Alanis Morissette - Flavors of Entanglement Review

Music has always been a way in which I project my feelings thru song and also the one thing that kept me holding on when certain parts of my life were spiraling downwards and I felt lost in darkness. Some of what I listen to is very intense, aggressive,- or even melancholy- not everyone's cup of tea. Like film, I have to be careful what I listen to. If vulnerable, I tend to be very affected by songs I listen to and take in those feelings [anger, depression, bitterness, negative emotions]

I have goth, new wave, and industrial roots and that is what I mostly listened in highschool back in the 80's + 90's and still do- that is dating myself but its true!

There are some phenomenal female singers out there and I love women who wear their heart on their sleeve because I am that sort of woman lol My all time fave singer is Tori Amos who is inspiring, amazing and a brilliant writer, creative writer and extremely emotional. Her words touch closer to my heart than any other singer out there. I have everything by her and its a LOT plus Ive seen her 3x live in concert. Id do a review on her but my problem is when I really love someone I have a hard time staying focused in my writing! You should check her out. I think a lot of people who like Tori like Alanis.

My other fave singer is british singer PJ Harvey + Scottish singer Shirley Manson of garbage [I love european singers/bands a lot] because both resonate a raw passionate persona that is identical to how I see myself and how I feel.

Very interesting review. I did like her first album a LONG time ago. i was about 25 back then so its one of those albums that really recalls a kind of significant time in my life. back then i was getting married- that marriage in the end did not work out. funny thing, one of her songs was in my actual reception music back in '96. i've been divorced for some yrs and am now remarrying. I kind of lost interest in her music after that time period, understandably. My father actually loved her for a long while also and still does!

Personally I am a music junkie and most that I listen to would be seen as pretty underground, not mainstream. But I have been into music since a child and have always had solid roots in everything I listen to, branched out from past roots to future ones.

I'd say I am WAY more of a music fanatic than a film one [not saying that I don't love film, just saying if you think I know a lot about film, I know even more about music! Because I am very emotional, I am very stimulated by music, sound and words in a song and it is cathartic for me.]

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She is great!

Great info on the review!