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wallpapers Liz Phair Liz Phair (born Elizabeth Clark Phair on April 17, 1967[2] in New Haven, Connecticut, USA) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Phair began her career in the early 1990s by self-releasing lo-fi audio cassettes under the moniker Girly Sound, before signing with Matador Records and becoming one of the leading artists of the 1990s DIY indie rock underground. In 2003, Phair's fourth album, Liz Phair, was released on her new label, Capitol Records and her music began to move in a more pop rock-oriented approach.

Her signature guitar, which she is often seen playing (and is prominent upon the cover of her self-titled fourth album), is a Fender Duo-Sonic II. Her album Exile in Guyville was chosen as one of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.Discography

Girly Sound
Year Tape Name
1991 Yo Yo Buddy Yup Yup Word To Ya Muthuh
1991 Girls! Girls! Girls!
1991 Untitled Tape 3

Studio albums
Year Album Billboard Chart U.S. Sales RIAA Certification
1993 Exile In Guyville 196 500,000 Gold
1994 Whip-Smart 27 600,000 Gold
1998 Whitechocolatespaceegg 35 325,000
2003 Liz Phair 27 436,000
2005 Somebody's Miracle 46 84,000
2008 Exile In Guyville Redux: 15th Anniversary Reissue 200 10,000+
2009 Untitled Sixth Album TBR TBR
EPs
Year Name
1995 Juvenilia
2003 Comeandgetit

Demos
Year Name
1992 Exile In Guyville Studio Demo
1996 '96 Shelved Demos/Studio Recordings
1997 Whitechocolatespaceegg Demos
1999-2001 Michael Penn Recordings/"4th Album Roughs"
2005 Somebody's Miracle Demos

[edit] Singles
Year Title Chart Positions[19] Album
US Hot 100 US Adult US Main US Mod. Rock US Airplay US Digital US Pop 100
1994 "Supernova" 78 – – 6 68 – – Whip Smart
1995 "Whip-Smart" – – – 24 – – –
2003 "Why Can't I?" 32 7 10 – 34 – – Liz Phair
"Insanity" – – – – – 5 – digital single release only
2004 "Extraordinary" 111 14 28 – – – – Liz Phair
2005 "Everything to Me" – 27 – – – – 99 Somebody's Miracle

Awards
Year Award Category Work Result
1993 Village Voice Pazz & Jop Critics Poll Album of the Year "Exile in Guyville" Won
1993 Rolling Stone Critics Poll Best New Female Artist "Exile in Guyville" Won
1995 Grammy Awards Best Female Rock Vocal Performance "Supernova" Nomination
1996 Grammy Awards Best Female Rock Vocal Performance "Don't Have Time" Nomination