Alanis Morissette - Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie (CD)

SUPPOSED FORMER INFATUATION JUNKIE REVIE

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Oct 6, 2004

Pros: AWESOME MUSIC

Cons: NONE

I LOVE ALL THE SONGS ON THIS CD:)

Amazing

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jul 22, 2002

This album touches me. It rocks!

Alanis grows

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Feb 4, 2002

I heard Alanis just before Jagged Little Pill took off. At the time of it's release, I thought Jagged Little Pill was the most incredible album, then I got into Tori Amos! Looking back, Jagged Little Pill seemed like an entry way into a new realm of... music, and for that reason, I still give Jagged Little Pill a high rating! Alanis went on to release Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, this album had a more mature, introspective sound. Mainstream America does not get much out of music unless it is simple lyrics with simple beats. Because of this sad fact, SFIJ did not earn the same populartity as her first album, though it garnered very strong / positive reviews, and established Alanis as a long term force among the "introspective / thinker" crowd. Read more Less

Superb Fantstic Incredible Jams

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Sep 28, 2001

OK-Ive had many people tell me and have read that this album sucks-but-dont listen to them. If you are expecting Jagged Little Pill II-there is some of it on here-but it really is quite different-but in a great way!!! Just dont listen to it in a way ...like-"oh this doesnt sound JUST LIKE Jagged Little Pill so it automatically sucks!" because it does not!! Listen to it more than once-it will become a part of your life! Read more Less

an unconventional album

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Aug 10, 2001

the first impression i had on this album was that it was unusually long.....17 songs and reaching a total length of 71 mins.most songs are crafted masterfully, but my favorites among these are " Thank U ", " The Couch " and " So Pure "alanis' vocals ...are haunting and music arrangement is exquisite Read more Less

Simply great

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jul 31, 2001

A few months ago, I disliked Alanis Morissette (not that I ever really thought enough about her to do that). This was because a really obnoxious girl in my gymnasium class back in 1996 used to sing "You Oughta Know" and "Hand In My Pocket" during rec...ess. Couldn't even take a hint. Anyway, I've really turned on a dime these past months: from dislike to adoration. First "JLP" (except for "You Oughta Know"), and now this album. I haven't quite located all the songs yet, and the album can't escape being a bit muddled, but a lot of the songs have really opened themselves up to me during the past few days, especially "That I Would Be Good" and, to a lesser extent, the 3-4 songs following it. Another favorite of mine is "Joining You", which I connected with at first listen. Even more than "JLP", this album proves that Alanis most surely doesn't deserve the label of "MTV darling" that I always used to pin on her. Read more Less

How she expresses her feelings is...

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jun 14, 2001

The way I would like to express my feelings about this world we live in and whats in it. She says is straight to the point; she says it the way it is....I would suggest this album to anyone.

good

By Yahoo! Shopping User  May 14, 2001

not as great as jagged little pill, but still very very original and great to listen to! 'that i would be good' is brilliant!

sfij

By Yahoo! Shopping User  Apr 4, 2001

perfect!