Saturday, June 25, 2005
Alanis Morissette Actually Knows What Irony Is
VH1: You also did "Ironic." Do people still give you a rough time over it?
AM: God bless that little non-irony song! The sweetest irony is that it's a song called "Ironic" and it's not filled with irony. The best moment I had surrounding that song was in a bookstore in New York. Someone came up to me and said, "You do realize that song is not filled with ironies." I just nodded my head silently. And she said, "Is that the irony?" I just nodded my head and she walked out! [Laughs] It was such a sweet moment.
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I don't believe her story that she intended the song about irony to not have any irony in it.
Her music and lyrics were about as deep as a kiddie pool. It would have been way out of her league at the time to put together something that intelligent.
-Jess
Her music and lyrics were about as deep as a kiddie pool. It would have been way out of her league at the time to put together something that intelligent.
-Jess
Oh, and by the way Geoff, saw Batman Begins last night. AWESOME movie.
Much, much better than Star Wars.
It was everything the new Superman movie will not be.
-Jess
Much, much better than Star Wars.
It was everything the new Superman movie will not be.
-Jess
I loved both movies. I'm a Batman geek, even more than I'm a Star Wars geek, so I couldn't give it an honest appraisal.
But I've been waiting 20+ years to see Darth Vader become Vader.
Great time to be a geek or a 13 year old. Star Wars, Superman, Batman, Spider-Man. Ang Lee's Hulk. Wait a second...
But I've been waiting 20+ years to see Darth Vader become Vader.
Great time to be a geek or a 13 year old. Star Wars, Superman, Batman, Spider-Man. Ang Lee's Hulk. Wait a second...
I can't believe it! I was actually going to post on this (having seen her new CD at Starbucks the other night) but you beat me to it!
And I third the opinion: no way she knew those weren't ironies. She thought they were, and now she's playing CYA.
If there's one thing she doesn't show in her exhibitionistic oeuvre, it's a finely-honed sense of irony.
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And I third the opinion: no way she knew those weren't ironies. She thought they were, and now she's playing CYA.
If there's one thing she doesn't show in her exhibitionistic oeuvre, it's a finely-honed sense of irony.
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