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* [[Executive Meddling]]
* [[First Installment Wins]]
* [[Fun
* [[Genre Roulette]]
* [[Intercourse
* [[Lyrical Dissonance]]: Happens sometimes ("Let It Kill You", "30th Birthday").
* [[Needs More Love]]: Arguably.
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* [[Precision F-Strike]]: "Woke Up White", "One of These Days", "Black and White Jingle #1", "Black and White Jingle #2", "Dirty Pictures", "I Love Your Hair", "J.L.I.A.T.O.Y.O.". Can be a bit surprising or an outright [[Cluster F-Bomb]] if you know her only as the girl who sang "Legend of a Cowgirl".
* [[Record Producer]]: Her most commercially successful albums ''Chupacabra'' and ''The Stoop'' had Mike Mangini as producer (no, [[Name's the Same|not the Mike Mangini who played drums for]] [[Extreme]] and [[Steve Vai]], the one who produced Digable Planets).
* [[Sampling]]: "I'm a Tree" samples the organ riff from "Twentieth Century Fox" by [[The Doors]], and "Legend of a Cowgirl" famously uses a sample from "Sunshine Superman" by Donovan. "I Love Your Hair" uses the famous pummeling beat of "When the Levee Breaks" by [[
* [[Something Completely Different]]: There's a world of contrast between the upbeat happy pop of ''Chupacabra'' and the disjointed, messy ''The Black and White Album''. For example.
* [[Xtreme Kool Letterz]]: She has some songs with this, like "Naked City (Love to See U Shine)" or "Keys 2 Your Ass".
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