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The girl can’t help it
Liz Phair yearns foreverlasting love - on her new CD, at least
Phair game
Before Avril, there was Liz. FLARE gets the 411 from Ms. Phair
Exile in Mainstream
Can the songwriter's follow-up to the disastrous Liz Phair reconcile her altrock past with her pop-rock present?
Exile in Mainstream
Can the songwriter's follow-up to the disastrous Liz Phair reconcile her altrock past with her pop-rock present?
Miss Independent
Liz Phair doesn't need your stinking "indie cred." She's not nostalgic for her bad-girl years. And she's back with her best album yet.
The Independence of Liz Phair
Liz Phair, former crown princess of indie music, has news for all those who wish she would go back to opening up a vein so listeners can feel her pain.
Liz Phair Turns to Wonder
Rock singer-songwriter explores "Songs in the Key of Life" on "Miracle"
Spin 100 Greatest Albums: 1985-2005
Liz Phair remembers very well the outrage caused by her decision to embrace Matrix-produced pop on her self-titled 2003 album.
Phair and Balanced
On her fifth album, Liz Phair embraces her new and old selves
Elvis Costello
Elvis Costello writes novels in three minutes.
Still Phair a Decade Later
In the early 1990's rocker Liz Phair began melding lo-fi indie rock production with a classic singer/songwriter sensibility, influencing an array of artists including Lisa Loeb, Paula Cole and Shaun Colvin.
Phair warning
Liz Phair contends with a chilly exile in major-labelville.
From the mouth of the indie queen
Phair still tells it like it is 11 years after 'Exile in Guyville'
Phair Play
For her summer tour, rocker Liz Phair shook off her stage fright. Then she shook off a bit more for these photos. (She was wearing a hat.)
The Records That Changed My Life
Liz Phair has evolved from the lo-fi diva of 1993's Exile in Guyville to the modern-rock mom of last year's Liz Phair. And through the years, her relationship with the music on her Walkman/Discman/iPod has remained as intimate and intense as those early four-track songs she recorded more than a decade ago in response to the Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St.. "I've walked thousands of miles across Chicago and Manhattan listening to these albums," she says.
Exile on Mainstream Street
Is '90s darling Liz Phair the comeback queen or an indie has-been?