Jagged Little Pill

Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill sold 33 million copies worldwide and won the 1996 Grammy for Album of the Year, making it the decade's best-selling rock album by a female artist. Its raw confessional anger, epitomized by "You Oughta Know," redefined female rock, achieving 20% more global sales than #5 All Eyez on Me. This 1995 breakthrough transformed Morissette into a superstar and set a new standard for emotional honesty in music.