Talk:Girly Sound

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[edit] Errors

  • The tapes have never been officially released. They were shared, not "released", in 2006.
  • The songs from the third tape were not "Released in 2006 (first generation, as tape three)". None of the songs that have circulated from the third tape are from a first generation copy (besides the tracks that appeared on "Juvenilia"), this includes the mp3s on the girlysound.com website.
  • The claim that "Ant in Alaska" was re-recorded as "Go On Ahead" for whitechocoatespaceegg is ridiculous. The two songs share a vaguely similar chord/rhyming pattern but are otherwise completely different.
  • The song "Whip-Smart" has always been known by that title, not "Double Dutch" —Preceding unsigned comment added by Europeanson (talk • contribs) 00:33, 23 April 2008 (UTC)


[edit] Name

Well, having looked into this myself, I was surprised. I'd always known them by girlysound, and that's what the first USENET reference (May '94) calls them. Tae Won Yu apparently called them "Girly Sound" when he recommended them via that Chemical Imbalance fanzine, though, and I'm assuming he'd know. The other name is equally valid as a common name, though, so I've cited all four common forms (well, not all the possible combinations!). --Dhartung | Talk 07:56, 30 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Girly Sound v. girlysound

The original artwork, designed by Liz Phair in 1991, lists the artist's name as Girly Sound (two separate words).

Yo Yo Buddy Yup Yup Word To Yo Muthuh and Girls Girls Girls are the proper names of the first two cassettes, respectively.