Thank you, Lisa

I just wanted to take the opportunity to show off my autographs from Lisa Loeb and to tell her thanks again.

Review: Lisa Loeb: The Way It Really Is

The Way It Really Is is Lisa Loeb’s fifth studio album, not counting The Purple Tape. It felt like a particularly long wait for me, personally, between the last two records and this one, although it was only two or three years. For whatever reason, I remember that being a really long time. I remember really looking forward to this one, and wanting it really badly. It didn’t disappoint

Review: The Purple Tape

The Purple Tape, was originally released in 1992 as an independently recorded and distributed by Lisa Loeb. It was originally only available as a cassette that you could purchase directly from her from her shows before she was signed. While technically a self titled album, the Purple Tape got it’s nickname from the very purple cover art.