Happy 10th Lite Years to 103.5 K-Lite!!

Just want to say Congratulations and Happy 10th Lite Years to 103.5 K-Lite!!,

Manila, Philippines' Lite Alternative (FM) radio station.

Celebrating it's 10th year this October 22.

Keep on creating great ideas and playing great, alternative music!

And most of all, thank you for supporting Alanis Morissette and her music!

Alanis to perform in the UK Hall of Fame

The Who, The Kinks and Joy Division/ New Order will be inducted into the -
UK Music Hall of Fame in November. The bands will be honoured alongside Pink Floyd,
Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix at this year's ceremony.

The ceremony, at London's Alexandra Palace on 16 November, will feature performances by
Alanis Morissette and The Pretenders.

A panel of 60 broadcasters, artists, journalists, and industry executives have selected the bands.

Music contribution

Artists can be of any nationality as long as they have had success in the UK.

Last year's induction ceremony saw The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Bob Marley, Elvis Presley, Queen, Cliff Richard & The Shadows, The Rolling Stones, U2 and Robbie Williams become the inaugural members of the UK Music Hall of Fame.

Bono of U2 and Madonna were at the ceremony to pick up honorary awards.

This year's ceremony will be broadcast on Channel 4 on 17 November and will also feature New Order performing the Joy Division classic Love Will Tear Us Apart.

Joy Division became New Order after the death of lead singer Ian Curtis at the age of 23 in 1980.

Former Guns n' Roses guitarist Slash will also lead a supergroup in a performance to honour legendary guitarist Hendrix.

The late DJ John Peel will receive 2005's Honorary Membership of the UK Music Hall of Fame in acknowledgement of his exceptional contribution to UK music.

DJ and TV presenter Dermot O'Leary will present the induction ceremony on Channel 4, while Radio 2's Mark Radcliffe will broadcast live from the event.

Source: BBC News

Official Collection tracks and info

The complete track listing for THE COLLECTION is as follows:

1. Thank U (from SFIJ)
2. Head Over Feet (from JLP)
3. Eight Easy Steps (from SCC)
4. Everything (from SCC)
5. Crazy (new track / Seal cover)
6. Ironic (from JLP)
7. Princes Familiar (from MTV Unplugged)
8. You Learn (from JLP)
9. Simple Together (from FOS)
10. You Oughta Know (from JLP)
11. That I Would Be Good (from SFIJ)
12. Sister Blister (from FOS)
13. Hands Clean (from URS)
14. Mercy (from the Prayer Cycle)
15. Still (from the film Dogma soundtrack)
16. Uninvited (from City of Angels soundtrack)
17. Let’s Do It, Let’s Fall In Love (from De-Lovely soundtrack)
18. Hand In My Pocket (from JLP)

ALANIS hand-picked the material on THE COLLECTION, a work that covers the full spectrum of the acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician’s artistry and vision. It includes material from four Maverick studio albums (Jagged Little Pill, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, Under Rug Swept, So-Called Chaos), ALANIS’ Feast On Scraps DVD/EP, the MTV Unplugged album, and her contributions to the soundtracks for Dogma, City of Angels and De-Lovely (in which she acted), plus a song she recorded for The Prayer Cycle album.



THE COLLECTION will also be available as a CD/DVD Special Edition December 6, with behind-the-scenes footage of ALANIS, plus a special limited-edition two-disc gatefold package consisting of the CD and an hour-long DVD documentary tracing the time period from 1995’s Jagged Little Pill through the present.



“It was a torturous challenge to come up with the songs for this collection record,” says ALANIS. “Rather than seeing my songs as children, I view them as rooms in the big house that is my life...all of them are a snapshot of a period of time and a passage in my life. I consider this collection to be pieces of that ongoing expression. Some songs were released formally as singles, others which were personal favorites speak to the themes that were relevant during the times that I wrote them. Ultimately, I put this collection record together to have something to show my great-grandkids one day, and to reflect with objectivity on my own evolution as a writer and singer.”

The 18-track set will be previewed by the seven-time Grammy Award winner’s interpretation of Seal’s “Crazy,” due out in October as the album’s first single, with a video directed by Meiert Avis.

The Collection is set for release on November 15.

Unofficial Collection details

  

Here are tracks that will be on the album:

1. Crazy [James Michael Mix] - new recording (Seal cover)
2. You Oughta Know [The Jimmy The Saint Blend Clean Version]
3. Hands Clean [Radio Edit]
4. Eight Easy Steps [Radio Mix]
5. You Learn
6. Uninvited [from the film City Of Angels] [Chris Lord-Alge Mix]
7. Thank You
8. Everything [Chris Lord-Alge Mix/Clean Radio Edit]
9. Head Over Feet
10. So Unsexy [Vancouver Sessions] [Chris Lord-Alge Mix]
11. That I Would Be Good [Chris Lord-Alge Mix]
12. Ironic
13. Princes Familiar [MTV Unplugged] [Chris Lord-Alge Mix]
14. Hand In My Pocket [Radio Edit/Jagged Little Pill, Acoustic]
15. Still [from the film Dogma]
16. Sister Blister
17. Simple Together
18. Mercy [from the Prayer Cycle]
19. Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall In Love) [from De-Lovely soundtrack]

Enhanced CD contains behind-the-scenes footage with Morissette commentary on songs plus a link to the "Crazy" video and an exclusive mix.

Limited Edition adds a DVD featuring an hour-long documentary with dozens of hidden "Alanis Eggs" giving fans access to rare live performances and previously unreleased music videos.


Commercial CD maxi single for "Crazy" will be issued including remixes by James Michael, Glen Ballard, Jaques Lu Cont and Seal, and featuring classic mixes for "So Pure" by Butch Vig (Garbage), "Eight Easy Steps" by Thick Dick (E-Smoove) and the new "Crazymix" featuring twelve of Morissette's biggest hits in a five minute megamix.

The "Crazy" video goes to all national and regional outlets October 14, followed by "Crazymix" and the re-release of "Eight Easy Steps" on October 21. The Collection TV campaign begins early November.

This album is also available as a Digital Music Download (DMD)

The Collection is set for release on November 15.