Those listening in 2024!❤❤❤

Most people couldn't even talk while walking this much...she does a flawless performance with such a strong voice. Gotta love her

Alanis is different. It’s not just ok. It’s needed.

1 of only 3 female acts. She rocked so hard. She ate and left no crumbs.

The bassist is the most 1999 looking man I have ever seen

As someone who was there in that crowd and a teenager in 1999 - who sought out her band for its music, I so love that this recording still exists and thrives. It was so hot. So un-steady. So volatile that weekend. Alanis just roared out and nailed her set. Honestly, it felt like the last beauty before the descent. Thank you Alanis & band.

Beginning to end, one of the best performances of the event. The band sounded tight and great. Alanis never missed a beat. It will be 25 years ago this summer.

I'm so sorry. I was 16 and high. At the time I didn't realize the beautiful moment you were creating

Love that she moves however she feels. She knows it's weird, we know it's weird, and nobody gives a sh!t. Those who allow the music to take them are the most honest souls.

For the younger ..this is what a talented musician sounds like without the need for auto tune. Alanis has a God given talent to sing.

I was lucky enough to be there at Woodstock 99; it was a total cluster but not a cell phone in site.

This is what 90s music (and Woodstock 99 particularly) should be known for. Actual lyrics and talented musicians who have actually played instruments, gimmick free music that music that comes from pain and healing... I love Alanis! Thank you for bringing some class to the fuckery of Woodstock 99

I greatly admire how Alanis achieved her great success without any exploitation of her sexuality. She is tremendously gifted as a singer and songwriter, as well as an intelligent and sensitive human being. Besides her signature songs like "You Oughta Know" and "Hand in My Pocket", I love the power and intensity of songs like "Joining You" and "Sympathetic Character", as well as the tenderness of songs like "That I Would Be Good". She is a very special and important artist.

Her voice is stunning. Just like it sounds on the albums.

The only artist I've seen doing a 26 mile marathon and do a 1hour set at the same time🏃‍♀️🎤

She gives me that loving mother vibe for some reason.

Anyone else in quarantine watching this and wishing for a Woodstock 2020....😂

This woman's voice is incredible! She's special.

This is how real gig show lookalike,no stupid effects,playback,computers, cell phones, just pure talent and a lot of fun.

Feast your eyes on real talent. No auto tune. No fat booty shaking. No cheesy meaningless lyrics. No fake band. One of the most talented voices of all time. Musical genius. Thank you Alanis.

I love the fact that a young lady like this is not afraid to sing about real stuff...she's seems so transparent emotionally. That's it...she's real...the real deal, no phony shit.

No phones, no this stupid cameras, just pure enjoyment of ageless music and beautiful sunny day. Wish i can back in 90's

As a proud Canadian man, I must say that Alanis is a pure product of our country. Her brilliance in songwriting and performing those songs is tantamount to only Joni Mitchell and that Jewish guy from Montreal, his name escapes me at the moment. Mind you, Barenaked ladies came close as well. I put Alanis up with the rock gods. Led Zeppelin and Queen. And it wonderful to know we lived in the same city (Ottawa) at the same time. Alanis, you are one of the best.

I'm trying not to cry, this is real talent, and the world is lost 😔

Holy shit Alanis is good live. This set is off the charts good.

She s Walked at least 20km

You forget how many popular songs she had and how talented.

Talk about a performer at their prime. Absolutely awesome. Flawless

I love how she takes the stage like a total badass at the very beginning. Just walks out like “Let’s do this shit...”

Her songs saved me when I was having a dark dark time....her songs are still shining in my soul.

Amazing voice and so gorgeous

I have a friend who was there. To this day how still talks about he she owned that stage - and that crowd - more than any other performer that weekend, and he wasn't even much of a fan of hers before then.

she hit every single note thats awesome she was 25 at this time

She killed that shit. Awesome performance.

without doubt this was woodstock's most appreciative performance that day

Her live singing is perfection.

This is one of the most amazing rock performances of all time. Not kidding. Unbelievable.

Alanis Morissette is a rock and roll goddess. Little pill was the soundtrack of the 90's and her and her band killed it at woodstock 99

Major respect to that drummer. Especially on Sympathetic Character. There is a lot going on in the drum/percussion tracks on the studio version. Being able to strip that down, take it to the stage, and still keep the original pulse/vibe is super cool. Great job, dude.

Who else thinks that her *Sympathetic Character* lyrics are *SLAYING* ?

She is raw talent, I honestly have never seen anyone like her. Brava!

I think I just fell in love. She's so authentic and hippie like.

I saw her live a year ago and she still sounds great. Her voice was so powerful that she held the mic two feet away from her mouth and she still sounded perfectly loud and clear.

So weird and so lovely, wish I'd been there.

Can’t believe this was 20 years ago, I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. It makes me feel kind of sad that my youth is well and truly over I guess.

she makes it difficult for the snipers

Jesus she's almost better live than in the studio. I wish I was old enough to appreciate her music when it was coming out

Never listened to her on purpose, never thought she's so one-chord-centric and mantra-oriented. Gotta dig her entire discography!

This makes me so nostalgic for the '90s

I remember back in the late 90's, I had a walkman with me, music was my best friend and I always carried tapes with me, and Jagged Little Pill was the only casette tape I played from beginning to end without skipping a track. I would even wait for the last acapella track "Your House". I guess I related to the anger and the meaning behind each song.

Why have I been watching this every day for a week

i had a big love in my life, She loved Alanis... and I love both until today...

She can really sing for sure. Hit with a water bottle even and keeps on rolling like nothing happened.

I'm so in love with her... Not Physically, although she's cute, I'm in love with her mind and creativity. Unbelievable artist. One of the best ever.

26 years ago I fell head over feet for this icon and last night saw her perform her ass off the same way she did at this epic show. I was so worried my expectations weren’t going to be met bc she set the bar so high but she exceeded every one of em. Vocals, obviously. But the dancing and spinning on stage that i cannot get enough of and the emotion and involuntary movements when she sings oh my gosh, alanis, I love you girl!!! Thank you! 🤘🏾💚

I love Alanis Morissette so much! I've learned so much spiritually because of her. I'm 23, so I was only 2 when this happened. I wish I could've been there. I first heard her playing on the radio when I was 11 and I've been hooked ever since. I know all her songs; I have all her albums. She is my favorite artist. (: I saw her live in NYC at Apollo theater December of 2019. She was playing JLP album in acoustic. Her voice is so gorgeous live..like holy sh*t. I was sitting left of center right in front of the stage.

This was the most Woodstock thing at Woodstock 99

The album much of this came from, "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie", contained mostly non-commercial songs all about her therapy experiences. The music is totally challenging and brilliant. So many exotic sounds. It was a total middle finger to the industry. She is a totally amazing live performer. Great band too. "Slap me with a splintered ruler".

Never heard a single song from this woman before, but that opening song "Baba" 100% caught my attention. Sounds so melodic with the live band behind her 🔥

Always like her. Jagged Little Pill is a masterpiece.

I was there about 100 feet away. The sky was filled with bottles falling all around. Her voice was like an Angel. So letter perfect with her never staying in one spot on stage for a second. I had chills on my back , when she sang my favorite song from her. Uninvited was superbly played by her band. So, saddened to see her leave the East Stage. Later on the same stage was L B, was booed off stage. Rage against the machine was great ,too. Follow by a tried Metallica set. After all they were still playing after 5 years releasing the Black Album. ( I would be tried ,too) please note. I had to back up in the crowd to 500 feet for the RATM set and 500yds for Metallica set. Because, I didn't like the people around me and I was alone in a body of water during their set and I couldn't hear them anyway. But, for the one hour , AM was my Queen . And no one has taken her place in my heart. Love Live Queen AM !!! Your performance is best ever by a female. Funny , how I can see myself in the crowd , every time the camera is pointed where I was during her set Peace

This is the year that she went on tour co-headlining with Tori Amos for 6 1/2 weeks. I saw them in Nashville together. What an astounding night.

She is so beautiful and sincere. I love the truth she sings and shares her feelings, shares and gives so much happiness, strength and hope. Life told with through poetry and musicality always amazing and precious. Thanks so much!

She has unbelievable voice control - never misses a note. Great set - great band.

Her voice is some kind of amazing combination of haunting, effortless, powerful, clean, and quirky (in a great way)!

Intellectual musical perfection.

I literally can’t take my eyes off this video… alanis simply oozes talent, class & confidence all in 1, I can’t believe I hadn’t noticed her sooner. bravo 👏 just brilliant… “you learn” was just beautiful

What a magical performance in front of this massive crowd!

Her music and look made me think of Woodstock 69. She's definitely an amazing talent.

I was 12, I did't understand what she was saying and I loved her. Now I love her even more

I like how she just walks out, waves, picks up the mic, and gets right into it.

This makes me pine for the the 90's ...for my youth ...and for those warm magical summers - Your an inspiration Alanis! ...even more so during this pandemic lockdown.

This performance made me go and buy all her c.ds. Couldn't believe how great she was live. Instant fan.

This is the best concert I've ever seen that I wasn't at... Alanis fucking slays. Raw, pure, true talent.

Such a beautiful woman with a voice that matches. Thank you for the memories and for the songs.

Her voice control was something unbelievable, a true goddess ❤️

i think she very wisely chosen the playlist, it like a resume of all her greatest tracks, she so bright intelligent !!!!!

i absolutely unconditionally love this woman since 1995 and its been 25 years and her music makes me still happy and thankful to be alive

In a hard time of my life her songs made me strong and I made important decisions. She will always be in my heart

Thank you even all these years later"still making sense 🙏still so pure🌹

Good Lord this woman is freaking awesome!!!! No other compares...category of her own!!!

now THAT is how its supposed to be done!

i’ve just watched a woodstock documentary & I noticed alanis on it & wanted to see if there was any footage on youtube… i’m absolutely blown away by how good a singer & performer she is, i’m sat here thinking why oh why didn’t I see this sooner, just incredible

Alanis started a whole new deal, by golly, thank you!

Alanis just owns and commands everything!

Sometimes you see/hear a group and regret it...Alanis is even more amazing live.

Miss these times. Literally right at this very time, however, I became very serious about my career and lost my carefree self to my job. Here we are 24 years later. Wow.

So excited. She was my first cd that I bought ever in 1995 and I finally get to see her live in 2020...

Ok, it's 2019 and I'm shit faced. This is good music!!

Watching this after seeing this goddess live in the uk 2022 love her she is the queen of all muisc 💕

I’m so in love with her energy! Amazing performer and genuinely beautiful and artful soul! 🤘❤️

If Alanis had a Fitbit during concerts she would kill me in challenges! lol

Uninvited ... my favorite song 90's is the best era for music

I was there watching from backstage. What an incredible show.

I love this beautiful song

One of the most influential Female rock icon in music in the 90's, that's what u called real music. Long live the 90's era..

I can’t believe this was actually 20 years ago. I must be getting old.

Thanks Woodstock for all THE years!

Estuvo en México en el Corona Capital, un acto brutal. Tiene la voz intacta. Fue emocionante, nostálgico y totalmente perfecto. Gracias por tu música.

Btw her band was effin incredible with her vocals. This version of Uninvited gives me chills..just perfection at a festival