Yeah I dig Jagged Little Pill, but as far as supposedly being her best album it's definitely overrated. Great as a pop album but too tepid as watered down post-grunge (an already watered down genre). She got so much more assured and idiosyncratic afterward.

Gonna need a prenup first.

Good idea! I don't want you to get all my money (old lady retired from the Oil biz).

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There's some surprisingly interesting tracks in her later discography. The song Versions of Violence, for example. I'm not hugely into Alanis, but I do have most of her albums. The only one I've never heard anything from is her newest album.

How the **** could I have been so foolish as to dismiss this song when it came out. It's easily one of Kesha's greatest anthems.



Yes that is a fantastic song. Flavors of Entanglement in general is her most thumping album as far as being pure pop.

When Rainbow first came out I loved it, then kinda fell off after a bit and only listened to a few songs regularly. Now it's been stuck on repeat for two days and I love it as much as any of her other albums. It may or may not even end up being my fav Kesha album. Simply a new pop classic.

It's been too long since I really spammed Kesha so let's do this: anyone who ever thought she couldn't do a whimsical country ballad about being abducted by aliens or some **** couldn't have been more wrong.