Morissette's self-titled debut, a collection of polished pop-rock tunes that showcased her songwriting prowess before her more famous alternative turn. It was a departure from the dance-pop sound of her earlier singles.
- The album was produced by Leslie Ann Jones and Alanis Morissette herself. It was recorded at Mushroom Studios in Vancouver.
- It was re-recorded and re-released internationally in 1995 with a different tracklist and sound, becoming a massive global success. This original version was only released in Canada.
- The album spawned three singles in Canada: "Too Hot," "Feel So Bad," and "Walk Away." None of these charted significantly.
Alanis Morissette is a Canadian-born singer-songwriter who began her career in the early 1990s with dance-pop releases before achieving international success with her alternative rock-influenced work. She is known for her raw, confessional lyrics and powerful vocal delivery. This 1991 album marked her debut as a recording artist, initially released in Canada.
Tracklist
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The Collection2005
Jagged Little Pill1995
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Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie1998
Such Pretty Forks in the Road2020
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Flavors of Entanglement2008
Feast on Scraps2002
The Storm Before the Calm2022
Havoc and Bright Lights2012