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Originally released in , Exile In Guyville is a seminal album and a feminist landmark. Its legendary status has only grown over the years. Numerous essays and think pieces have been written about it and the number of accolades piled on is endless. Since the release of Exile in Guyville, Liz Phair has continued to defy expectation and break barriers.

She has released five albums, and is currently working on a new one with Ryan Adams. She says she can still cry thinking about that time, too. She had thought that she could live happily as Elizabeth, but it soon turned out that she needed freedom to be Liz. People stopped having CD collections and feeling safe in tall buildings?

Everyone hated Liz Phair, Liz Phair fans most of all. Phair was Is that how she saw it, then, too? And did it work? Her perspective now, at 51, about that particular dichotomy is that striving for anything pushes you further away from it — like the scene in Alice in Wonderland which she loves where walking toward the house pushes Alice further away from the house. I love it. But Phair feels energized by current events, not enervated, and almost obligated to be more visible now, even though part of her would still like to stay home and be Elizabeth.

Just like … a woman working. Here are my opinions. I feel like we are obligated to put stuff out to counteract what is coming in. My My 6. Oh, Bangladesh 7. Beat Is Up 9. And He Slayed Her Satisfied The album frequently appears on many critics' best-of lists. It was ranked 15 in Spin's " Greatest Albums, ". The album inspired a number of imitators, and the lo-fi sound and emotional honesty of Phair's lyrics were frequently cited by critics as outstanding qualities.

In , the album was ranked number on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the greatest albums of all time. Smoke Bollywood You Should Know Me Miss September My My Oh, Bangladesh Bang Bang Beat Is Up Miss Mary Mack White Babies Elvis Song Valentine