I know... I was 18 in 1999, now 39 for a few months.......

It kinda was :-)

So was THE 1970s

@@juana1483 I was born in '75 🥰 best music, best dancing, best style...the 70s was an amazing time to be alive!

@Jason Karl Oh it is so unbelievable what is going on right now. I wish we could turn back the clock...these are terrifying times to be alive, but I pray we get through it and come together as a unified nation once and for all. Otherwise, I'm moving to Mars.

Definitely up there with Janis and Joni imo

I was there and I literally remember feeling exactly that way lol. But at the same time, we were all so hot and dehydrated and tired during the day from all the super high energy bands at night (Korn, limp bizkit, rage, Metallica, megadeath, etc.. and the all night raves (fat boy slim, chemical Brothers, etc..) , that idt we had the energy to move even if she would of went hard 🤣

The arrangement of this song has really captivated me and I keep coming back to this version because of it. The band did a great job with this performance.

Yeah, I think I almost like this version better than the original. Alanis is obviously getting tired at this point, but she's pumping it out and the arrangement is tight

TrixM I do like the original as you could feel her angst. She got in your face and the bass made you feel the punches

I finally put my finger on what just the bass line reminds me of...Lady Gaga Poker Face.

Well said. I know exactly what you're saying.

They rioted, raped and torched the place that weekend. Sooooo happy.

@@hutch1197 sounds fun

Yeah I really recommend you research Woodstock 99 and then come back and edit this comment 😂.

​@@jaquen1977right?!!😂 They burnt the whole place down. Limp Bizkit kicked it off with Break stuff.😅😂☠

Ann Wilson just called...

The baddest looks like nick carter

CautelousOne the normal bass line is far from normal lmao what are you talking about? Flew recorded the bass part. Get new ears

@@cloud_monkey422 true talk, plus Taylor's aggressive drumming during live performance s is still preferable.

Yes..... around 1999 or 2000? I saw them together!!

Ay pobre ridícula!

Ewww. No way. They’re not even close.

Agreed. There's no anger that shuldf been the soul of the song.

It's because she was high as a kite.

She was fucking coked out

it’s a lot of conversation about the set list before they had the artists perform for those 3 days. i think she mellowed it out cause of the amount of intense music that was being presented to the crowd of about a quarter million of people, the lack of security and i’m sure producers warned her about the bottles being pelted and to kinda keep the crowd calm but enjoy themselves.

she's 4 years down the road from writing this song. at this time she's probably performed it 100 times. I am surprised she did it at all.

+JazzKeyboardist1 who are the other two women?

Hey,, Jodi Arias , Lorena Bobbit and maybe Streisand and Liza..lol

@@JazzKeyboardist1 😂

Does your girlfriend think you're gay?

@@JazzKeyboardist1 Dude you sure forgot SADE ;)

Iknow Nuttin listen to the acoustic version from 2005. not angry, more melancholic but still beautiful

@@AlexeBriand2002 Fair enough Alexe. Alanis' acoustic work is amaaazing! But this particular song was born out of a real rage and hence without that type of intensity the lyrics simply lack that gut-punch. Also I think this concert started to show her exhaustion and burnout that prompted Glen Ballard to state that "it (the tour) almost killed her".

Read the weather report and go prepared before you set out

I can imagine. You can see them hosing down the audience to help cool them off.

@@wigancyclist8913 This is a ridiculous comment if you know the conditions at Woodstock '99.

She's coked up hard

Seek N. Destroy That would make sense, yeah.

Seek N. Destroy nope to this day she emotes this much. Watch her pregnant performances. And coke doesn’t last that long 😂

and....wait for it....FREEBIRD!!

Bill Buchanan saw the same... his playing was incredible , perfect fit for Alanis.

YESSSSSSSSS

Wheres Bartalbe and Loki

Haha totally forgot about him being the guy.

Fuck those nu-metal 90's Gen Z bros! Hope the choke on those bottles. We love you Alanis

MrJeezus millennials** Gen Z are 2000s babies and kids