637. Liz Phair - whitechocolatespaceegg

Poor Liz got torn apart for this release (in hindsight not as much as she did for her last two releases)... and, I understand why. The album is poppy, rather polished and her lyrics are open letters of adoration to her boyfriend. Now, there isn't anything wrong with this in my opinion, especially when some of the songs do indeed work well on their own - but if you were one of the many that identified with her because of her 'Guyville' sentiments then you will be let down by her 'I'm happy now' lyrics.

6.4 out of 10