Mashup time again.  This time let’s go with some old school pop along with some new age hip hop.

Today’s mashup comes courtesy of mashup-charts artists Loo and Placido by way of mixing The Jackson 5 ABC with The Black Eyed Peas No Lies.

Enjoy

Ok I’m gonna try something a little different for today’s F3, I’m going to take this one post and let it count for two – the other being Music You Should Know.

Liz Phair: Singer/Songwriter/Musician

Now if you’re a devoted reader of the site, then you already know that earlier in the week, we featured a song by Ms. Phair as our WW. As I was gathering my information along with sifting through several pics of Liz – the thought occurred to me “dude Liz Phair is fuckin’ hot, we should totally feature her as this week’s F3.”

After that thought passed through my head the next one that came was “you know what else, she should totally be our Music You Should Know as well.”

And here we are. First the MYSK stuff:

Liz Phair (born Elizabeth Clark Phair on April 17, 1967 in New Haven, Connecticut, USA) is a Grammy-Nominated American singer-songwriter and guitarist. Her signature guitar, which she is often seen playing (and is prominent upon the cover of her self-titled fourth album), is a Fender Mustang. Her album Exile in Guyville was chosen as one of Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.

Phair’s entry into the music industry began when she met guitarist Chris Brokaw, a member of the band Come. Brokaw was visiting her San Francisco loft-mate Nora Maccoby when he heard Phair’s songs, and encouraged her to record them.

After moving back to Chicago, Phair began writing songs and recording homemade tapes under the name Girly Sound, and supported herself by selling her drawings on the streets of Chicago. She became part of the alternative music scene in Chicago and became friends with Material Issue and Urge Overkill, two of Chicago’s upstart bands to go national in the early 1990s, as well as Brad Wood and John Henderson, head of Feel Good All Over, an independent label in Chicago. (A later attempt at re-recording the Girly Sound tapes failed after arguments between Henderson and Phair.)

My first encounter with Ms. Phair was over at my friend Soultron’s house after he had received the CD’s he had ordered through one of those BMG 10 CD’s for $ .01 deals. (The internet as you know it kids wasn’t always there you know). He had her first album – Exile in Guyville and I really liked it. I was just getting into the whole alternative thing and listening to her songs helped ease me into that transition. To this day my favorites off that album are “Never Said” and “Mesmerizing” although no one can listen to Liz’s stuff and not appreciate her blunt, in you face, sexually explicit lyrics like those in “Flower” or “H.W.C.”

and now to the F3 stuff…

Ok I think it’s well documented on this site that I have a passion for sexy, older women. I don’t know how to explain it other than I find them immensely attractive. Now if you were to add on the talent of playing a musical instrument and you had me at the first time she cranks her amp. And while it took the movie American Pie to bring the term and concept of MILF into the mainstream consciousness, I’ve always found certain moms sexy and thank the heavens every day that I married the hottest MILF around.

And on that note:

“I’d endure a 16 hour rectal exam being helmed by 3, men hating lesbians – after I had commented on their mannish haircuts…”

if Liz would come be my “blow-job queen“.