I just don't know what it is but I've never liked Alanis Morrisette! With the exception of "Ironic"-with it's sunny soft-rock melody and catchy chrous-I have not had that much love for Alanis's  music(in fact,I still find the fact that some 14
million Americans own "Jagged Little Pill"-his 1995 debut very
suprising).
I tried to give Alanis another chance though. BY checking out her third studio album,"Under Rug Swept".But...again,I just didn't
well,dig,it.
I found the songs soggy and 1995-sounding. Unlike some of her peers
her music is just not that appealing to me. And I usually like the type of music that Alanis' music would be "catergorized" as but I'm sorry,it's just not that great!
"Hands Clean":A "Jagged Little Pill" outake? No?
My point exactly. I do give her credict though because she wrote and produced the album herself(instead of with veteran pop mastero
Glen Ballard-who produced her last two multiplatinum efforts-whose worked with amongst many others Micheal Jackson,Wilson Phillips,Paula Abdul,No Doubt,and most recently Dave Matthews Band).
BUT I'm sorry,this music is a bit sour. I know that I'm going to tick Alanis fans off and they going to give this review as many
'not-helpful' votes as possible but I just had to put my two cents in....hope you understand.
I just don't know what it is but I've never liked Alanis Morrisette! With the exception of "Ironic"-with it's sunny soft-rock melody and catchy chrous-I have not had that much love for Alanis's  music(in fact,I still find the fact that some 14
million Americans own "Jagged Little Pill"-his 1995 debut very
suprising). I tried to give Alanis another chance though. BY checking out her third studio album,"Under Rug Swept". But... again,I just didn't
well,dig,it. I found the songs soggy and 1995-sounding. Unlike some of her peers
her music is just not that appealing to me. And I usually like the type of music that Alanis' music would be "catergorized" as but I'm sorry,it's just not that great! "Hands Clean":A "Jagged Little Pill" outake? No? My point exactly. I do give her credict though because she wrote and produced the album herself(instead of with veteran pop mastero
Glen Ballard-who produced her last two multiplatinum efforts-whose worked with amongst many others Micheal Jackson,Wilson Phillips,Paula Abdul,No Doubt,and most recently Dave Matthews Band). BUT I'm sorry,this music is a bit sour. I know that I'm going to tick Alanis fans off and they going to give this review as many
'not-helpful' votes as possible but I just had to put my two cents in.... hope you understand.