Customer Reviews

Music in High Places: Live in the Navajo Nation [UMD for PSP]

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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.

You are a big fan of Alanis then you will certainly like this DVD. Do not expect exciting stuff.It's not really a documentary about Alanis but mostly about Indian culture and Great Canyon beauties. Alanis is here to sing some songs (UNPLUGGED) in the middle of mother nature in front nobody except the camera !!! She loves it but I wonder if it's really interesting.For sure, it really shows that Alanis must be a simple and kind person with a great talent. So if you like Alanis to death or Indians or great canyons, then this stuff is for you. I recommend Feast of Scraps if you really want great music and great documentary.

I really enjoyed watching this DVD. It is great. Alanis is an amazing artist and this DVD shows just how great she can sound without the magic of a recording studio and production. The special features are cool, too. This DVD is pretty much an outdoor "Unplugged" concert, but without the audience. My favorites are "Ironic" "Uninvited" and "Heart Of The House." I really liked also that you learn history about the Navajo Indians as well as an Alanis treat. I learned a lot about the Natives and history of the different famous places that Alanis visited. The scenery was breath-taking and the music was spectacular. I wish she would've sang "Hands Clean" though. Otherwise this is a great DVD, one I will probably watch over and over endlessly! It is a must have for any Alanis Morissette fan or any fan of the "Music In High Places" series. It's great, you'll love it. I reccomend it to anyone! Enjoy!

Loved seeing Alanis perform in this natural setting. Having had visited these locations it was wonderful seeing them again with her and her band. I wish there had been additional 'scenes & interviews' included. What is filmed is repeated again in extra footage....a disappointment. If you are only interested in the music you will be pleased.

It's okay. Much better than most other Alanis DVDs.

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!

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.

Todo lo que hace ella es excelente, este DVD lo debe de tener cualquier fan de Alanis.

..not watching Alanis beeing a tourist and beeing tought about the Indian culture.
And the performances are good, but not overwhelming! And some parts of Heart Of The House sound really strange, some lyrics are missing..

Alanis released Live in the Navajo Nation on August 27th 2002, She sing all her acoustic songs like "Baba", "Can't Not", "No Pressure Over Cappuccino", "I Was Hoping", "That I Would Be Good", "Ironic", "UR", "Uninvited" and "Your House", Alanis flew to Arizona on American Airlines and she sing all the acoustics, She went there on October 6th 2000 and I watched her on MSN when I was a senior and I was 17 or 18 years old, She talks to the Navajo Man and Navajo Women, She walks through the mountain and rides the horse, It is called "Music In High Places".