Pill. Obviously a masterpiece of an album, and also influential on pop music of the 90s, but did it really have to come with erasing history? 😲
These early albums are appropriate for an artist who was barely a teenager when her singing career began. Someone exploring the sounds of the era, learning the process of song-making. Clearly a lot of talent even here, I love the production too, very professional.
Ironically Alanis herself isn’t ashamed of her pre-JLP albums. She once said in an interview:
“I'm not scared people might hear these records. I never did Playboy centrefolds. There's nothing I regret. Maybe people will just understand that my lyrics are from different experiences if they hear those records. It validates [Jagged Little Pill] ... There was an element of me not being who I really was at the time and I'm now more experienced with my life. It was because I wasn't prepared to open up that way. The focus for me then was entertaining people and getting my feet wet in the business, it was about being young & having fun as opposed to sharing any revelations I had at the time. I had them, but I wasn't prepared or comfortable with sharing it.”
In fact Alanis even considered putting tracks from her first two albums on her 2005 compilation album The Collection, but was talked out of it due to the contrasting genres of her old music and her newer music.
She should revisit some of these songs and put modern spins.."The Time of your life" would sound great...
Is hard to believe that she did Jagged Little Pill after this.
Its hard to believe she did pop music at all! We have too many pop girls
@@yourfairyking she still doesnt need to do pop music
@@yourfairyking what
@@yourfairykingOk no offense But you sound kinda slow i meant We have enough dance pop girls in the industry can we have a female do something different in music
@@yourfairyking Your forgiven no worries but i think she still is making pop music Because i cant tell if her new stuff is rock or pop
I've learnt to luv it...
What I would suggest is that you separate the tracks individually, which allows the user to select whatever track they want to listen. Other than that, nice find. I remember this album as a kid.
Are you not capable of clicking the timestamps in the description?
she's only eighteen. Alanis: now is the time! 1995: not yet!
I remeber that she used to down play this but you did good! Voice makes it cool !!
"The Time of Your Life" sounds very much like a prototype of "You Oughta Know".
Early alannis sounds like a member of Princes team!
the clue to her emerging emo in YOK has a seed in TToYL
She's brilliant! I always loved celine dion!
wat
@@SpaceBurgerSteve is it sumthing I said? 😀
Rain es muy buen tema
The quality here is pretty amazing, I don't recall the CD even being this clear but it's been maybe 10 years since I've listened to the actual original-press CD, I usually listen to whatever pops up on RUclips for its ease. What is your source for the audio, if I may ask? I'm hoping you also have "ALANiS" in the same quality... (about to search your uploads) - aluçio
anthony lucio I got the tracks off the original cd. I own the cd along with Alanis self titled album with all her other albums.
Wow. I always wanted to hear the pre-JLP albums just out of curiosity, but I never could find copies at our record stores in the USA. This is about what I had imagined these songs would sound like. Well, for the most part. At times, I almost want to finish her phrases with lyrics from Janet Jackson lol. Not sure if I saw that one coming. Anyway, thank you for sharing, this is quite an experience for me.
no apologies
This is by far better than anything she released after. She actually sings here... on Jagged Little Pill she roars like a horse.
1. "Real World"
2. "An Emotion Away"
3. "Rain"
4. "The Time of Your Life"
5. "No Apologies"
6. "Can't Deny"
7. "When We Meet Again"
8. "Give What You Got"
9. "(Change Is) Never a Waste of Time"
10. "Big Bad Love"
Credit en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Now_Is_the_Time
So there's no song that carries the title of the album
Vocalist is super great, but I guess the chords and arrangement are a bit boring. I guess the producer guy? Leslie Howe? is the You Outha Know guy. Poor Alanis. I stand for feminist.