The early nineties had so many great female songwriters. Liz Phair, PJ Harvey, Bjork, Alanis Morrissette, Breeders, Sleater Kinney. Happy to see newer artists like Snail Mail emerge in a similar vein.
If pitchfork is on a kick for 90s alternative female singer songwriters (bjork, Fiona Apple, Liz Phair) PLEASE do tori Amos “little earthquakes”. I remember the album specifically as a sheet music book that taught me how to play piano.
While I appreciate Casey Rice's contributions to the album, this video's narration implies that he plays the riff on 6'1" when, in actuality, Liz is the sole guitarist for that song. In fact, Casey Rice only does guitar leads on 3 songs on the album: Never Said, Mesmerizing, and Divorce Song.
Exile in Guyville inspired all these female singersongwriters that came out later, but let's not forget about The Breeders' Last Splash. Love them both equally!
personally I enjoy the girly sound tapes the most, can't really listen to the better produced versions in the albums. There's sth about that raw sound that feels more like the essence of her music.
This is pretty good! Never heard this when I was young. I was really into Belly in 1995. the album King is highly underrated. And PJ Harvey I love PJ Harvey
It's hard to live up to others expectations of you. She wanted to make more of a pop turn in her music for a time. I actually enjoy a lot of her self titled album from 2003. She's a bad ass chick, doing whatever the fuck she wants.. no matter what others say! Rock on Liz!
Do a video of Whatever people say what I am that´s what I am not by Arctic Monkeys in order to celebrate that masterpiece of fun cool classic rock n roll instead of what they did in their latest one
I disagree that the album is seen as a time capsule because almost all the points Liz makes are still very relevant
I'm guessing the narrator was talking about liz' music style at the time.
Or, even more relevant.
The early nineties had so many great female songwriters. Liz Phair, PJ Harvey, Bjork, Alanis Morrissette, Breeders, Sleater Kinney. Happy to see newer artists like Snail Mail emerge in a similar vein.
How can you talk about Exile In Guyville without talking about Flower?!
You guys shouldn't have stopped doing this.
If pitchfork is on a kick for 90s alternative female singer songwriters (bjork, Fiona Apple, Liz Phair) PLEASE do tori Amos “little earthquakes”. I remember the album specifically as a sheet music book that taught me how to play piano.
Make a video on Rid of Me by PJ Harvey
TokkaFan41 This has to happen!!!
I came here because I was trying to talk to someone about how good Rid of Me is and said the closest thing I could think of was Exile in Guyville haha
yes please. little earthquakes too
I love Rid of Me, but Is this Desire? is so good, and yet there's so little information about it. I would love a video about this record
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While I appreciate Casey Rice's contributions to the album, this video's narration implies that he plays the riff on 6'1" when, in actuality, Liz is the sole guitarist for that song. In fact, Casey Rice only does guitar leads on 3 songs on the album: Never Said, Mesmerizing, and Divorce Song.
Thanks for clarifying!
Thank you, I was gonna say the same thing. Can someone please let the narrator know?
Exile in Guyville inspired all these female singersongwriters that came out later, but let's not forget about The Breeders' Last Splash. Love them both equally!
One of those two things was revolutionary, the other was a fourth-rate side project.
@@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music Black Francis is that you? Don't be so butthurt
@@zimzimzalabim My name is Frank Black; I don't know who this other guy is you're talking about.
The new expanded Girlysound to Guyville set sounds great. Love this album.
This is the Liner Notes I needed
One of my favorite artists of all time and my absolute favorite album of all time. Awesome video.
Love Liz? Should definitely check out this track Down by the Water by Maki Mae :) ruclips.net/video/IDvzd7xv_qw/видео.html
I love these videos. Please do one for every album that makes a decade end list.
Do Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division
Power, Corruption and Lies
Awesome record!
Snail Mail! One day we might see a Liner Notes for Lush too
This was like my soundtrack in early '95...
Blonder Tongue Audio Baton by The Swirlies would be sick for one of these!
personally I enjoy the girly sound tapes the most, can't really listen to the better produced versions in the albums. There's sth about that raw sound that feels more like the essence of her music.
Well now I know who Frankie Cosmos has been ripping off
I've had Help Me Mary in my head since I listened to the album
Amazing album omg
I looove this album. Everything about it. Got to hear it for the first time in my brother's iPod and fell in love with it immediately.
Do The Runners Four by Deerhoof
just bought this fudger getting into it this helps i think
Also please do
Grace
Do a video on That Dog's "Retreat From The Sun!!"
This is pretty good! Never heard this when I was young. I was really into Belly in 1995. the album King is highly underrated. And PJ Harvey I love PJ Harvey
It might've been more popular if they didn't choose that horrible single. Every song on that album is better than the one they chose.
Do you mean Never Said? It's a cracking song!
We wanna see Flaming Lips!
They already made one for The Soft Bulletin.
Pedro Gilberto And that's a full documentary instead of a short liner notes.
can;t nobody take away Exile in Guyville extended LP not never & for always Liz U ROCK I LOVE YOU & Pride aplenty! xooxxooxoxoxoxo
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2:53 Is that Yanni or Laurel at number 190?
Alas, it was all downhill after _Whip Smart._
That's an understatement.
then why was whitechocolatespaceegg better than whip-smart?
it was. listen again. probably your problem
Whitechocolatespaceegg was a great album. Certainly not as iconic as Exile In Guyville, but depending on my mood, just as good as Whip Smart.
It's hard to live up to others expectations of you. She wanted to make more of a pop turn in her music for a time. I actually enjoy a lot of her self titled album from 2003. She's a bad ass chick, doing whatever the fuck she wants.. no matter what others say! Rock on Liz!
Do a video of Whatever people say what I am that´s what I am not by Arctic Monkeys in order to celebrate that masterpiece of fun cool classic rock n roll instead of what they did in their latest one
Ecléctico Iconoclasta a truly average album.
An instant classic which turned out over the test of time not to be a classic. But not a bad album.
It is now. It is on rolling stone to pitchfork list.
Love these Videos