No longer the queen of pain, the Canadian songstress writes her sixth studio album from deep in love, specifically with Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds ( National Lampoon's Van Wilder). When Alanis Morissette sings "I want to be big and let go of this grudge that's grown old" on So-Called Chaos, you know she hasn't taken a Jagged Little Pill recently. Maybe that's how =she= does it.''So-Called Chaos'' is the sixth studio album (fourth released internationally) by Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette, released in May 2004. =I= can handle a lot more ambiguity, conflict and chaos as a result. So do I since I started paying attention to her 13 years ago. here and blows it off in two months there (probably =not= a great idea), but the persona she manages to present to the world on stage or across the table in an interview is so =conscious= and "on top of it" that whatever chaos there is in her (200-mile-per-hour?) life =seems= under control. But someone who can do it =and= describe it? For me, at least, that's rare.Īlanis may or may not be addicted to both perfection and stimulation after 23 years at her trade, but regardless of whether she is or isn't, she does a pretty fair job of racing along on the tips of the pickets without falling off (for long). Those who can do it are usually CEOs, presidents, big-time talent managers and "leaders of the free world." Those who can describe it are usually poets or psychology professors.
I've seen people who can =do= this as well as people who can =describe= the capacity (conceptually) as a (probably unattainable) life goal.
General CommentOne of the things that endears her most to me (maybe even =the= thing, really) is that Al can tolerate ambiguity and conflict - and then =talk= about it - like almost no one else I've ever encountered.
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