Liz Phair burst onto the indie rock scene in 1993, riding a wave of hype and acclaim that heralded her Matador Records debut, EXILE IN GUYVILLE. Conceived as a song-for-song response to the Rolling Stones' EXILE ON MAIN STREET, GUYVILLE boasted clever, sexually explict lyrics, punchy pop riffs, and lo-fi production, all pulled together by Phair's flat, matter-of-fact vocals. After two more albums that received lukewarm reviews, Phair finally took the plunge into all-out radio-friendly pop in 2003, signing to Capitol Records and working with Avril Lavigne's production team, much to the chagrin of many longtime fans.

Listen to Liz Phair at Finetune.

• (2008)  Exile In Guyville
• (2005)  Somebody's Miracle
• (2003)  Liz Phair
• (1999)  Exile In Guyville
• (1998)  White Chocolate Space Egg
• (1998)  Whitechocolatespaceegg
• (1996)  Whip-Smart

• Why Can't I? (Edited)
• Extraordinary
• Supernova (Explicit)
• Fuck And Run (Explicit)
• Polyester Bride

• Tori Amos
• Fiona Apple
• Alanis Morissette
• PJ Harvey
• The Breeders
• Cat Power
• Juliana Hatfield
• Sarah McLachlan
• Kristin Hersh
• Urge Overkill
• Aimee Mann
• Sebadoh
• Hole
• Mary Lou Lord
• Veruca Salt
• Belly
• Tracy Bonham
• Material Issue
• Come
• The Cranberries

• mercooper
• starmoon
• timofsuburbia
• gaza3g
• cythrawl
• CaillieCat
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• imbtrthanyou
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• spree
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• ProfeC
• emily135
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• angasm

• JamesJava on 2009-03-19 04:35:49.143:
  Her music rocks my world. She could rock me any time.