Liz Phair "Divorce Song" at Vic Theatre on June 24, 2008

[thewalking]

What a fun performance, sell out or not. She looks like she's having a blast, and the crowd is having a good time too. Good vibes here (and I'm a fan of Girly Sound/Exile and little else).

[Mingna03]

Commercial, non-commercial, artistically free or not, she writes great songs and delivers them well. It's really that simple. Her songs hold up almost 20 years later.

[bgmiller5]

If her next record doesn't suck ass come back and say "I told you so."

[bluestratocaster]

I think she's back. I mean her label commitments are over and now she has all the freedom she wants. I mean the best kind of freedom which is the ARTISTIC one which is what major labels eliminate. I anxiously await her next move.

[skiingguitarist]

I completely disagree with bg and monte. Liz is still great. I don't care if she wrote a commercial record (that her label forced her into doing). I saw her last year on the Guyville anniversary tour- and she was amazing. The fact that she laughed and gracefully recovered in this video just shows the comfort level that she has gained as a performer. Her stage presence is far more relaxed now than it was back in 1995. It's all just a part of her evolution as a performer and artist.

[bgmiller5]

She sucks so bad now that she can't even remember the opening chords to the best song she's ever written from one of the top 50 albums of all time. I miss the old Liz Phair. thanks for posting this.