It's not even like she's a person holding a microphone. It's like she's a hurricane and it's just happening and no one was even ready for it. The Wonder Woman of the 90's.
It was not Dave Coulier. Alanis has stated that herself and even a quick Google search will say the same thing. She has never openly stated who the song was about, if anyone, but it's been a well known fact for years that it wasn't Dave.
I am 51 you just made me realize Alanís is really from my generation I pictured her more of the older millennials one. No wonder I like her music so much.
Mainly the first half of the 90s...then, as has happened with every wave of young artists that arrives in the public eye to bless us all, the corporate control freaks & bean counters began to take over & the entertainment industry extruded boy bands, girl bands & brainless songs...and fans of truly authentic music has to wait for the next wave of free thinkers with ambition & new ideas.
Bands just formed gave it a shot and the cream rose to the top, record companies wont give anyone a chance nowm they just wait for a song to go viral and then try to exploit a band for their 5 mins of fame.
@@MrDsabourin and you can’t forget Dave Navarro playing guitar. It was an LA writing session. They bring in a bunch of hot shots riders and musicians and pair them up in separate rooms so they come back. They play they have the artist and the artist chooses the songs they wanna do. It’s formula. Dave Navaro and Flea got paired together and jammed until they came up with us song. But flea got re-recorded because he was too sloppy.
I don’t think people understand as a performer, how hard it is to hit every single one of those words without missing a single word! When the breakdown happed, that was really her first breath of air. I’m not saying that she’s not breathing throughout the performance, but when the breakdown hits that’s her first chance to catch her breath. I was in a 90s hip-hop metal band as the lead singer so I can appreciate good talent as good as anyone. As a teenager she was one of my favorite musicians. BTW, at the time I listened to shit like Deftones, Korn and Fear Factory and I was also listening to her album on repeat. She rocks!
Taylor is 23 here. Alanis had just turned 21. It’s been almost two years since we lost Taylor. Alanis turns 50 this summer. Youth, where have you gone?
@@cm9241 No, Dave _thought_ that it was about him, because much of the song lined up with things that happened in their relationship and with their breakup. But Alanis had to assure him that it was about a different boyfriend, not about him.
It’s truly amazing how different everything was just a short time ago. I wish we could get back to those days where everything wasn’t so flipped upside and crazy.
@@pzarelli75It'll be some kind of delays, echo, or other effect. Nothing that automatically corrects frequency. Autotune wasn't invented until the end of the 90s.
I remember when this song came out. I was mostly listening to 90's R&B at the time and I heard this song not sure how I heard it, and I have liked it ever since because it was the most powerfully sung song I have ever heard till this day.
This Jagged Little Pill album exploded that year. Almost every song was great and there were so many singles. Listening to my discman on the train to school everyday was a treat.
I have seen her perform this song all over RUclips but this by far is her best performance. Incredible. Can anyone point to another performance that rivals this one. She sounds better live than the actual recorded album
Does anyone else miss angry Alanis? I still recall the very first time i heard this song. Local station played it mid afternoon. They didn't even have a radio edit, so they played the album version. Unedited. No beeps, no muted words. It was glorious lol
Alanis Morissette is one of the acts with that 90s authenticity. We were dished up so much real stuff like this that the late 90s had a counter movement of syrupy pop music like Hanson, Britney, the Spice Girls and a bunch of other stuff. The early to mid 90s was great while it lasted!
@@LordBongwaterI just know the one song "Mmm Bop" and to my ears, it's far from kick ass. As for their wider catalogue, I'll have to take your word for it.
@OldAussieAds As far as music now Hanson kicked ass. They aren’t Metallica or sound garden obviously. But for some kids under 18 when they started. They were talented. Also helps my first crush liked them. But as a fan of what I consider good music check out some other Hanson songs and albums. Their lyrics are well written. I’m no super fan but I like them. If mmm bop comes on, I’ll turn it up 😆.
I couldn't take my eyes off of Alanis the first time I saw the video. She is like a whirlwind! Years later I still feel the same way and I still love Jagged Little Pill. You Oughta Know is one of my ringtones ❤️
Damn. Maybe the best live version of this song ever. Alanis came to cook that night! Jagged Little Pill went on to completely change the music industry, allowing so many women to be heard in the music industry in a mostly male dominated business. Music historians still to this day credit Alanis for kicking off the first domino to what is now a heavily female dominated industry today in 2024. Great clip!
This live performance is rougher than the studio cut, which was very sharp-edged. The unmistakable impression is of an extremely pissed off woman, and Alanis' ability to translate that melodically, through thoughtful lyrics, didn't just net her a hit single, but had a transformative effect on popular music. What a masterful presentation!
It’s funny how there are only a handful of songs in life when you remember the first time you heard them. This is one for me. So powerful and with such emotion. Love seeing this live version when she was still raw. Love Alanis.
Great observation. The same can be said of Mozart, Billie Holliday, Miles Davis, Elvis, Jim Morrison, Scott Weiland, and many other impactful musical performing artists...
Almost 30 years ago. F*ck! And how many performances have I seen that can compete with the precisely & authentically applied fury in this video? NOT MANY!
Wow, what a performance!!! One of those rare cases where the live version is better than the studio one. Only really good musicians are able to achieve that
Hi there! I did lead vox.... i am pretty much retired now. I'm amazed by the nice comments. Thank you! I just about never look at this anymore. We had fun playing together! We all did our best to be as authentic as possible and really appreciate the nice feedback. Cheers!
Came upon this on happenstance. What a great appearance on the show! They literally couldn't have sounded any better than they did. And I love that she was just like, "They can mute it out if they want to, but I'mma say it regardless.," & dropped the F bomb on national television. She is SUCH a BOSS! There's no one else like her. I was lucky enough to see a show when she was on her Jagged Little Pill tour. I for sure knew that her talent was unique & that she was a huge deal, but at that age (20) I didn't compute that she would end up influencing & have a major impact on the female music industry. I'm seeing her live in July. First time I'll have seen her live since the Jagged Little Pill tour. Can't wait!
I watch Austin city limits this past 02/17/24 you could feel the energy in the venue awesome, I today I stay up to watch the rerun at 12 midnight 02/20/24, the best Austin city limits I seen in my life kudos to aptv and Austin city limits, live music is still alive and well
yes it was and i dvrd it... but the best ACL i have ever seen, and i am 70yo and have seen a lot of ACLs, was the first week of Jan 2013 Jack White during the tour to promote his excellent album Blunderbuss...
I watched this live. You knew it was a music changing moment, but I didn't even remember the singer. All I could focus on was the drummer and the bass player. What a hyperactive rhythm section. They instantly elevated the playing field (pun intended)
This, this is when music was special. The fever of the band behind Alanis,....Taylor "fuckin" Hawkins on drums, the whole band behind Alanis is just invested in it, and rocking to the very best...such a damn cool video. Jagged Little Pill was probably my favorite CD of that year,....this will have to be my favorite video.
There was a reason why the Hawk was picked out. The intensity that he was able to match her vocals. Also, Kudos to the board op for Alanis on this one!
I was a music store manager when this album was about to come out. The record label played it at a meeting and said they have high hopes for this artist. I was blown away the first time I heard this song. Side note: had a managers meeting in Orlando and the label brought out 2 unknown acts to perform for us. The Backstreet Boys opened for Creed. I'd say they both did pretty good.
I watched the entire Letterman series for 87 years and this was the best live performance on the show ever. The best song ever on the show was 'Dress Cool' for the Late Night Film Festival.
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It's not even like she's a person holding a microphone. It's like she's a hurricane and it's just happening and no one was even ready for it. The Wonder Woman of the 90's.
Amen to that 🙏
You have captured the essence of it.
Wow, that's one hell of a comment. bravo, you nailed it!
I absolutely 💯 love her venomous Attitude ❤
Only performance with more energy I can think of is the great Kevin Malone - Break room Karaoke...
Whoever broke her heart did the world a great service.
😂😊
Uncle Joey full house
Dave Coulier, big ol dorkus
Dave Coulier from full house! 🏠 😂
It was not Dave Coulier.
Alanis has stated that herself and even a quick Google search will say the same thing. She has never openly stated who the song was about, if anyone, but it's been a well known fact for years that it wasn't Dave.
Alanis hit like a tornado, and blew the world away. One of Gen X's finest.
Never thought of it like that but well said!
Yeah...the only part I agree with in that statement is that she blows
Bro you’re killing me😂😂😂
Alanis Morrissette is exactly one month and 3 days older than me. One of Gen X's finest indeed!!
The last normal generation.
Alanis was 21 here - amazing performance! I was only a 13 year old girl when her album came out but I felt it HARD.
I am 51 you just made me realize Alanís is really from my generation I pictured her more of the older millennials one. No wonder I like her music so much.
Yoooo i was 13 too and this record was seriously the shit. The 90s were fantastic
At 53, I have seen a lot come, go and stay around. Allanis's thing in the 90's was straight fire.
ditto
The 90s was a great decade for music... so many great bands.
Mainly the first half of the 90s...then, as has happened with every wave of young artists that arrives in the public eye to bless us all, the corporate control freaks & bean counters began to take over & the entertainment industry extruded boy bands, girl bands & brainless songs...and fans of truly authentic music has to wait for the next wave of free thinkers with ambition & new ideas.
@@derekbaker3279 Exactly. You get the drill.
Bands just formed gave it a shot and the cream rose to the top, record companies wont give anyone a chance nowm they just wait for a song to go viral and then try to exploit a band for their 5 mins of fame.
The bass line in this song is sick!
That’s because it was Flea who created the bass line
@@MrDsabourin and you can’t forget Dave Navarro playing guitar.
It was an LA writing session. They bring in a bunch of hot shots riders and musicians and pair them up in separate rooms so they come back. They play they have the artist and the artist chooses the songs they wanna do. It’s formula.
Dave Navaro and Flea got paired together and jammed until they came up with us song. But flea got re-recorded because he was too sloppy.
the isolated bass track is pretty fun
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Bass shines through here - needed to be way up in the studio mix.
No. It’s just a bassline
One of the best female artists of all time. The world loves you.
...wrong...just wrong...
ya, this rocks. epic performance.
Good Christ, she’s terrible. She started her career as a rapper, didn’t work so she changed lanes. 😂😂
Uhh no
0:55
Yes momma u rock!
I don’t think people understand as a performer, how hard it is to hit every single one of those words without missing a single word! When the breakdown happed, that was really her first breath of air. I’m not saying that she’s not breathing throughout the performance, but when the breakdown hits that’s her first chance to catch her breath. I was in a 90s hip-hop metal band as the lead singer so I can appreciate good talent as good as anyone. As a teenager she was one of my favorite musicians. BTW, at the time I listened to shit like Deftones, Korn and Fear Factory and I was also listening to her album on repeat. She rocks!
Haha your band played the worst music in history. Calm your ass down homie.
Yo, schmucks.
It wasn't a live performance.
I saw Dave press play on a Fisher Price tape recorder in the background.
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Taylor is 23 here. Alanis had just turned 21.
It’s been almost two years since we lost Taylor. Alanis turns 50 this summer.
Youth, where have you gone?
Alanis had just turned 21 and wrote this song about Dave Coulier. That's even more fucked up lmao
@@cm9241She always said it wasn't about him.
@@mackfarlainethebarenakedau5113 nah it is
@@cm9241 Maybe.
@@cm9241 No, Dave _thought_ that it was about him, because much of the song lined up with things that happened in their relationship and with their breakup. But Alanis had to assure him that it was about a different boyfriend, not about him.
The way she performed this goes perfectly with the lyrics and the backstory. What a performance
Yes indeed! Great performers can express using more than just the notes & words.
I watched this when it aired! My jaw dropped! This was my favorite cd for a long time! Legend! And Taylor on drums❤
Me too. I was stationed in okinawa japan!
That bassist putting in the finest of work.
Amen
Fucking A. Fucking B, even.
Flea wrote the bass line
@@chudson2😂
Absolutely
It’s truly amazing how different everything was just a short time ago. I wish we could get back to those days where everything wasn’t so flipped upside and crazy.
I feel the same way.
you realize now that the world is worse off because of this trans commie music right?
Too many of the wrong people procreate and spread the wrong ideas and behaviors.
agree. musicians played instruments, n played them
well, back in the day.....90s, 80s, etc.
Yeah, pre-social media...
30 years later and the music is still so fresh.
Good music never grows old
No autotune no lip sync bs. Pure raw vocals
sorta, she obviously has a slight delay or octave effect on during teh break down part
@@pzarelli75It'll be some kind of delays, echo, or other effect. Nothing that automatically corrects frequency. Autotune wasn't invented until the end of the 90s.
@@pzarelli75sounds like reverb 🤷🏼♀️
I remember when this song came out. I was mostly listening to 90's R&B at the time and I heard this song not sure how I heard it, and I have liked it ever since because it was the most powerfully sung song I have ever heard till this day.
This Jagged Little Pill album exploded that year. Almost every song was great and there were so many singles. Listening to my discman on the train to school everyday was a treat.
This is undoubtedly one of the greatest live TV rock performances of all-time.
So powerful.
Check out The Warning cover.
Absolutely.
Positively, absolutely, unequivocally the best video of this song played live.
taylor is the man even then.
I have seen her perform this song all over RUclips but this by far is her best performance. Incredible. Can anyone point to another performance that rivals this one. She sounds better live than the actual recorded album
Prince’s Trust Concert from the same era. Unparalleled raw energy.
She’s pretty damn good on Howard Stern
The great Taylor Hawkins on drums.
Yep,then he got in with the wrong crowd,and well...the rest is history.
God bless...what a great guy ❤
@@arthurfleck1764who,the foo fighters?
Taylor was not a great drummer
@@Daniel-yt6sc You know what they say about opinions...
Does anyone else miss angry Alanis?
I still recall the very first time i heard this song. Local station played it mid afternoon. They didn't even have a radio edit, so they played the album version. Unedited. No beeps, no muted words.
It was glorious lol
Alanis Morissette is one of the acts with that 90s authenticity. We were dished up so much real stuff like this that the late 90s had a counter movement of syrupy pop music like Hanson, Britney, the Spice Girls and a bunch of other stuff. The early to mid 90s was great while it lasted!
I agree! 90’s music was the best and I’ve been through many decades of music.
Hey, Hanson actually kicks ass. Massive respect to those brothers.
@@LordBongwaterI just know the one song "Mmm Bop" and to my ears, it's far from kick ass. As for their wider catalogue, I'll have to take your word for it.
Agree with the first post. 90s music kicked major ass between 91-96, then took a turn for the worse
Late 90s music kinda sucks, early 90s music rocks
@OldAussieAds As far as music now Hanson kicked ass. They aren’t Metallica or sound garden obviously.
But for some kids under 18 when they started. They were talented. Also helps my first crush liked them. But as a fan of what I consider good music check out some other Hanson songs and albums. Their lyrics are well written. I’m no super fan but I like them. If mmm bop comes on, I’ll turn it up 😆.
JESUS I MISS THE 90's
The hurt we feel when we lose someone we fell in love with has always given us some of the best Music.
Lollll
Heartbreaks give us musical inspiration.
So much emotion in this song, this whole album landed like an A bomb
Probably the best live performance in history.
I couldn't take my eyes off of Alanis the first time I saw the video. She is like a whirlwind! Years later I still feel the same way and I still love Jagged Little Pill. You Oughta Know is one of my ringtones ❤️
Theres enough energy in this performance to power a city
What a great song. RIP Mr Hawkins
One of the best presentations I have ever seen.
I have yet to find a better performance- by any band. gives me chills every time i watch it
Wow! Incredible performance and not just from Alanis, but the entire band. Off the chart and just completely badass!
My favorite live version of this song, sounds so powerful and tight.
Drums, bass line, lyrics, vocals, for me this is perfection, the perfect record x
That lead guitarist going crazy at the end of that song!!! WOW!!!
Damn. Maybe the best live version of this song ever. Alanis came to cook that night! Jagged Little Pill went on to completely change the music industry, allowing so many women to be heard in the music industry in a mostly male dominated business. Music historians still to this day credit Alanis for kicking off the first domino to what is now a heavily female dominated industry today in 2024. Great clip!
what? music is a heavily musically dominated industry?
This is easily one of the best albums of my lifetime. 1979-Present day. Top to bottom, just so damn good.❤
Just love the "Well can you feel IT" moment.
Hate it
Voodoo doll vibes… Lol!
Blistering performance. Savage song. What a talent she is, launched out of nowhere in 1995, the album was just incredible.
This live performance is rougher than the studio cut, which was very sharp-edged. The unmistakable impression is of an extremely pissed off woman, and Alanis' ability to translate that melodically, through thoughtful lyrics, didn't just net her a hit single, but had a transformative effect on popular music. What a masterful presentation!
OMG...that bass line....especially the hook at 3:10. Good Lord.
There is no one today who can perform that way... Alanis is a true artist.
It’s funny how there are only a handful of songs in life when you remember the first time you heard them. This is one for me. So powerful and with such emotion. Love seeing this live version when she was still raw. Love Alanis.
I remember this, Uninvited, You're So Vain and Grenade. LOL
Its like she was 20 years ahead of her time, and a 20 year throwback, simultaneously. How is that even possible?!
Great observation. The same can be said of Mozart, Billie Holliday, Miles Davis, Elvis, Jim Morrison, Scott Weiland, and many other impactful musical performing artists...
JFC now THAT was a performance from the heart!
Almost 30 years ago. F*ck! And how many performances have I seen that can compete with the precisely & authentically applied fury in this video? NOT MANY!
Wow, what a performance!!! One of those rare cases where the live version is better than the studio one. Only really good musicians are able to achieve that
This amazing performance is legendary...just wow
Hi there! I did lead vox.... i am pretty much retired now. I'm amazed by the nice comments. Thank you! I just about never look at this anymore. We had fun playing together! We all did our best to be as authentic as possible and really appreciate the nice feedback. Cheers!
Brilliant licks, love the rhythm
U can hear her voice over the microphone. Power!
Well, that's how microphones work.
Goosebumps
Great performance by Alanis et al. ... Taylor ... even the sound person had the vocal effects working just right.
That verse bass line is so awesome
Flea on the album.
Alanis is Absolute Pure talent and authentic as they come. A true artist this woman ❤️
Powerfully Talented performer. One in 200 million voice.
But in person, she is sweet. ❤️
Have you met Alanis?! Jealous
I agree. She IS sweet and she's been through a lot with her mental health.
An incredible performance.
Came upon this on happenstance. What a great appearance on the show! They literally couldn't have sounded any better than they did. And I love that she was just like, "They can mute it out if they want to, but I'mma say it regardless.," & dropped the F bomb on national television. She is SUCH a BOSS! There's no one else like her.
I was lucky enough to see a show when she was on her Jagged Little Pill tour. I for sure knew that her talent was unique & that she was a huge deal, but at that age (20) I didn't compute that she would end up influencing & have a major impact on the female music industry.
I'm seeing her live in July. First time I'll have seen her live since the Jagged Little Pill tour. Can't wait!
Saw this when it aired, i had heard the song before but the drummer and bassist blew my mind! RIP Taylor. That guy threw down!
Saw her live 18 days before this preformance. Her angst and performance were off the chart. This was definitely the time to see her live ✔️🍺
Alanis is a beast. She is so damn visceral. The band is freakin' incredible.
I watch Austin city limits this past 02/17/24 you could feel the energy in the venue awesome, I today I stay up to watch the rerun at 12 midnight 02/20/24, the best Austin city limits I seen in my life kudos to aptv and Austin city limits, live music is still alive and well
yes it was and i dvrd it... but the best ACL i have ever seen, and i am 70yo and have seen a lot of ACLs, was the first week of Jan 2013 Jack White during the tour to promote his excellent album Blunderbuss...
The best era of Alanis
Chris Chaney Is Fkn killing it what a tone!
Goosebumps damn
They absolutley slay this! I also love that the guitar players both are just playng marshall half stacks with boss pedals.
I watched this live. You knew it was a music changing moment, but I didn't even remember the singer. All I could focus on was the drummer and the bass player. What a hyperactive rhythm section. They instantly elevated the playing field (pun intended)
You know who the drummer is here I assume? In case you weren’t aware it’s Taylor Hawkins from the foo fighters on drums.
@@dwdrum11 You've got to be kidding...no way! 🙄
Neither of them played on the actual recording.
And Taylor Hawkins and Chris Chaney became best friends and were in a band together with Dave Navarro called NHC towards the end of Taylor’s life.
Goddamn that album was amazing. One of the top 5 albums of the decade, IMO
Guitars, bass, drums and a great voice. What a great performance. What a great song. Goosebumps all over
She's stellar, but daaaamn the backing band matches her energy. So intense!
Wow 🤩.
Imagine being in that audience. 🎵❤️
Jesus …that’s called bringing it. What an album that was and you moley what a live performance!!
Soaking in salt?
@@mountainguyed67U lost me
@@SlowBloke123 You said brining it, brine is a solution of salt water, also vinegar I think. Just curious what you meant by that.
@@mountainguyed67ahhh! gotcha - typo - was supposed to be bringing it :)
Taylor on the drums, Alanis vocals were perfect. Bass line was silky smooth. Great performance
Performance extreme ❤🥰 love you ❤
That band is IN IT!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This, this is when music was special. The fever of the band behind Alanis,....Taylor "fuckin" Hawkins on drums, the whole band behind Alanis is just invested in it, and rocking to the very best...such a damn cool video. Jagged Little Pill was probably my favorite CD of that year,....this will have to be my favorite video.
I love to see her perform now but there is a spark in these early years that is impossible to reproduce. This is a slammin' performance.
Man, I miss the 90s so much !
There was a reason why the Hawk was picked out. The intensity that he was able to match her vocals. Also, Kudos to the board op for Alanis on this one!
I never tire of this . such power.
100%. Amazing performance
Well...that was awesome.
Wow, I thought I had heard this song before... but now I've really heard it! ❤
One of the all.time great performances, everyone upping their game to try and match that vocal performance.
I was looking for this video but it was deleted for some reason, thank you for uploading it again. Awesome band and performance!
Outstanding performance !!
I was a music store manager when this album was about to come out. The record label played it at a meeting and said they have high hopes for this artist. I was blown away the first time I heard this song.
Side note: had a managers meeting in Orlando and the label brought out 2 unknown acts to perform for us. The Backstreet Boys opened for Creed. I'd say they both did pretty good.
One of the best live performances ever
Love the bass on this record.
Damn.. awesome performance!
What a force of nature
God I love Alanis Morisette
Hate this over emotional bish. Her songs can burn for all I care.
Saw here in 95 with Kay's Choice. Kept thinking this woman is possessed. I would say one of the top 5 concerts in my lifeftime.
Performed at a time when Alanis was much closer to the emotions which created the song, this is the definition of visceral.
Jesus. Just... so good. Talent, man. All of them 😍
I’m sure Jesus would agree!
I watched the entire Letterman series for 87 years and this was the best live performance on the show ever. The best song ever on the show was 'Dress Cool' for the Late Night Film Festival.
That may be the best live performance I've ever seen.
people who didn't live through it have no idea how big this song was.
the entire act was very well rehearsed and performed! Locked in on that groove the entire time. Killer performance.