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Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]
Robert Christgau	^[2]
PopMatters	(mixed)^[3]

Knock Knock Who? is Kimya Dawson's second solo album, released concurrently with My Cute Fiend Sweet Princess in 2004.

Track listing

"Nobody's Hippie"
"Great Crap"
"My Bike"
"Jest's Birthday"
"Time to Think"
"The Sound of Ataris"
"So Nice So Smart"
"For Boxer"
"I'm Fine"
"Stink Mama"
"Red White & Blue Dream (Oops!)"
"Once Upon a Time"

References

^ Hopkin, Kenyon. Knock Knock Who? at AllMusic
^ Christgau, Robert. "Knock-Knock Who?". Robert Christgau.
^ Su, Peter (13 October 2003). "Knock-Knock Who? / My Cute Fiend Sweet Princess". PopMatters. Retrieved 13 July 2016.

v t e Kimya Dawson
Solo albums	I'm Sorry That Sometimes I'm Mean (2002) Knock Knock Who? (2004) My Cute Fiend Sweet Princess (2004) Hidden Vagenda (2004) Remember That I Love You (2006) Alphabutt (2008) Thunder Thighs (2011)
Antsy Pants	Antsy Pants (2006)
The Bundles	The Bundles (2009)
The Uncluded	Hokey Fright (2013)

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