This is the original version, which appeared on the third "Girly-sound" cassette from ca. 1991. You can freely download it from http://girlysound.com/, where they cite Phair herself, the copyright owner, as granting permission for the free distribution of the songs.
Anyway, this version is a more surreal, even comedic, song, compared to the version on 1993's Exile in Guyville. One might say it presents a schizophrenic switch between the interestingly descriptive lyrics familiar from the later EIG version and the pyscho stewardess/cheerleader popping into this version to make odd suggestions.
All that said, IMO the song also succeeds on its own merits as enjoyable to listen to, as well as interesting.
This is the original version, which appeared on the third "Girly-sound" cassette from ca. 1991. You can freely download it from http://girlysound.com/, where they cite Phair herself, the copyright owner, as granting permission for the free distribution of the songs.
Anyway, this version is a more surreal, even comedic, song, compared to the version on 1993's Exile in Guyville. One might say it presents a schizophrenic switch between the interestingly descriptive lyrics familiar from the later EIG version and the pyscho stewardess/cheerleader popping into this version to make odd suggestions.
All that said, IMO the song also succeeds on its own merits as enjoyable to listen to, as well as interesting.