Alanis Morissette Movie:

		List Price: $9.99		Label: Image Entertainment Salesrank: 63972 Released: August 27, 2002
		Our Price: $4.97
		Used Price: $4.45
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Music in High Places, the ultimate international music and travel adventure series, takes top recording artists to the most ancient sites on earth. Each expedition takes music's biggest artists to the four corners of the globe and features exciting acoustic performances set against the backdrop of earth's most intriguing natural locations. Join Alanis Morissette as she discovers the culture, history and spirituality of the Navajo Nation. Collect the entire series for musical experiences that are anything but ordinary! Songs: Baba, That I Would Be Good, No Pressure Over Cappuccino, U R, Heart of the House, Your House, I Was Hoping, Uninvited, Ironic.

Description of Music in High Places - Alanis Morissette Live in the Navajo Nation:
Her eccentricities mark her as an acquired taste, but Alanis Morissette has always ignored what others see as the fashionable or commercial thing to do. Live in the Navajo Nation, an hour-long distillation of her musical and cultural discoveries while visiting the Navajo Nation in America's great Southwest, is a case in point. Morissette observes and absorbs what she sees, Navajo history, spirituality, and culture providing the impetus for her own creativity. Amid these grand vistas, Morissette's own music takes on a more personal bent: accompanied only by acoustic guitar, percussion, and her own flute or harmonica, several songs from her second album, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, take on new life, including standouts "U R" and "I Was Hoping." Even the wrong-headedly literal "Ironic" takes on amusingly earnest implications in this setting. Also included is a five-minute behind-the-scenes featurette. --Kevin Filipski

Music in High Places - Alanis Morissette Live in the Navajo Nation Reviews:
But is it "live"?
2006-03-13 - It's a nice DVD, recommended for anyone who digs Alanis' music. But are these recordings live, as the title would suggest? I don't think so. What the boys play on their instruments is *not* what we hear. Lipsyncing a song is one thing, but syncing the picking of a guitar or beating a drum is a lot more difficult. I would have preferred this production with real live sound. They could have left the jib and the steadycam at home.

Great tunes, but non-anamorphic
2005-12-13 - I own several in the MIHP series, and while the production on all of them is excellent, I'm really disappointed in some of the titles that are not anamorphic. This one IS letterbox, but require zooming in to fill a 16:9 set, which reduces the video quality greatly. Thus, I give it 4 stars instead of 5.

See the Goo Goo Dolls or India Arie for a difference.

Love the tunes, though.

Alanis is great in everything she does!
2005-10-01 - Was good to see Alanis in a more natural environment and experimenting. What will she come up with next?! I had seen snaps of this and just had to own it. Nature and Alanis just fit right in and you actually get to see her speak. I love it!

Okay..
2005-05-20 - It's okay. Much better than most other Alanis DVDs.

Nice gems
2004-04-16 - The main reason i purchased this DVD was to see her perform 2 of her best songs... "UR" and "I Was Hoping." These unsung gems from her 2nd American release, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, are exquisitely performed against beautiful backdrops.