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Hope you guys enjoy this!! Ready for Part 2??👀‼️ Sorry for the late upload😭 Love you guys!!

All I Really Want - 47s

You Oughta Know - 16:48

Terry’s Shanigans - 23:01

Perfect - 24:39

Hand In My Pocket - 31:52

Right Through You - 47:43

Forgiven - 58:33

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Jenn

Woohoo. It's alanis. So excited. Thanks guys ❤️❤️❤️

Karly Green

Great album! RIP Taylor Hawkins

Chelsea Page

So fucking excited for this!!! 🖤🖤🖤

B.staviiii

Yesss Alanis and Taylor did you oughta know during 1989 tour!

Jamie Slonaker

Uninvited isnt on this album but please add it as a bonus at the end 🙌 amazing song of hers

Lizzie

I’d only ever heard her singles, loved this. This was definitely the right choice of album

Rhonda

Alanis started out as a pop singer in Canada and was abused (as you read) so she left to recover (I'm paraphrasing big time) and wrote this album along with Glen Ballard. When it was released I played the CD so much that it started skipping!

Araemo

Yes! Amazing video guys! 🥰 I was a teenager when this was released in '95 and it was groundbreaking. Dismissed by so many as "just" angry girl music, she spoke to a lot of us and helped form our ideals about feminism and what it meant to be a strong woman and not take shit from anyone 😁. Such an incredible album, it's never left my playlist!

Jamie G

I am so excited! For 1st song, “Estella” is a reference to the book/movie “Great Expectations”. Estella is the main female interest throughout the book used to torment the main character by a very very old bitter woman who was stood up at the alter. She taught Estella to chew men up, get whatever she wants, and then spit them out. Alanis says she is the same. 😉😊 Ok, now back to this amazing album!

hailey stephens

“when youre stressful dont you just take your clothes off? …that’s what I do” LOL I’m dying

Summer Styles

My favorite artist. This is my second favorite album

Hridayinee

Yay! Sooo happy this album won! Finally 😆They're gonna love it!

Kichelle

I was 18 when this album came out. Huge part of my coming of age. I know every syllable, every note. It's in my heart. ❤️Alanis! I'm so excited 😊

MaryAnn

Lots of angst is towards Dave Coulie (Uncle Joey on full house). Cracks me up

Brianna Jaris

That is her playing the harmonica too

Shannon Palmer

Feeling 17 again listening to this album—love Alanis!

Brianna Jaris

Perfect is the demands on a child

cal

Just want to say, the thing I most appreciate about y'all is how much you love music, and how much joy you bring to these videos. You can tell y'all really just enjoy music of all kinds and y'all always approach every song/artist with respect. I know there are a lot of people out here reacting to music, but no one does it better than y'all. 💯

cal

I want a coffee mug with Kaniyia's side eye that says "Don't piss me off." 😂

Christen Ditmar

She was a showbiz kid - grew up doing a kids TV show that I actually used to watch when I grew up. Thats how she met her boyfriend that she met her boyfriend from "You Oughta Know"

Talysa McManus

Fun fact. You Oughta Know is about Uncle Joey on Full House. He is Canadian as well and yes, she dated him. Also that’s Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers on the bass which is why it’s insanely good. I highly recommend you guys watch her documentary she made maybe a year or so ago. She’s very candid about what it was like being a female singer/songwriter in the 90’s and wanting to speak truth which the industry didn’t like and deemed “angry female” and how she had to fight for You Oughta Know to be the first single because the label said she’d come off too angry etc. She also talks about what she endured as a young female artists in a man’s world ….as a teen. Also….the girl was 18 writing lyrics like that. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 As a 90’s Gen X’er this album got me through young adulthood and I just paid to watch a younger generation give it love and experience it for the first time. She’s highly underrated and I appreciate your curiosity for all styles of music. 🫶🏼

Kim Fanning

Old GenX person here - lucky enough to see Alanis live for this album and when I tell you it was one of the most electric concerts I've ever been to. So excited for this video!

Samantha

Only 25 mins in and this is already so fun!!!

Samantha

Not the Publix Greenwise poppin off in the video 😂☠️

cal

Literally every song on this album could have been released as a single. Just bangers all over the place. This was one of those that us angsty 90's teenage girls would listen to start to finish in our rooms.

geneva marie

Finally some respect on Alanis Morissette’s name with this album review!! One of the most important albums of SEVERAL generations… I had a feeling y’all would bring up Hayley and Taylor both in reference to Alanis. Whether or not they listened to Alanis as often as they were listening to their more publicly known favorite artists growing up, they are 1000% extending a trail Alanis blazed a decade before anyone knew their names. The deeply personal, diaristic lyrics we take for granted from artists like them, and Gracie Abrams, Olivia Rodrigo, etc, it was Alanis and her generation of women singer-songwriters that faced down the harshest ridicule for being so vulnerable and raw, which are the very things the current chart-toppers are so highly praised for. Impossible to overstate how influential this woman and this album continue to be. The shockingly personal and confessional lyricism, the things she does with those vocal chords - especially in the context of an otherwise hyper glossy pop power ballad moment of the mid-90s - the unbothered-ness with which she continued to do her thing… I think most of us who were little girls in the 90s are STILL uncovering ways Alanis Morrissette influenced us whether we thought we were paying attention or not. Final thought - DEFINITELY listen to “Hands Clean.” Pretty insane that she can have an album with JLP’s success and yet STILL come out with (what I think is by far) her best song ever 8 years after the fact. (It’s the way she sort of understates what happened to her and how it affected her, compared to how hard she’d gone on prior songs, that kind of makes it all the more fucking devastating and liberating at the same time, for me.)

J.

This album came out when I was in middle school and I vividly remember standing on the playground with my discman listening to it over and over again. I didn't understand a damn thing about it other than she was angry and righteous and people loved her for it, and this whole album just hits harder every time I hear it.

Talysa McManus

Alanis’s “Right Through You” walked….so Taylor’s “Father Figure” could run. All about the slimy men in the industry.

Ren

This was the first album I ever bought (and had noooo business as a 10-year-old listening to it lmao). I'm honestly so thrilled you guys are reacting to it.

Shannon Patrick

Love this album so much. I grew up poor and couldn’t buy a lot of CD’s but this one I had and I played it so much that it got scratched. I replaced it with another one. So glad you immediately caught her vibe. Can’t wait for pt. 2. I’m going to listen to the rest on my own right now cuz it feels wrong to do anything else..lol. Love y’all!

Lauryn ❤️‍🔥

Not me being all excited that you put time marks for the songs and then realizing one was Terrys Shenanigans 🤣☠️

Kimberly

You should watch the movie Dogma… you won’t see Alanis until the end for a fairly short time, but she has the best role in the whole movie! 😉

KC Dowd

I'M SO EXCITED!!! You guys, this album came out when I was 13 and it shaped who I am as a person. Angry girl rock is my JAM!!!

KC Dowd

"Before the gunshot has gone off" is like the phrase "Don't jump the gun".

Kim Diliello

You have to watch her documentary Jagged.

Stevie

#kaniyiaalwaysgetsthatshitdontfuckinplaywithmeterry I’ve been so excited for yall to do this album omg. When I got my first laptop the first thing I did was download this goddamn album let’s FUCKING GOOOOO

Chelsea Page

One of my favorite albums ever. This video so great! You guys are awesome! Can't wait for part 2!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

KC Dowd

From Church leaders to Record Execs, it sound like Alanis was taken advantage of from a very young age by every man in a position of power around her.

kellywith🐨❤️

YOU AREN'T THERE YET... BUT YOU MUST KNOW THIS.... LET THE LAST SONG ON THE ALBUM PLAY OUT! WINK WINK

Kaisha

Terry…my man after a long stressful work day will immediately take off his clothes, goes and takes a ten minute 💩while sending me reels 🙄😂 and then takes a shower. You gotta do what you gotta do! 😂

Hridayinee

Wahoo! Couldn't wait for Hand in my Pocket and so glad you guys LURVED IT!! ❤️ 💕

Hridayinee

Ready for Part Two! Thx for asking.....

Kylie

Watch the documentary!

Antzelina Kaminari

Please react to Dream As One by Miley Cyrus🥹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Tiffany

Soooo happy you’re reviewing this album was my favorite growing up. I was very young but she was a goddess for young women in the 90s

Sydney 🫶🏼

This album had those of us lucky enough to be teenage girls when it dropped in a chooooooookehold!!! Iconic. This album shaped me. 💓🙌🏼

Leah Haymaker

Not me singing to every. Single. Song on this album. So glad this won!! ❤️❤️

Leah Haymaker

lol. My MOM used to punish me when I would look down at the keyboard. A huge skill, to be able to touch-type.

Leah Haymaker

Am I the only one that was thinking “Just wait for the next song…” after every reaction. Knowing how amazing ALL of these songs are. They need to do a single video of Your House. I think that will be an awesome reaction video.

Kaisha

This is the first cassette tape I purchased when I got my Walkman (have I lost anyone younger than 30 thus far? 😂) I was 10!!! Had no idea what any of the lyrics meant but I know she had angst and vibes (hand in my pocket) that still resonated. Had this on non-stop repeat.Great to experience the perspective with yall from the adult PoV now. Like damn parents, where were ya on that one 😂😂😂

Angie Puckett

This was my first cassette tape I bought at 13 and ignited my feminist rage! ✌🏻

Mary Beth S.

The fact that Terry’s shenanigans gets its own timestamp gave me heart eyes 🥹 MMMF!! Can’t wait for part 2

Mashell Gibson

Love yall, love this album, love Alanis. The way I SCREAMED when I saw this pop up. Keep feeding us! ❤️ Terry's dance moves are the best.

Lytha Deneke

I was 22 when this album came out and I remember blasting this in my car! Still a favorite to this day!!

Laura Sullivan

I was 21 when this album came out and it was a revelation to me and so many of my friends. I played this CD constantly and still know every word 31 years later. ❤️

Corinne

Y'all, this album had a chokehold on me when it came out. It was the year after I graduated college and I listened to it CONSTANTLY. It's a masterpiece.

Lively_Ash

I can’t even begin to tell the impact had on me at 15 years old when it was released!!!!!

Lindsay B

I have such an urge to drive around aimlessly and scream-sing this whole album like I did when I was 17 and it first came out. I haven’t listened to it for years, but watching this video has connected my current feminine rage to the teenage rage I felt but couldn’t yet articulate back then. Alanis is a force of nature and you can feel it in every note she sings.

Caitlin Lochner

Do yourself a favor and listen to the acoustic version of this album 🔥🔥

Brandi Smith

I was in high school when this album came out and it was wildly popular! 1995 ish…. I would guess. Definitely a classic, imo. Still slaps today. 🫶🫶

Tonie Bailey

This album always makes me think of my Mom and my cousin singing these in the car and while cleaning!!! This is an epic album!!!!!!

Brandnewday

High five, cigarette, peace sign, piano, taxi cab. You had to memorize it back on the day. Lol.

Cass 🫶🏽

Our capital city Ottawa is Indigenous not Japanese hahahaha I love you Terry 😂

Anomaleigh

Was waiting for you two to dissect these lines in Forgiven...you'll have to go back and listen 😆: My brothers they never went blind for what they did, but I may as well have 😏

LyndseyMc

Please, please PLEASE, when you do the second half, go to YouTube and search Your House a capella version. It was a secret track on Jagged Little Pill; if you let the CD run for a few minutes after it ended the listed songs. I think it has to be on YouTube because that’s the only way to hear the a cappella version. She has some live and acoustic versions of it on streaming services, but the a cappella is the original secret track on the album. It’s beautiful and haunting, and you really, really need to hear it in order to experience this album truly and to its full extent. It’s beautiful and haunting, and you really, really need to hear it.

Kashari Ferris

Make sure you listen all the way to the end of the album! There’s a hidden song called “Your House” that starts around the 5:13 mark of the final track. After “Wake Up,” you’ll hear another version of “You Oughta Know,” and if you keep listening, “Your House” comes on. It’s one of my favorite hidden tracks ever. ❤️

Missy-Lee St Martin

If you want to hear Alanis in her pop era, look up “Too Hot”

Nikki

literally dyyyiiinnngggggg for part 2! love, love, love this.

Sarah Pecora

If we had a dollar for every time Terry said he was going to cut something out and then doesn’t…

Mark Wheeler

When we getting part 2 to this reaction? All my favorite songs are in the 2nd half of the album 🫶

Stephanie Foster

Forgiven was the B side to the 'ironic' tape single, and I've been chasing that version forever! It was soooooooo good!

Pickle Nic

God the 90’s gave us so many bangers. This is a don’t skip album, I’m glad ya’ll did the whole thing. I remember how I felt when I heard these songs for the first time. Feminine rage was such a quiet thing for so long, and then Alanis and Fiona came and shoved it in our faces and changed a generation. Ya’ll should really do Fiona’s full Tidal album.

Jules

You ARE so smart, K! 🥰

Brooke Trevino

This album came out when I was in high school and literally got me through some of the hardest times in my life. One of my top three albums of all time.

KT812

She's the one playing that harmonica!!

Nicole McVey

I need a video of them finding out about Dave.