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Alanis Morissette Shares Unreleased 'Jagged Little Pill' Song 'Superstar Wonderful Weirdos': Exclusive

http://www.billboard.com/articles/co...irdos-premiere





Jagged Little Pill (Deluxe 2CD Edition) Original recording remastered
http://www.amazon.com/Jagged-Little-...ed+little+pill

The 2 CD deluxe edition of Jagged Little Pill includes the remastered audio of the original album plus an entire disc of 10 unreleased demos from the era handpicked by Morissette from her archives...

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1. All I Really Want
2. You Oughta Know
3. Perfect
4. Hand In My Pocket
5. Right Through You
6. Forgiven
7. You Learn
8. Head Over Feet
9. Mary Jane
10. Ironic
11. Not The Doctor
12. Wake Up
13. You Oughta Know (Jimmy The Saint Blend) / Your House (A Capella)

Disc: 2
1. The Bottom Line (Demo)
2. Superstar Wonderful Weirdos (Demo)
3. Closer Than You Might Believe (Demo)
4. No Avalon (Demo)
5. Comfort (Demo)
6. Gorgeous (Demo)
7. King Of Intimidation (Demo)
8. Death Of Cinderella (Demo)
9. London (Demo)
10. These Are The Thoughts (Demo)





Jagged Little Pill (4CD Collector's Edition) Collector's Edition, Original recording remastered
http://www.amazon.com/Jagged-Little-...0_SR160%2C160_

This 2015 four-disc Jagged Little Pill Collector s Edition includes remastered audio of the original album plus an entire disc of 10 unreleased demos from the era handpicked by Morissette from her archives, offering a deeper and more personal look at the classic album. Also included is a previously unreleased concert from 1995 as well as 2005 s Jagged Little Pill Acoustic.

Jagged Little Pill Acoustic was released in 2005 to celebrate the album s 10th Anniversary, and finds Morissette delivering unplugged and alternate interpretations of every song from the original album.

The set concludes with an unreleased complete concert from the Jagged Little Pill tour. Recorded in London at Subterranea on September 28, 1995, the show captures Morissette at the peak of her success as she makes her highly anticipated UK concert debut. For this powerhouse performance, she was backed by her touring band (dubbed Sexual Chocolate), which featured a stellar rhythm section with bassist Chris Chaney (Jane s Addiction) and drummer Taylor Hawkins (Foo Fighters).

Disc: 1
1. All I Really Want
2. You Oughta Know
3. Perfect
4. Hand In My Pocket
5. Right Through You
6. Forgiven
7. You Learn
8. Head Over Feet
9. Mary Jane
10. Ironic
11. Not The Doctor
12. Wake Up
13. You Oughta Know (Jimmy The Saint Blend) / Your House (A Capella)

Disc: 2
1. The Bottom Line (Demo)
2. Superstar Wonderful Weirdos (Demo)
3. Closer Than You Might Believe (Demo)
4. No Avalon (Demo)
5. Comfort (Demo)
6. Gorgeous (Demo)
7. King Of Intimidation (Demo)
8. Death Of Cinderella (Demo)
9. London (Demo)
10. These Are The Thoughts (Demo)

Disc: 3
1. All I Really Want (Acoustic)
2. You Oughta Know (Acoustic)
3. Perfect (Acoustic)
4. Hand In My Pocket (Acoustic)
5. Right Through You (Acoustic)
6. Forgiven (Acoustic)
7. You Learn (Acoustic)
8. Head Over Feet (Acoustic)
9. Mary Jane (Acoustic)
10. Ironic (Acoustic)
11. Not The Doctor (Acoustic)
12. Wake Up / Your House (Acoustic)

Disc: 4
1. All I Really Want (Live)
2. Right Through You (Live)
3. Not The Doctor (Live)
4. Hand In My Pocket (Live)
5. Mary Jane (Live)
6. Ironic (Live)
7. You Learn (Live)
8. Forgiven (Live)
9. You Oughta Know (Live)
10. Wake Up (Live)
11. Head Over Feet (Live)
12. Perfect (Live)

JeffTheAlpaca

I thought she released a anniversary edition in 2005 with the acoustic album

I like her and own her albums but maybe now she is becoming desperate.

cungar

This album hasn't aged well.

JeffTheAlpaca

Or maybe it did since now it is being turned into a Broadway play written by Diablo Cody


https://news.yahoo.com/broadway-alan...153802887.html

Norm de Plume

Isn't it ironic? Morissette is one of the people who ushered in the '90s wave of insufferably whiny-voiced, shrieking female singers, but darn it if some of her songs on this album aren't catchy despite - or maybe because of - her awful caterwauling.

GuessWho

yesterday, she announced a Jagged Little Pill 25th Anniversary amphitheater tour with Liz Phair & Garbage.

https://www.livenationentertainment....d-little-pill/

PerryD

It will be interesting to see how well that sells, those are huge venues for someone out of the limelight for some 15 years or so.

TomOpus

Liz Phair just came out with a book. That could be an interesting tour.

dex14

I will go to do that.

Koby

Still love this album. Even my daughter listens to it from time to time these days.

milo bloom

I still keep some of these tracks in circulation in my iTunes playlists, I think they've aged pretty well. They're a product of their times, but still manage to capture timeless feelings.

JeffTheAlpaca

She has done 6 albums since Jagged and some songs in movies so she has not been completely out of the spotlight.


I think Under Rug Swept from 2002 had some hit singles.

PerryD

You do realize that 2002 will be 18 years ago when she tours in 2020?

JeffTheAlpaca

Her new song

Not a big fan of this

SmackDaddy

While the tour is not coming to Houston, I checked out Austin and Dallas and they are near sellouts. I'm a fan of all three on the bill, but really wanted to see Liz Phair since here tours were so limited back in the day. The one time she was scheduled to come to Houston, something happened and that show was canceled.

Paul_SD

Same here. I still listen to it every so often. IMO, it's one of the best produced, most cohesive albums I've ever heard.

dex14

Yea, I was a tiny bit surprised to see my local venue almost sold out. It is an amphitheater. I usually would buy a cheap lawn seat and do one of those Live Nation upgrades to be in the first 20 rows. But, I am not spending $60+ bucks on a lawn seat, nor am I going to spend $150+ on an actual seat. Insane to me. This type of venue does not warrant lawn seats being more than $30 or any seat being more than $100.

I think this is a great bill though, so I'll watch resale sites closer to the date. I'm actually more into the idea of seeing Phair and Garbage.

PerryD

I'm surprised by how many tickets have sold, but reseller bots are factor along with the scalper priced Platinum seats that are offered. For bigger shows, you can always get good seats closer to the show. For some reason, the venue holds 100's of good seats that are released the week of the show at regular or even discounted prices. Just put a reminder into your calendar a week before the show that you are interested in, along with the Ticketmaster link, and then check it a few times a day and you'll get a great seat.

slop101

This has been the case of Live Nation/Ticketmaster inflating ticket prices.

I got in on the pre-sale for the Hollywood Bowl date, and got two seats for $60 each (I won't even get into the near $30 "service" fee for each ticket, which at almost 50% the price of a ticket was the highest I've ever seen), not cheap, but not terrible, and not the best seats, but not the worst. A few days later, just for shits & giggles (and also to see if better seats were available), I checked in on the regular sale, and holy fucking shit, tickets in my same section, just in the row behind me were now more than double the price!!!

I think what they do is use these pre-sale things to gauge interest/demand, and if it's high enough, they'll jack up prices for the main sale, when more seat are opened up.

And if demand is low (not for this show, obviously), they'll give tickets away near the date, because they can still make money off people being there, buying $20 beers and whatever.

Concerts are becoming such a fucking scam - each day, the line between the official ticket seller and the scalpers is blurring more and more.

dex14

The same thing happened with Motley Crue. I was looking at the $150 tickets... expensive yes... but they were VERY close and I was surprised that they weren't more. For four bands, I didn't think the price was that terrible. Then the price jumped to like $225 (not including fees). Forget that. I know dynamic pricing is their thing, but usually that doesn't start until it's been on sale for a bit.

hippie68

I just got tickets for this. I have always loved her and within the last year started revisiting her albums. I am super excited for this show. Love Garbage also, they have some great songs.

JeffTheAlpaca

If you want to see the play

Decker

Yeah, that wasn't great.

gerrythedon

Alanis Morissette Announces 'Jagged Little Pill' 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition

The new edition, arriving on June 26, pairs the original 13-track album, produced by Glen Ballard, with a new acoustic live album from Morissette's March 2020 performance at Shepherd’s Bush. The release comes following the album's 25th anniversary on June 13.


In celebration, the singer unveiled the live version of "Ironic" today (June 18). Plus, official music videos for the album's five landmark singles have also been remastered in 4K resolution. These revamped versions of “Ironic,” “You Oughta Know," “Hand In My Pocket," “You Learn” and “Head Over Feet” will debut over the next week on Alanis’ YouTube Channel,



That's not all. On June 28, fans can join a special screening of the Jagged Little Pill, Live documentary on the singer's YouTube channel at 12:30 p.m. ET. The 1997 doc chronicles Morissette's 1995-96 world tour, featuring on-stage performances of every song from the album.

https://www.billboard.com/articles/n...deluxe-edition

JeffTheAlpaca

Is the strategy now to keep re-releasing Jagged Little Phil if people don't buy the new stuff?