Morissette A-Jagged Little Pill Live (1997) (1997)

Product Summary Publisher: Warner Music Format: DVD UPC: 00075993847628 Buy.com Sku: 40000515 Item#: VPVRTQ Category Keywords: Alternative Music  Backstage  Clips And Highlights  Concert  Concert Footage  Documentary  Interviews  Music (General)  Pop/Rock  Rock Music  Rating: 0     Features: DVD   Alanis sings her hits: 1. Welcome the charmed ones I'm sure 2. All I Really Want 3. The Craziness 4. Right Through You 5. Sexual Chocolate 6. Not The Docotr And Many More..........   Editor's Note Canadian pop star Alanis Morrisette managed to turn her success as a singing and dancing child performer into a critically-acclaimed solo career. Reinventing herself in the 1990's as a loud, strong, and angry woman, Morrissette became an international chart topper. This video documentary chronicles her 18-month world tour in support of her hugely successful album, "jagged little pill." It includes concert footage of each song on the album, backstage footage, and personal interviews with the artist. Highlights include montage-style treatments of hits "You Oughta Know," "Head Over Feet" and "Your House."   Features Region 1 encoding; keep case.   Technical Info Release Information Studio: Warner Music Release Date: 7/1/1997 Running Time: 90 minutes Original Release Date: 1997 Catalog ID: 384762 UPC: 00075993847628 Number of Discs: 1 Audio & Video Original Language: English Available Audio Tracks: English [CC], English Video: Color   Cast & Crew Alanis Morissette    Product Image

This is a great video, shows you a look at the backstage before Alanis' concerts, some of the footage is recorded on home videocamera what makes it more personal and closer to Alanis as a normal person. I liked it a lot and she sings great all the songs, especially 'Mary Jane' and 'Head over feet'...
 
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First let me express that I have really enjoyed Alanis and her music since her debut and am extremely disapointed in this pathetic attempt at a DVD. The quality spans what one would expect from a DVD to what appears to be poorly filmed 8mm tape recorded on to it including the sound. The main problem is that this flashes between these modes continuosly on about every song. The result, the most annoyoing and disapointing concert I have ever seen. If her CDs and actual concerts were this horrid she never would have sold a single copy or ticket. Do yourself a favor and keep your collection of Alanis limited to CDs unless you really want poorly filmed home video sound and picture quality don't bother with this DVD.
 
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