Though a consummate songwriter, Liz Phair is best known for her pre-Lilith feminist leanings. The nicotine-stained voice on her 1993 debut, Exile in Guyville, is as insensitive and self-centered as that of any frat boy, while self-explanatory songs such as "F*ck and Run" and the unladylike lust of "Flower" were hardly the mixed signals or catty whispering the media had come to expect from its charming young ladies. Whitechocolatespaceegg (1998) found Phair writing the ...  [+]