Three decades after her breakthrough, Alanis Morissette remembers the boardroom enthusiasm that came with commercial success—and the brittle structures women navigated alone.
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Three decades after her breakthrough, Alanis Morissette remembers the boardroom enthusiasm that came with commercial success—and the brittle structures women navigated alone.
A 12-pound collection of LPs, CDs, and DVDs revisits an era when the thrash icons cut their hair, picked up eyeliner, and let weird guests in the studio.
