Anyone like a band called Pavement? :huh:

Especially the Terror Twilight album :)

I only know Cut your hair and a cover they did of The Killing Moon (echo & the bunnymen)...

ah no! Cut Your Hair isn't one of their best songs (my opinion obviously).

that video was funny :P What do you recommend about them?

well, the Album Terror Twilight. But, i know your not going to go out and buy and album just coz "Gas_Man" says...So!...maybe Download number one and two from the album.

1. Spit On A Stranger

2. Folk Jam

 

(if you have msn i can send you them if you like..) (my address is [email protected] ) (but you don't have to add me at all :) )

i dig me some pavement. :D

 

ever heard malkmus's solo stuff? not quite that good... although i did like pig lib a little more than his self-titled album.

ah yeh...Pig Lib is the best i think aswell. I like the video of the kittens playing the guitars and drums :D

I've only recently got into this amazing band :)

shady lane = win

I need to get into them. I may be seeing them this summer :)

I only have their recent compilation, but I love it!

They started their reunion tour here, but I couldn't go :(

Pavement = win

I need to get into them. I may be seeing them this summer :)

 

Lucky + Sod = Mr Jon Briggins

 

Pavement drop hint about their future during Las Vegas gig

 

Could Matador birthday show be Stephen Malkmus' band's final gig?

 

Pavement hinted about their future during a gig in Las Vegas last night (October 1).

 

The California band brought indie label Madator's 21st birthday celebrations to a close with an 18-song set plagued by sound problems at the Pearl Ballroom in the Palms Casino.

 

There was an icy atmosphere on stage, with frontman Stephen Malkmus and the other four members barely acknowledging each other, while guitarist Scott Kannberg kicked his monitor and smashed his guitar into his amp in frustration at not being able to hear what he was playing.

 

Speaking during the set, Malkmus appeared to hint that it may be the reformed band's last gig together.

 

"It's great that Matador organised this event," he said. "I think it's going to be important that you came here."

 

The band reformed in 2009 for a string of dates, but have yet to announce further plans.

 

Playing their first gig in the city since 1994, the band were on fine form when not plagued by technical difficulties, rolling out hits 'Shady Lane', 'Cut Your Hair' and closer 'AT&T'.

 

Malkmus later picked out a member of the front row he recognised, saying: "I remember you. You were a bad girl in New York. You threw up in our bathroom," before breaking into 'She Believes'.

 

Pavement played:

 

'Grounded'

'Perfect Depth'

'Stereo'

'Elevate Me Later'

'Shady Lane'

'Conduit For Sale'

'Starlings Of The Slipstream'

'Box Elder'

'Fin'

'Kennel District'

'Cut Your Hair'

'Two States'

'Gold Soundz'

'She Believes'

'Range Life'

'Stop Breathin''

'Shoot The Singer'

'AT&T'

 

Earlier in the evening, Japanese power punk trio Guitar Wolf kicked things off, followed by Chavez, Fucked Up and Sonic Youth, who delivered a mesmerising set comprising 'Candle' and 'The Sprawl' from their 1988 classic 'Daydream Nation'.

 

Belle & Sebastian headline Saturday's (October 2) line-up, with Guided By Voices closing the event on Sunday (October 3).

 

http://www.nme.com/news/pavement/53261

such a great band.

Ohhhh Pavement thread :wacky:

 

 

 

Pavement drop hint about their future during Las Vegas gig

 

Could Matador birthday show be Stephen Malkmus' band's final gig?

 

Pavement hinted about their future during a gig in Las Vegas last night (October 1).

 

The California band brought indie label Madator's 21st birthday celebrations to a close with an 18-song set plagued by sound problems at the Pearl Ballroom in the Palms Casino.

 

There was an icy atmosphere on stage, with frontman Stephen Malkmus and the other four members barely acknowledging each other, while guitarist Scott Kannberg kicked his monitor and smashed his guitar into his amp in frustration at not being able to hear what he was playing.

 

Speaking during the set, Malkmus appeared to hint that it may be the reformed band's last gig together.

 

"It's great that Matador organised this event," he said. "I think it's going to be important that you came here."

 

The band reformed in 2009 for a string of dates, but have yet to announce further plans.

 

Playing their first gig in the city since 1994, the band were on fine form when not plagued by technical difficulties, rolling out hits 'Shady Lane', 'Cut Your Hair' and closer 'AT&T'.

 

Malkmus later picked out a member of the front row he recognised, saying: "I remember you. You were a bad girl in New York. You threw up in our bathroom," before breaking into 'She Believes'.

 

Pavement played:

 

'Grounded'

'Perfect Depth'

'Stereo'

'Elevate Me Later'

'Shady Lane'

'Conduit For Sale'

'Starlings Of The Slipstream'

'Box Elder'

'Fin'

'Kennel District'

'Cut Your Hair'

'Two States'

'Gold Soundz'

'She Believes'

'Range Life'

'Stop Breathin''

'Shoot The Singer'

'AT&T'

 

Earlier in the evening, Japanese power punk trio Guitar Wolf kicked things off, followed by Chavez, Fucked Up and Sonic Youth, who delivered a mesmerising set comprising 'Candle' and 'The Sprawl' from their 1988 classic 'Daydream Nation'.

 

Belle & Sebastian headline Saturday's (October 2) line-up, with Guided By Voices closing the event on Sunday (October 3).

 

http://www.nme.com/news/pavement/53261

 

That's too bad about the band not getting along at maybe what is their final gig :\

 

That's funny though Stephen remembered that girl in the audience.

:lol:

 

Nice set of songs they played too btw.

They were amazing live. Great band.

You saw them?! :stunned:

 

I didn't know that!

 

*jealous, jealous, jealous*

^Yeah they played at Osheaga.

 

I missed the beginning of their set. Best night ever.

 

The Pavement instantly followed by The National followed by Arcade Fire.