Blue Green Smoke
Just added! What a wonderful find. 'Blue Green Smoke' is marvellously designed, has tons of rare photos, a complete links section, and a Queen's share of videos. Go. Now.

I Spy a May Queen
Great site -- almost everything you're looking for (news, discography etc.), plus a lot of stuff you didn't realize you needed. Want to know how many Liz songs refer to fucking cows? Which song borrows from "I'm A Little Teacup"? Curious about the webmaster's Liz Dreams? C'mon, you know you are.

Mesmerizing: Another Liz Phair Web Site
An excellent site with up-to-date news, an interesting "Peers" section, and an ENORMOUS photo gallery. Check it.

Liz Phair started making her four-track tapes in the early '90's under the name Girlysound. On her first Matador album she took on the Rolling Stones and all the guys in the Chicago rock scene, emerging victorious on the cover of Rolling Stone under the banner "A Star is Born".
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Exile in Guyville
At first Phair's flat vocals sound bitchy and barbed, but there's a sadness in the lyrics that redeems her every time.
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Whip-Smart
Whip-Smart must be a disappointment to those who'd hoped Liz Phair's sophomore effort would be, well, sophomoric. It's anything but.
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Whitechocolatespaceegg
Whitechocolatespaceegg is a personal road which bypasses marginalization, stereotypes and expectations.
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Juvenilia
Juvenilia collects many of Phair's early recordings as Girlysound.
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The Extended Family:
Brad Wood, Girly Sound, Come, Uptighty, Ashtray Boy, Urge Overkill, Ben Lee

The Inspirations:
The Rolling Stones, Sebadoh, Pavement, Chrissie Hynde, Bob Dylan, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Soul Asylum, Julianna Hatfield