It was actually the original theme song for the unaired pilot episode of Dawson’s Creek, but Morissette decided against letting the network use it once the show got picked up.
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This song has also been featured in several movie and television show soundtracks. She gets to play around a little bit in this song, joking that despite all the craziness in the world, “everything’s gonna be fine, fine fine.” It’s a stark contrast to “You Oughta Know,” which is a smart move to show her broad range so early in her career. The second single released from Jagged Little Pill, “Hand in My Pocket” was one of the first ballads Morissette would come to be known for.
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While who the song is about has never been officially revealed, many assume it is about Morissette’s breakup with Full House star Dave Coulier.Ĭoulier himself has gone back and forth on whether he thinks that the song is about him, though his co-star Bob Saget has co-signed the idea, stating he was present when Morissette made that call in the middle of dinner. Most recently, it was featured in a rather pivotal scene of 2019’s Booksmart. This is a peak feminist breakup anthem, and it has been used throughout the decades in movies and television series soundtracks. It invokes the anger of a woman who found out her lover was cheating on her and using that anger to rise about the situation and make herself stronger. Words that have been used to describe this song are “vengeful” and “spiteful and seething.” Yes it is, and we love every second of it. Of course we’d kick off this retrospective with the one that started it all. In honor of the album’s anniversary, we’re taking a look back at some of our favorite songs that continue to help us get through the rough times over the past quarter-century. Morissette’s musical success and influence helped launch a legion of new and empowering female musical artists, which ultimately lead to the formation of Lilith Fair, a (mostly) all-female music festival helmed by fellow Canadian songstress Sarah McLachlan.
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