A bastard in a basket! Or, in this case, an urn.
New things stir up old memories…
The reunion will never happen, but revisiting this classic helps ease the pain.
Let’s just say that Live in Reading listen got us all nostalgic.
Written while Morissette was struggling with daily panic attacks, which she was later hospitalized for, it’s no wonder why Jagged Little Pill is as harsh and critical towards life and human existence as it is.
The album came to define the movement known as folk-rock and, although three of the eight songs were actually contemporary, the entire effort sounds pretty much traditional, yet with the benefit of a radical makeover.
At this point, there was no Slim Shady, there was no movie deal, there were no fingers thrown around by the media. There was only a kid trying to get noticed, and that kid was just Marshall Mathers.