It’s the summer of 1995. Lovers of grunge are mourning the death of Kurt Cobain still and the music scene is, dare we say, a little bit mediocre and unexperimental.
Up until then, that had been true of Canadian born Alanis Morissette too, whose first two generic pop albums had (rightfully) bombed fairly spectacularly.
Not one to give up, she went on to release the now iconic Jagged Little Pill, a selection of anthems that provided a soundtrack to the lives of teenage girls and young adults worldwide.
If you were one of those youths rocking out to the angry but meaningful lyrics of You Oughta Know, then how old do you feel now?
Jagged Little Pill is 20 years old. Yep, two decades have passed since… Read the full story