It’s 30 years since the album Jagged Little Pill seared itself into the public consciousness and turned its creator Alanis Morissette into a household name.
This was the third studio album from Canadian-born Morissette, but it’s perceived by some as her debut as it was the first to be released internationally and it marked a major stylistic shift, from the dance pop strains of her first two releases Alanis (1991) and Now Is The Time (1992) to a hefty, hook-laden alt-rock sound.
