How Many Times Did You Think About Liz Phair Today?

[Stickman]

[spike]

i had a crush on her like everyone else in the 90s...fast forward many years and she frequents the local bar i drink at..she lived a few blocks away and i never knew it...i think she's still here

Never had a crush on her. She was like a less hot Sheryl Crow.

[Stickman]

I'm really liking everything I've heard so far

[Stickman]

[VinylGuy]

i never ever listened to one of her songs.

[knee tunes]

i never ever listened to one of her songs.

I just did and I feel kind of safe

[Stickman]

i never ever listened to one of her songs.

This was her first big hit.

[VinylGuy]

im not planning on changing my situation guys.

[96583UP]

i miss r2d

[bodysnatcher]

What is “something no one has ever said”, Alex

[96583UP]

every time i look at a gutenberg press i think of him

[bodysnatcher]

How often is that?

[96583UP]

every 10 minutes

[bada]

My wife liked the album where she sold out. There was a song on there called Hard White Cum that made me laugh.

[epilogue]

My wife liked the album where she sold out. There was a song on there called Hard White Cum that made me laugh.

*Hot

[bada]

really? I remember it as hard...hot isn't as funny....bummer.

[epilogue]

I'm so sorry

[Mickey]

0

[epilogue]

Having given her new record "Soberish" a few more listens, I'm really into it. It's easily her best since "whitechocolatespaceegg." It gets better with each listen. I still think it's uneven and leans a bit toward some of her poppier tendencies that I don't always enjoy. But even those songs have charm and personality (unlike some previous efforts). I think this is a welcome edition to her canon.

She also did an episode of the Broken Record podcast that really illuminates her process in making this album. I highly recommend checking out that pod.

[Stickman]

agreed. It has hints of her early work and gets better after a few listens. Whitechocolate is still better and Whip Smart is still the best.