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Lol.

Don't know why they declined though, because I know that at least Rivers was a fan of Pavement (On his spotify page he has a playlist called "What Rivers Listened to in 1993" which features the first two Pavement albums).

First time I've heard it and I've been listening to them for years. Finally going to see them tomorrow night too.

It's my favourite.

I'd say Kennel District is the best of Scott's tracks.

I agree, this is easily on of there best songs. Easily top 5.

Yep

Date with Ikea (another of Scotts' songs) is also great, as are so many Pavement tunes :-)

Yes with Malkmus crossing himself. He's got a great sense of humour :)

omg lucky!!

+sevendaughters what DVD is that on?

+stupidwalrus155 Slow Century. It's cool. Pavement doc, vids, buncha songs from gigs.

Cool, I had seen the vid of it here on YT but must've missed that part (or it's not included). I'll try and buy it - thanks for the quick response!

Damn straight

But can he drum...

@@josephbeckmann8106 I mean, he's not the best drummer ever, but yeah, he can

@@Boomie_the_handle Of course he can I was just riffing on the song Westie Can Drum thinking that was what the OP was possibly referring to since the chorus in that song is "oh Westie, he cannot drum". I guess you could say he's average but he was one part of the whole that made such good music that Pavement is still in my top ten favorite bands along with Built to Spill, Silver Jews, The Jicks, Pixies and so on. I know, crazy that three of my top ten are related. Now the question is who was the better Pavement drummer? I'd have to go with Young on that one.

That would make sense as a reference to Billy driving the ice cream truck in SP’s “Today” video

Rock Normale Funny to think I saw these two bands 20 years apart !

I don't understand how the lyrics mean what you say. Can you explain further?

He used to live here in Louisville near Churchill. Cool that y'all have him in Des Moines.

Slint=greatest band to come outta Louisville!

please explain this comment

it's a difficult thing to do.. and there's a distinct difference between the vocal of Spiral and Malkmus. continuity becomes less pronounced and if the gap is to wide then the albums can take on a schizophrenic vibe..

You can listen to SS solo stuff or Preston School of Industry to get an idea of what it would have sounded like if SS had more contributions. SS's stuff that was included in Pavement was his strongest material. I only wish he had two songs on Terror Twilight instead of none.

+Bored Now I tracked it down, its off the Kids in the Hall Brain candy soundtrack. Its on the Wowee Zowee sordid sentinels re-issue too. Kannberg (spiral stairs) wrote the lyrics. Pretty much foretold the future, and if you read any interviews, Spiral really "didn't want it to end this way."

Thank-you. I have WZ reissues just must have forgotten it was on there. Will look out for that soundtrack.

+The Charles Baker Harrises I have that "Pavement ist Rad" t-shirt. I'll have to dig it out of my closet...

do you have three pavement t shirts though.... ;)

Think only two. I have the green one with the guys that kinda look like the cover of Wowee Zowee.

+Mygirls2010-12 cool I haven't seen that one! I've got the orange 'Canada pavement mexico' one, the one that looks like the 'frasier' logo, and the 'quarantine the past-like' one.

Allan Ostermann Bob isn't singing, it's Spiral Stairs

@Pain Set To Music I know. I just felt this need to diedlb.lllllalways picture Bob as a frat boy added to the line-, ap for shits and giggles. His limited contribution consist

It wasn't on one of their albums, it only ever appeared on the Kids In the Hall: Brain Candy movie soundtrack album. (Funny, for years this was the only Pavement song I actually knew because i owned that soundtrack, but none of the band's albums)

This video was on MTV quite a bit.

Its Louise Post from Veruca Salt. The Seethers Louise.

i know veruca salt. i am talking about one of “steve’s kids”

That’s fair

the band veruca salt