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Uncovering the secret behind the phenomenon that is Liz Phair
It seems funny now when I look back that I was almost intimidated to garner an interview with Liz Phair.
Q+A Noise: Liz Phair
On her new album, Somebody's Miracle, the 38-year-old mother of an eight-year-old soapboxes against alcoholism, laments the divorce wrecks lives, and calls out to the Lord. We asked her if he ever called back.
Songs in the Key of Liz
Inspired by a classic Stevie Wonder album, Liz Phair takes a serious look at herself on her latest release, Somebody's Miracle.
Q+A Noise: Liz Phair
Liz Phair has always been the type of singer you'd bring home to Mom -- if Mom were a trash-talking sexpert. But now that even Britney's become a MILF, Phair's gone the family-values route.
Dancing to her own guitar
Phair continues to change her sound the way she sees fit
Liz Phair shrugs off continued criticism, says her songs more honest than ever
Singer says next LP may be acoustic.
Phair combines brutal honesty with catchy melodies
Is there room in pop-rock for someone who can't write songs about nothing, who sings every word with measured precision, who joins often brutally truthful word with humour and insanely catchy melodies?
Truth or dare
Every Liz Phair story starts the same way: She used to be great, then she sold out.
Spotlight: Liz Phair
en Liz Phair joined forces with Avril Lavigne producers The Matrix for her self-titled fourth record in 2003, legions of fans cried out in pain and confusion. This wasn't the same Phair they'd always loved, right?
Exile from Indieville
Okay, indie snobs, lay off of Liz Phair already, would ya?
Phair game
Singer mixes the Stevie Wonder-esque and the personal on Somebody's Miracle
Is all Phair in rock ‘n’ roll?
On the current tour, Phair, accompanied by her boyfriend Dino Meneghin, has been mixing a selection of old favorites, obscure b-sides, and songs from her forthcoming LP, Somebody's Miracle.
All’s Phair
A former indie princess isn't making apologies for her grown-up sound.
Who does Liz Phair think she is?
Civil War vet. Psychic. Amateur pornographer. This potty-mouthed pop star's been many things.
Liz Phair will do what she wants
From her stunning debut album Exile in Guyville to her pop-flavored 2003 self-titled disc, Liz Phair travels her own trail – whether critics like it or not.
‘Miracle’ details emotional journey of Liz Phair
Critics are still cracking wise about Liz Phair's alleged commercial sellout on 2003's slick, self-titled pop outing, and some are slinging similar slurs at her latest effort, Somebody's Miracle.