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1 imaginary dana said on March 31, 2008
ZOMG -- Exile is one of my favorite albums of all time too! And on VINYL?!?!? Wahoo!!!!!
2 ChrisB said on March 31, 2008
This is GREAT news!! EIG is one of my very favorite records, too. I argue with myself whether or not it or Pet Sounds is the best album ever recorded, but those two are always 1 and 2 when I make my all-time favorite lists. Regardless, it is a brilliant and important record that I hope even more people discover.
"Fuck and Run" still makes me cry when I hear it. It's one of a very small handful of songs that has that effect on me.
3 imaginary stella said on March 31, 2008
Fantastic news. Exile has been such a prominent, important record in my life. I think I listened to it every day in college (how cliche) and I recall thinking that maybe one day it wouldn't be so relevant. But it only gets moreso with age.
Now for the rumor-starting: Do we think Liz will tour in support of this re-release, playing all the EIG tracks? That, my friends, would send me spinning.
4 Erik Gonzalez said on March 31, 2008
I hope she re-records the album with the Matrix producing.
5 roderick jaynes said on April 1, 2008
Chris B,
1. The fact that you would even compare Exile In Guyville to Pet Sounds tells any reader that are an idiot. 2. The fact that you are a guy and think that Exile In Guyville is a brilliant and important record is too funny. This album isn't for you dumbass! This is a girl's album. In the same way that Deerhoof is for guys Liz Phair is for girls! Catch you at the next Lilith Fair!
6 imaginary dana said on April 1, 2008
@roderick jaynes -- I dig a fella who can dig on Exile in Guyville.
And I'd play Exile 10 to 1 over Pet Sounds any day of the week.
7 ChrisB said on April 1, 2008
Ahh, thanks Roderick! I haven't been called an idiot since the Brandi Carlile review. I was thinking I was starting to lose my edge.
I didn't know liking a hyper-sexual woman who wants to be your "blow job queen" was a girls-only thing. My mistake. I stand corrected.
8 ChrisB said on April 1, 2008
Ahh, thanks Roderick! I haven't been called an idiot since the Brandi Carlile review. I was thinking I was starting to lose my edge.
I didn't know liking a hyper-sexual woman who wants to be your "blow job queen" was a girls-only thing. My mistake. I stand corrected.
9 Imaginary Shrie said on April 1, 2008
Dude, its hot that you like Liz. Girls like boys who like girls. Nuff said.
10 keenan said on April 1, 2008
Exile in Guyville is also one of my favorite records as well. I went to sasquatch the year that she played just to see her play 6 songs, but one of those was "Fuck and Run" and one was "Divorce Song", so it was totally worth it. I certainly hope that this re-release means it'll be re-mastered as well, as the songs always sound so quiet on mixes!
11 Jon Harthun said on April 3, 2008
I don't know what you're talking about. Her self-titled was amazing.
C'mon, "Why Can't I"...brilliant...
Certainly not a tell tale sign of 'selling out' or anything...
Sarcasm aside, the vinyl version should be cool.
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