An alternative version of “You Outghta Know” will start up after Jagged Little Pill is through, and the secret track, titled “Your House (A Cappella),” will begin right after.
There’s a hidden track at the end of Jagged Little Pill that will play if you let the album loop. Ballard told Billboard in 1996 that the track allowed Morissette to experience a “stream of consciousness, spiritual way of writing” that she’d “never tapped into before.” “Ironic” was the first song Morissette and Ballard wrote together. It doesn’t usually happen that way, but it can when everything’s right and you have someone like Alanis.” I know it seems unreal, but it actually happened that way. Ballard adds, “It truly was delivered just right out of her brain and into the microphone. She also whipped up “Perfect” in just 60 minutes. “I had a 12-string Epiphone electric guitar and we just wrote it on the spot.” It took Morissette an hour to write “Hand In My Pocket.” “I saw her write that in front of me, like, in an hour,” the album’s co-writer and producer Glen Ballard told The A.V. When I first heard the track, it had a different bassist and guitarist on it I listened to the bass line and thought, ‘That’s some weak s-t!’ It was no flash and no smash! But the vocal was strong, so I just tried to play something good.” “It was very instinctive,” Flea told Bass Player magazine in 1996. “You Outghta Know” features the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea on bass and Dave Navarro on lead guitar. Jagged Little Pill has no title cut, but the phrase appears in “You Learn,” which reached No. Each song on the album was recorded in only one or two takes, as Morissette told Billboard that was “the shortest distance from the personal to the universal.” She told the magazine in 1996, “There’s no better feeling than when you write something that you know is a piece of you and that at some point is going to communicate to someone else. “And they said, ‘You need to go over and meet everybody at Madonna’s label.’ And I said, ‘I’m in my f-ing sweatpants!’ And they said, ‘Well, you gotta go now!’ So my first meeting with the whole team was me in my sweatpants. “I remember before I met Guy Oseary at Maverick, I was writing ‘All I Really Want’ in my sweatpants,” she told EW. 
Morissette met Guy Oseary and the Maverick Recording Company team who produced her third record while wearing sweatpants.
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