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First single "Why can't I?", Co-author of "the matrix", top 40 charts in North America, and its follow-up, "unusual", was also somewhat successful: appeared on the soundtrack for the 2004 movie raising Helen, the theme of the promotional "basketball sport universities" Women 2004; in March 2007, the song began appearing in Gatorade television advertisements

The track also featured backing vocals on Phair "Jimmy Eat World" on the album futures.

Many decried her for "selling", and it became a "piñata for critics." NY Times review by Meghan O'Rourke, titled "Liz Phair exile in Avril-Ville", said Veer "teen age gashis like", "committed suicide" functional form embarrassing.

Liz Phair provoked a strong reaction from critics and fans disappointed with their previous work

Phair continued to flirt with explicit sexual themes, however, as was more pronounced in the track called "H.W.C."Standing for the "hot white cum"

The album received many negative remarks, especially from the independent music press, who accused Phair of "sale" to make the register went too pop.