This rocks!!!!!

This CD hasn't left my car player since I bought it!  The bonus version extra CD has some of her best work ever.

 AliGator wrote:

 

  How could I forget about the cacophony???

"Is this Alanis Morissette?" my wife asks from the other room.

"Yeah," I say, "It sucks, doesn't it?"

"I love it!"

Hmmm.  Not my favorite Alanis.  Nossir.

JohnBauer wrote:




"I'd give my right arm and half of my left arm to be a huge rock star!"

wow. this is probably the worst song i have ever heard on RP! worse than that manu crap!!!!!
where is that 0 rating when you need it?

I have always admired the work of her band, especially her guitarist.

Like a Eurovision song. Silly...

Please, for the love of all things dear, don't play this song again.

peyotecoyote wrote:

i was writing my post while you were writing yours :)_

Hey everybody this is a really good album.
I've been listerning to it a lot since it came out. I really like it.

A 7 from me, with potential to rise. I'm not as fond of Wonderkind from the same album though.

Misterfixit wrote:

So here's my question, do you know how right you are? For example, did you know that she put out an album well before "Jagged Little Pill" that was really, terribly poppy and exploitative and just generally bad? And that before that she was a "star" on a tween comedy show in Canada? I don't know if her management took advantage of her the way you're thinking (she was probably managed by her parents in the earlier parts of her career) but there's no question her talent's been exploited.

JohnBauer wrote:


I like it.

I think you are right about the potential of this song live and in person. The dynamics would be huge!!

I'm with you Bill. I kinda like it.

7 > 8

sheesh, rough crowd here!! When Loreena McKennitt re-invents her sound (for every album) she's praised, but when Alanis does it, she gets no love at all!!

Certainly a change for Alanis...but c'mon - still WAY more mature than her early stuff!! Anyone remember her first pop album? This rises WAY above!!

Can't get past her whiny vocal tone. I don't care how much of a departure it is for her. Her voice is less enjoyable than a razor blade on frosted glass.

reason06 wrote:

hey, just because I have the urge to dance the robot in the chorus doesn't necessarily mean I don't like it...7 from me!

C'mon, very cool song. If Madonna did it it'd be big!

I like it.

ThePoose wrote:

Bill took care of that when he played this song.

Yeah, its a little on the produced side... but this is the first track off this album that sounds like the instrumental part and the singing are for the same song (IMHO).

To the last seven posters, check what your headphones are plugged into , cause you can't be listening to the same song I am.


Zweiblumen and down

Nope, just too screechy. And Alanis, why the long face?

I give this 2 puking pack men.
:puke: :puke:

I have this strange urge to dance the robot in the chorus...
M U S T
R E S I S T
T H E
U R G E

Yikes...seems that Alanis and this song really strikes a nerve. I really like the building tension of her songs. The Canadian part is ok too.

What the CRAP

:puke: :puke: :puke:

3 for the song, and a bonus point for being Canadian, gorgeous, and wacky. Nothing could ever top Jagged Little Pill.

The live version of this track would almost certainly be better; this version seems over-produced. I want to see her shaggy lead guitarist ripping into his music like an over-caffeinated pitbull (click here)... not some Paula Abdul or Michael Jackson number.