"Meghan ought to try wearing some hot clothes and having a good time. She might be happier." She said her experience with the album had been "challenging, but good", and that it had helped her "grow a lot as a performer. I did something I was scared to do, like finding my path in a whole new [way]. It's like moving to a new city and making new friends and trying to be a different person." Phair said she was "kind of proud" of the Pitchfork 0.0 rating. In 2018, asked about the criticism Liz Phair had received from outlets such as Pitchfork, Christgau wrote: In 2019, LeMay apologized on Twitter for his "condescending and cringey" Pitchfork review, writing: Phair responded to LeMay on Twitter: "I've always enjoyed criticism well-rendered and the 0.0 had some humor to it — enjoyed it more than others I can tell you." In 2021, Pitchfork included Liz Phair on its list of album review scores they "would change if they could", upgrading its score to 6.0. Track listing Note "H.W.C." is omitted from clean versions of the album. Personnel Liz Phair – guitar, vocals, sampling Jebin Bruni – keyboards Mario Calire – drums Lenny Castro – percussion Matt Chamberlain – drums Alison Clark – backing vocals Mike Elizondo – bass Victor Indrizzo – drums Corky James – guitar, bass Buddy Judge – guitar, electric guitar, backing vocals Abe Laboriel Jr. – drums The Matrix – vocals Wendy Melvoin – bass, guitar Michael Penn – bass, guitar, backing vocals, sampling John Sands – drums David Sutton – bass R. Walt Vincent – bass, guitar, harmonica, electric guitar, backing vocals, Wurlitzer Patrick Warren – piano, keyboards The Wizardz of Oz – vocals Pete Yorn – guitar, drums Production Producers: the Matrix, Michael Penn, R. Walt Vincent Engineers: Doug Boehm, Ryan Freeland, The Matrix, Michael Penn, R. Walt Vincent, Howard Willing Assistant engineer: Kevin Meeker Mixing: Serban Ghenea, Tom Lord-Alge Mastering: Ted Jensen, Eddy Schreyer Assistant: Mike Glines, Andrew Nast Arranger: The Matrix Drum recordings: Krish Sharma Design: Eric Roinestad Art direction: Eric Roinestad Photography: Phil Poynter Charts Weekly charts Certifications References External links 2003 albums Albums produced by the Matrix (production team) Capitol Records albums Liz Phair albums Teen pop albums