I've been listening to Liz Phair since I was about 14, so, give or take 10 years. She always had a big following among the bi-sexual, lesbian, outcast teenage girls I knew. This album is a complete sell-out, it's everything that she seemed to be against. Her older music is funny, intelligent, witty, insightful and comforting to girls and women who aren't like everybody else. This is just like everything else you hear from the pop music scene. Her other albums are unique, unforgetable, and I have some that are scratched up from years of use that I still listen to. This is just embarassing, and I guess she was hoping that people would like it, or that she would gain a wider audience, but I think she just succeeded in losing her old one.