You Oughta Know

You Learn Hit from her 1995 Maverick debut. It features the albumversions of both the title cut & the smash 'Hand In MyPocket' and two non-album tracks: 'Your House' (Live InTokyo) & 'Wake Up' (Modern Rock Live). Slimline jewel case.A Maverick release. 1995 release.

Ironic Smash hit single from her 1995 album. It's backed with threedifferent tracks than those on other territories: 'YouOughta Know (Live Acoustic Version from the Grammy Awards),'Mary Jane' (Live In The U.S.A.) and 'All I Really Want'(Live). Slimline jewel case

Thank U The first single from her highly anticipated 1998 album.It's backed with two previously unreleased non-album tracks,'Pollyanna Flower' and a demo version of the 'City OfAngels' smash 'Uninvited'. Slimline jewel case. 1998Maverick/ Reprise Records release.

Flavors Of Entanglement Though the mainstream might have all but abandoned Alanis Morrissette since her mid-90s breakthrough as the MTV grunge generation's Madonna, she has forged on with a handful of albums of a reasonably steely consistency, although even kindly ears would recognize her output since J...

Gotta Start Someplace
I love Alanis and it pains me to say that this single lingers in the recesses of her inexperience at the time of its release. All of the songs can be found on other albums. (Acoustic version of "Perfect" can be found on "Space Cakes") - (Both versions of "You Oughta Know" on "Jagged Little Pill") Maybe I didn't like this single (at all) because I bought it years after her arrival into the U.S. culture in 1994. Anyway, the best part of Alanis and her various singles is the live and unreleased songs. This has none of the above. It's one to do with out. I bought it just to say I have it. Probably because Im crazy.

Simply very good
Very punchy, superb voice. You can clearly understand why Alanis has become a top-class pop artist :)

"YOU OUGHTA KNOW"
This is Alanis's first single for "Jagged Little Pill." It is really good. There is the clean album version of "You Oughta Know" which only bleeps out the "F" word. Then is the "Jimmy The Saint Blend" of "You Oughta Know," which is the first unlisted track on Jagged Little Pill (track 13 on album) then three is "Perfect."This is the PERFECT version of it. The same vocals as the album, but it has only Glen Ballard on guitar. It's even better than the album version. Then is the album version of "Wake Up." Good.