Alanis was the quintessential voice of angsty youth in the 90s.  It was the era of flannels, torn jeans, Prozac Nation.  I was broke in the 90s, so I didn’t get to see her in her heyday.  But, she was every bit as amazing at this concert, which was 29 years after the debut of her groundbreaking album, Jagged Little Pill.  And she could not have picked a more suitable venue than Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, home of the legendary 1969 Woodstock Musical Festival.  It was the voice of one brooding generation alongside echoes of the pioneers of rageful youth.