my life has been very very hard in the past 8 years.....when you say "too much fun was had" back then.....i know what you mean. I would so, so love to go back watching her on 120 minutes with all the innocence to be had.
I saw Liz perform live for the first time ever in Sydney last weekend. After being a fan of her wonderful music for more than two decades, I couldn’t miss the opportunity of seeing her live when she came to my hometown. She was fantastic! Engaging and charming with the crowd throughout. Liz Rocked!
Boy, I had a crush on Liz back in the 90's. I was 24 years old when this song was released. She is the clasic girl next door pretty girl. Sweet and a natural beauty. Just wow....
@@deltaanthropos5259 Scott's right to a degree. She blew it when she got involved withe Matrix production team and diluted her music, 'Why Can't I' was a bland pop song and an example of what they did.
This is one of the most "realistic" love songs! It doesnt try to be overly dramatic or go into sexual fantesies. It just all the little details about loving someone that anybody can relate to!
I remember discovering Liz (and PJ Harvey) when I was 15, from reading about their music in Rolling Stone and Spin magazines... the days when MTV played actual videos on fantastic programs like 120 Minutes and Alternative Nation...
Go to archive.org and check out a show called Beyond the Wall of Sleep. It is like a modern-day answer to 120 Minutes, but on the radio out of Idaho Falls. Devon (the host) cancelled it last January when Bowie died. I keep emailing him to resurrect it, but so far...no luck. Still, we have 8 years of back log that we can enjoy!
Love the Lovely Liz, The 90s ..and My old YAMAHA Rd 400 2 Stroke Cafe Bike!!! ( 2:17) Big regrets selling her. Glad I walked down memory lane tonight! Yammie in Vid was a treat! Such a Cool Video!
Ms Phair put out one of my all time favorite songs from the 90's! She really knows how to paint a portrait with words and the band really puts the icing on top her wickedly well baked cake. Thank You Liz Phair! You ROCK!
INDIE CHICKS,,,,,,,,, SO TALENTED AND GORGEOUS,,,, WHO DO WE HAVE THESE DAYS ????? Thank god, Liz,juliana, veruca salt,, etc are still around... GREAT TALENT.
Nowhere close to this level though. And we had many.many.many. Girls/women today were raised to care about having a super fat ass, learning to twerk and immulating no talent, rich reality show tarts. Its really sad. I take no pleasure in saying that.
it's 2017 and still listening to this, I was 15 back then, the 90s, the time when all great music started to come out, proud to have been be a part of it!!
When all great music started to come out? What do you think of the decades before? I like 90’s music too, but some might argue that was the beginning of the end of good music.
So crazy mah boy produced this video. We were in film school together in Chicago. I was surprised because he normally worked on rap videos lol... the 90s whatta time 😢
Hey, do you have any idea of how Liz created that "muffled" sound of her guitar? Did she use a pedal of some kind? I've never heard that sound other than in this song
And pure 90s angst! I was 15 when this came out, and heard it on X96 - the "alternative" music station in Utah where I grew up. What a great time to be young and free!
@@fin8glr Other than her guitars, a Fender Duo-Sonic and Fender Mustang among others, her foot pedal and amps can do a lot for the sounds she's looking for. ✌️
I absolutely Love You Liz Phair. Man. Your sound is always right on. Your lyrics always calles questions within day to day thoughts. Brillant. Amazing. Of course Fabulous! So many years and so much coolness growing and evident. How the hell ya do it? Thank you. Cheers. Hugs and Love.
I loved this song and Liz Phair all through my high school and college years of the 90's. Funny that now I'm studying to be an Earth & Space Science teacher and my old friend Liz Phair is helping me remember some of my cosmology terms. :) Thank you Liz
I remember this was like 1994 and this song and Jen Trynin's Better Than Nothing were two of my favorite radio tunes when I switched over to 106.3 (central jersey modern rock at the jersey shore, lol). I was going back and forth between early 90's hip hop and poppy guitar rock (still two of my favorite types). Also, I used to subscribe to Details magazine, and they'd send out compilation CDs all the time... pretty sure both Supernova and Better than Nothing were on one of them.
I had the Details CD with Better Than Nothing, You Oughtta Know, and "Drown" by Son Volt. That magazine introduced me to cool bands, and gave me style tips.
Liz's work from 1993-1995 was some of the best. I dig the white tennis and skirt...hilarious and I could totally see my 26 yr old doing this look in 2023!
Lyrics: I have looked all over the place But you have got my favorite face Your eyelashes sparkle like gilded grass And your lips are sweet and slippery Like a cherub's bare wet ass 'Cause you're a human supernova A solar superman You're an angel with wings of fire A flying, giant friction blast You walk in clouds of glitter And the sun reflects your eyes And every time the wind blows I can smell you in the sky Your kisses are as wicked as an M-16 And you fuck like a volcano And you're everything to me 'Cause you're a human supernova A solar superman You're an angel with wings of fire A flying, giant friction blast 'Cause you're a human supernova A solar superman You're an angel with wings of fire A flying, giant friction blast
D**n. I haven't thought about, or even heard this d**n song in close to a d**n decade, or even listened to my copy of Whip-Smart in an even longer amount of time than that. I still remember buying that CD, way back in 1994, with some birthday money that year, when I was only 15 years old. Gotta dig out that CD, and give it a fresh listen, becsuse I do remember really liking that whole album. So insane that was now 30 freakin' years ago. Where the f**k has the time gone to?
@@EconomistaSigma Thank you, and the same to you, too. Crazy the memories that flood back, after you've seen something from so long ago, that you loved. Being 45 now, and I know this has happened to everyone, but I've lost so many Family members, and just in the last 4 years, including 2 Grandparents, and even, myself, had to have sudden, life or death, brain surgery, back in September of 2020, during Covid. So much has changed... Even after that brain surgery, and even though my short-term memory is now, and forever, totally f**ked up, my long-term memory is still intact, and I still have all of my old memories. I'm so thankful for that! 🙏 You take care of yourself, and I wish the very best for you! 🙋
@@shanewilson398 92-94 were special, that doesn't include the two disks by the Tragically Hip the most Americans don't even know about- Day for Night is up there with Ten and Nevermind.
You ever had a song transport you back in the time and all of a sudden you can remember all the littlest details of those days will that’s this song! Bring back the 90s
She was an interesting innovative songwriter and I always liked her guitar playing. Interesting open tunings. And her lyrics were also intriguing. I don't know her current music though.
I know parts of this were filmed at The Bank (Urge Overkill's pad - the staircase shots and the building they run out of) but never realized Blackie Onassis made an appearance @ 1:09.
She had a unique sound so different from what was going on. the critics focused on the lyrics and how "no woman has ever been so blunt about sex" or whatever (and whoa, the critics were always men, who knew?). But I honestly she created a new sound. i always thought they were really incredible pop songs disguised as rock with an edge. And i listen to these new women....Tone Lo or Sia or whoever.....Phair influenced SO MANY artists, male and female who started being aware of pop songs in a different form. I miss 93/94 so much. But Phair has survived, many have not. all love to her.
Christy Spencer Because they demand that women be demure and not talk about sex or apparently have orgasms. If they do, they're perceived as not being classy.
Haha..song has absolutely no sexual references or innuendo at all!! Amazing!!! Seriously I'm not kidding..the volcano reference is about zits the kisses references is about guys macho pride in muscles and how anyone can match it as long as they have a tongue to gag themselves with...the song is about her her her her...celebrities are known to be slyer than the wiser...aka LIE TO SELL RECORDS AND MAKE LEGENDS!!! People don't believe in anything at all...and yet they totally believe absolutely everything they DO NOT HEAR!!!
She literally did not inspire anyone...its all make believe...you know how many artists have never been exposed and yet theres tons of similar if not identical acts that are exposed? Its seriously almost a race of invention to create original music because of how limited the expression and message can be...this song us absolutely not what you promote at all...what has liz phair ever aspired to or achieved related to superman..men's health or rights..men's sexual liberation...or even womens...shes a lesbian...why..she can't liberate herself from her gender so sincerely she has to consume from it? Incest isnt legal and once upon a time lesbianism wasnt either...now suck my toe and let your brain turn back into jelly and stop acting all informed and formally casual about your narcissistic interpretations of ear born slaughterhouse floor scum.
Just thought about this song, which came out while I was in high school and thought I'd hunt it up. Man she's so beautiful and talented. Love this song.
I hate to admit it but how I came about discovering Liz Phair was stealing her Whip Smart CD from an apartment off campus in Milllersville University, Pennsylvania in 1995. That apartment was vacant but a CD was in the mail box for a week and I thought why not just take it? I did and I’m glad I did as it introduced me to an artist that I could not have found on my won. I still listen to her til today. Her music transports me back to my Uni years every time. Amazing years!
I have to admit that, during an era when musicians didn't give a fuck about what they looked like or smelled like, Liz Phair was a pretty hot woman. Great song, too.
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Liz Phair makes me remember what I missed most about the 90s...all the beautiful and talented women who emerged out of that decade.
and onto the next britney avril liz kelly to name a few GReat ones :)
nad yet I found her later a bit more
Who are you to believe you? Idiot!
They all kicked ass.
Iiss my 90s chicks!!!!
Happy 53rd Birthday Liz. Apr 17, 1967. And many more. You carved the way for present and future female singers/performers.
I'm a year older than her. Perfect age of my dream wife. Love Liz!
I was 25 when this came out....it was a great time to be alive in the 90s....and of age.....too much fun was had.
I WAS 45.
I was 14
mistresselyria
Awwww...
my life has been very very hard in the past 8 years.....when you say "too much fun was had" back then.....i know what you mean. I would so, so love to go back watching her on 120 minutes with all the innocence to be had.
I agree, I was in my 20's in the 90's, living in Austin, and I 2ould live that decade over again for eternity, if I could.
Liz Phair and Poe were iconic female singers in the '90s, I still got their CDs.
Angry Johnny 🙌
RIP Poe's solo career.
@JDoe-gf5oz Agreed!
She had a shorter career than William Hung & Biz Markie 🤦♂️
Ohhh how I wish for more from Poe.
I saw Liz perform live for the first time ever in Sydney last weekend. After being a fan of her wonderful music for more than two decades, I couldn’t miss the opportunity of seeing her live when she came to my hometown. She was fantastic! Engaging and charming with the crowd throughout. Liz Rocked!
Boy, I had a crush on Liz back in the 90's. I was 24 years old when this song was released. She is the clasic girl next door pretty girl. Sweet and a natural beauty. Just wow....
So did i, I was 20 then
Pre-teen and teenage me modeled my style and mannerisms on Liz Phair. She was the epitome of cool to me in the 90s. I still adore her.
Well stated❤
Now look at you.
And now teens emulate the Kardassian sisters, or some other trash tv bimbo.
Impossibly cool. Like... reincarnation of Anne Boleyn... but with more cowbell.
She is quite alluring and electrifying.
This is so 90’s for me.
Liz is in her very own lane of coolness on rock’s superhighway.
Was anyway
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@@scott7521 Is. History doesn't die.
@@deltaanthropos5259 Scott's right to a degree. She blew it when she got involved withe Matrix production team and diluted her music, 'Why Can't I' was a bland pop song and an example of what they did.
This is one of the most "realistic" love songs! It doesnt try to be overly dramatic or go into sexual fantesies. It just all the little details about loving someone that anybody can relate to!
Yes
Uhh...1:25
@@Lolita327 if thats what you call "sexual fantesies" then i recommend you dont listen to any love song before 1990....🤣🤣
One of the most talented women in music, then and now. Long live Liz!
She is gorgeous & has a equally gorgeous voice.
I was in the army when I first heard this sometime in 95 I think. I bought this CD fast, never gets old.
Oh man the 90's are never coming back but as long as we have epic songs like this on UA-cam, I can be cool with it today. Epic track.
Liz Phair deserves to be young forever.
Still rocking to this some 20 years later. Love being Gen-X. Our music kicked ass!
1994
Still does!
The music was and is so raw and awesome and so many types from dee lite to beck to rock to grunge. Its probably nostalgia but I miss the 90s.
You're getting so old that you can't even remember the timeline!
Sure did, wish I had a chance to witness it.
Kind regards,
Jealous Millenial
I saw Liz Phair at Lilith Fair '99, and she was _FANTASTIC!!!!!_ 💖💖💖💖💖
The 1990's were generally a very good decade for female lead singers, and rock artists. There were many
the early 90s yes, the late 90s, not so much.
@@kosterix123 I agree. The best years of the 1990's for music were 1990-1996.
hell yeah, Liz, Aimee Mann, PJ Harvey, Courtney Love, Alanis, Veruca Salt , of course eveyone from Riot Grrl etc (Bikini KIll..)
The Breeders were cool.
Remember you're not John lewis
I remember discovering Liz (and PJ Harvey) when I was 15, from reading about their music in Rolling Stone and Spin magazines... the days when MTV played actual videos on fantastic programs like 120 Minutes and Alternative Nation...
Without 120 Minutes how can we find new music now?
Oh, it's out there, trust me. Keep searching.
Let me know when you find out...
Go to archive.org and check out a show called Beyond the Wall of Sleep. It is like a modern-day answer to 120 Minutes, but on the radio out of Idaho Falls. Devon (the host) cancelled it last January when Bowie died. I keep emailing him to resurrect it, but so far...no luck. Still, we have 8 years of back log that we can enjoy!
Steve Grogan
Thanks!
Love the Lovely Liz, The 90s ..and My old YAMAHA Rd 400 2 Stroke Cafe Bike!!! ( 2:17) Big regrets selling her. Glad I walked down memory lane tonight! Yammie in Vid was a treat! Such a Cool Video!
As a 80's and 90's kid, I was so happy to hear this and other 90's classics on Yellowjackets
Ms Phair put out one of my all time favorite songs from the 90's! She really knows how to paint a portrait with words and the band really puts the icing on top her wickedly well baked cake. Thank You Liz Phair! You ROCK!
INDIE CHICKS,,,,,,,,, SO TALENTED AND GORGEOUS,,,, WHO DO WE HAVE THESE DAYS ????? Thank god, Liz,juliana, veruca salt,, etc are still around... GREAT TALENT.
Juliana... Hatfield?
jedi on board there's literally of dozens of female artists making cool rock music
Nowhere close to this level though.
And we had many.many.many.
Girls/women today were raised to care about having a super fat ass, learning to twerk and immulating no talent, rich reality show tarts. Its really sad. I take no pleasure in saying that.
@@danabella29 "immulating"?
@@lindseysummers5351 Of course, who else?
The Grunge and Alternative era of early to mid 90s will always be my fav era ☺
It was good. The Americans certainly boxed it off well. Great era.
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Songs and artists like this, are what killed that era! 😢
@@a7n7t7o7n7y+ 1.
92-96
What an amazing song. Such a great songwriter.
The 90's were amazing! ❤️
it's 2017 and still listening to this, I was 15 back then, the 90s, the time when all great music started to come out, proud to have been be a part of it!!
When all great music started to come out? What do you think of the decades before? I like 90’s music too, but some might argue that was the beginning of the end of good music.
Seems every GENERATION has their "Beef", huh?
Absolutely my favorite Liz Phair song ... She's Great !
she's devastatingly, ridiculously & stunningly cool & drop dead hot. killer tune!
with or without your best intentions
This sums it up pretty well.
Douglas Bell absolutely my friend!!!!!
There are few hotter qualities in a man than being a fan of feminist artists like Liz Phair.
That sold more records than the songs themselves, its a modern phenomena
So crazy mah boy produced this video. We were in film school together in Chicago. I was surprised because he normally worked on rap videos lol... the 90s whatta time 😢
No gimmicks, no heavy make-up, or flashy costumes.
Just raw talent and natural beauty.
I long for those days.
Hey, do you have any idea of how Liz created that "muffled" sound of her guitar? Did she use a pedal of some kind? I've never heard that sound other than in this song
And pure 90s angst! I was 15 when this came out, and heard it on X96 - the "alternative" music station in Utah where I grew up. What a great time to be young and free!
@@fin8glr No, but she wrote all the songs and did all the guitar work by herself.
No Botox.
@@fin8glr
Other than her guitars, a Fender Duo-Sonic and Fender Mustang among others, her foot pedal and amps can do a lot for the sounds she's looking for. ✌️
she is simply the most attractive human being i have ever seen in my whole entire life
A 10... take away the guitar and turn down the volume and she’s still a 10... let me revise that... she’s an 11.
I have seen the top of the mountain, and it was good.
She goes all the way to 11, man!
I Love her and her music
This song and video is great. You can listen many times in a row without getting bored.
Everything about this song is fun. The riff the video and of course Liz. I'm 90's hungry again.
I absolutely Love You Liz Phair. Man. Your sound is always right on. Your lyrics always calles questions within day to day thoughts. Brillant. Amazing. Of course Fabulous!
So many years and so much coolness growing and evident. How the hell ya do it?
Thank you. Cheers. Hugs and Love.
I loved this song and Liz Phair all through my high school and college years of the 90's. Funny that now I'm studying to be an Earth & Space Science teacher and my old friend Liz Phair is helping me remember some of my cosmology terms. :) Thank you Liz
Definitely on the list of most underrated of the 90s.
From another Gen-X. Our music still kicks ass!!!
She is the definition of stunningly talented and drop dead beautiful
I remember this was like 1994 and this song and Jen Trynin's Better Than Nothing were two of my favorite radio tunes when I switched over to 106.3 (central jersey modern rock at the jersey shore, lol). I was going back and forth between early 90's hip hop and poppy guitar rock (still two of my favorite types).
Also, I used to subscribe to Details magazine, and they'd send out compilation CDs all the time... pretty sure both Supernova and Better than Nothing were on one of them.
I had the Details CD with Better Than Nothing, You Oughtta Know, and "Drown" by Son Volt. That magazine introduced me to cool bands, and gave me style tips.
Liz's work from 1993-1995 was some of the best. I dig the white tennis and skirt...hilarious and I could totally see my 26 yr old doing this look in 2023!
This album is so underrated
It’s rated exactly where it belongs.
I know right
Whitechocolatespacegg, will always be my go to album of hers. But this one isn’t too bad either.
she looks absolutely stunning in the thumbnail holy shit
I just got into Liz Phair and she has changed my life.
Damn good memories of the 90's. This production is weird and cool, whole album is crazy good.
Such a catchy song, what a riff!, and brilliant lyrics, cute, honest, and fun.
God-goddess-genius- i simply have no words. No words.. a first for me.
where have you gone Liz Phair?......I miss the 90s so much....
Eric Theriault she basically sucked live so people lost interest.
Eric Theriault She made 8 studio albums
ayr1225 She sang about their eyes? I remember "Lets do it backwards so we can fuck and watch tv" lolz
+Django Plimpton She was terrible live. Just a terrible performer.
+demonhoopa lolol
Wow never heard of her, but she's definiately from my era. Cool.
Maki Mae is similar! I think you'd really enjoy her new track Down by the Water ! :)
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Lyrics:
I have looked all over the place
But you have got my favorite face
Your eyelashes sparkle like gilded grass
And your lips are sweet and slippery
Like a cherub's bare wet ass
'Cause you're a human supernova
A solar superman
You're an angel with wings of fire
A flying, giant friction blast
You walk in clouds of glitter
And the sun reflects your eyes
And every time the wind blows
I can smell you in the sky
Your kisses are as wicked as an M-16
And you fuck like a volcano
And you're everything to me
'Cause you're a human supernova
A solar superman
You're an angel with wings of fire
A flying, giant friction blast
'Cause you're a human supernova
A solar superman
You're an angel with wings of fire
A flying, giant friction blast
It's an F-16 not an M-16
@@jeandenver1020 It's M-16, which is the name of the rilfe
@@hh-hq2tv pretty sure it's F-16 like the jet
M-16 would make sense then cuz of the preceding “wicked.” Thanks for clarifying!
Also, it's gilded "brass", not grass.
Nice song from Liz Phair. The good effects to the guitar and it takes me back. Thanks.
All these years and I still can't tell her and Juliana Hatfield apart.
Are you blind AND deaf? 😂 I’m a fan of both but have never mixed them up for even a moment.
These lyrics are surely amongst the finest words ever written describing how it feels to be infatuated. The song is also great.
Liz Phair doesn't age... Goddesses rarely do.
Jesus, what a throwback in my recommended 😊 talented girl 👍
1:45 Liz Phair is the STIG!!
Fifteen-year-old me was in love with Liz Phair.
48 year old me is in love with liz phair.
She looks like my ex gf sarah
Daniel Dougan
I also enjoyed Liz P. Hair.
36yr old me is still in love with Liz Phair.
She still looks great all these years later at 50. The years have been kind to her.
Phenomenal song, singer, and video!!!!
D**n. I haven't thought about, or even heard this d**n song in close to a d**n decade, or even listened to my copy of Whip-Smart in an even longer amount of time than that. I still remember buying that CD, way back in 1994, with some birthday money that year, when I was only 15 years old. Gotta dig out that CD, and give it a fresh listen, becsuse I do remember really liking that whole album. So insane that was now 30 freakin' years ago. Where the f**k has the time gone to?
i hope u had lived a great live in ur childhood bro. Now we are in our 40s , our new 20s. i wish the best of life for your time to come.
@@EconomistaSigma Thank you, and the same to you, too. Crazy the memories that flood back, after you've seen something from so long ago, that you loved. Being 45 now, and I know this has happened to everyone, but I've lost so many Family members, and just in the last 4 years, including 2 Grandparents, and even, myself, had to have sudden, life or death, brain surgery, back in September of 2020, during Covid. So much has changed... Even after that brain surgery, and even though my short-term memory is now, and forever, totally f**ked up, my long-term memory is still intact, and I still have all of my old memories. I'm so thankful for that! 🙏 You take care of yourself, and I wish the very best for you! 🙋
The 90's ruled. You know it, I know it, We all know it !
Yes we do!
The world knows it
Great time to be a music fan, that's for sure!!
Lindsey Summers for me 1994 was the last great year for music...
@@shanewilson398 92-94 were special, that doesn't include the two disks by the Tragically Hip the most Americans don't even know about- Day for Night is up there with Ten and Nevermind.
The Bear, opening night episode, which is in the background, perfect!
I’m an 18 year old born in 2005 and I absolutely adore this song…
Haha. That’s awesome
That's so cool!
She is so brutally honest about herself in her songs
Girl you rock. I had this album.
Fell in love with her songs, the touch of pop accelerated just enough!
Damn, I haven't heard this since the 90s. Such great music back then.
Fantastic and unique songwriter.
Wry attitude and fun and wicked turns of phrase. Especially Exile in Guyville.
the best of the 90's. KILLER
Love Liz. Love the song and the craziness of video makes me smile. Favorite part - the band being chased by the ghost of Stevie Nicks.
I FINALLY found this song!!! I've loved this ever since hearing it on ⭐️Sabrina The Teenage Witch ⭐️...I had to Shazam the episode yesterday lol ☺️
One of the greatest step-sisters duo in music history.
This song....man. Nothing like getting tugged back in time.
Except vietnam...getting tugged back in vietnam...those were some soft hands...mmmhmm...
You ever had a song transport you back in the time and all of a sudden you can remember all the littlest details of those days will that’s this song! Bring back the 90s
She was an interesting innovative songwriter and I always liked her guitar playing. Interesting open tunings. And her lyrics were also intriguing. I don't know her current music though.
Liz phair, Maria McKee, Hope Sandoval among my favorites.
I know parts of this were filmed at The Bank (Urge Overkill's pad - the staircase shots and the building they run out of) but never realized Blackie Onassis made an appearance @ 1:09.
Wicker Park in the house!!!🥰🥰🥰💯
She had a unique sound so different from what was going on. the critics focused on the lyrics and how "no woman has ever been so blunt about sex" or whatever (and whoa, the critics were always men, who knew?). But I honestly she created a new sound. i always thought they were really incredible pop songs disguised as rock with an edge. And i listen to these new women....Tone Lo or Sia or whoever.....Phair influenced SO MANY artists, male and female who started being aware of pop songs in a different form. I miss 93/94 so much. But Phair has survived, many have not. all love to her.
i dont comprehend why ppl get up in arms when a woman talks about sex when men sing about it too. seems really silly.
Christy Spencer Because they demand that women be demure and not talk about sex or apparently have orgasms. If they do, they're perceived as not being classy.
Haha..song has absolutely no sexual references or innuendo at all!! Amazing!!! Seriously I'm not kidding..the volcano reference is about zits the kisses references is about guys macho pride in muscles and how anyone can match it as long as they have a tongue to gag themselves with...the song is about her her her her...celebrities are known to be slyer than the wiser...aka LIE TO SELL RECORDS AND MAKE LEGENDS!!! People don't believe in anything at all...and yet they totally believe absolutely everything they DO NOT HEAR!!!
She literally did not inspire anyone...its all make believe...you know how many artists have never been exposed and yet theres tons of similar if not identical acts that are exposed? Its seriously almost a race of invention to create original music because of how limited the expression and message can be...this song us absolutely not what you promote at all...what has liz phair ever aspired to or achieved related to superman..men's health or rights..men's sexual liberation...or even womens...shes a lesbian...why..she can't liberate herself from her gender so sincerely she has to consume from it? Incest isnt legal and once upon a time lesbianism wasnt either...now suck my toe and let your brain turn back into jelly and stop acting all informed and formally casual about your narcissistic interpretations of ear born slaughterhouse floor scum.
Lance Love Schizophrenia got you down bud? That was an interesting word salad that almost made sense.
Always had a crush on Liz Phair! Her best song here!!
I'm STILL in love with her.
I gotta see her when she’s home… damn, so glad she is still rocking it 🎉
I can't get enough of her grungy and fuzzed guitar work...
Uuuuuuh❣️I miss the 90s. We had so much awesome music. Being a teen during this time was amazing ✨✨🥰
Liz Phair was my celebrity crush. God, I love that white skirt and tennis shoes look. ;) Love ya', Liz.
Available at finer unfine department stores near U.
Just thought about this song, which came out while I was in high school and thought I'd hunt it up. Man she's so beautiful and talented. Love this song.
I was my best self in the 90s, or so I like to think. What a great song
Liz, I love this song!!! Plz play it at the Alanis concert in Indiana in Sept 💋💗🎉
This one got played a lot on the radio here (in NZ) in the mid-1990s but never gets played today.
Bought the CD when it came out. Still have it.
New album June 4th, "Sober-ish"! And her memoir is just like her songwriting!
リズ姐さん、格好良すぎる💖👍💖✨💖
she has a GORGEOUS. VOICE
Liz absolutely rocks🤟🏻
The epitome of the '90s on so many levels.
25 years later, still hot, still rocks
1994:smoke show
2024: smoke show
This woman doesn't age
I hate to admit it but how I came about discovering Liz Phair was stealing her Whip Smart CD from an apartment off campus in Milllersville University, Pennsylvania in 1995. That apartment was vacant but a CD was in the mail box for a week and I thought why not just take it? I did and I’m glad I did as it introduced me to an artist that I could not have found on my won. I still listen to her til today. Her music transports me back to my Uni years every time. Amazing years!
I have to admit that, during an era when musicians didn't give a fuck about what they looked like or smelled like, Liz Phair was a pretty hot woman. Great song, too.
Yeah she was hot
DW'89Music and the dirty stuff that came out of her mouth compounded it.
So you smelled some back then??
Juliana Hatfield brought me here.
DW'89Music ya she was hot. Liz, Suzana Hoffs and the chick from letters to Cleo were all hotties
She's so cool. I'm impressed by her ability to remember those melodies over the complex chord progressions.