Originally Posted by atsonicpark

I don't know what Pavement or Radiohead have in common, but yeah Radiohead aren't that great.

Except Kid A.

no radiohead album which got no songs I cant stand, most of the time because of yorkes singing stlye. but on the other hand they got some really incredible songs

[greedrex]

oh my gawd i need this

[PAULYBEE2656]

Originally Posted by This Is Not Here

You know I don't think I've evr listened to the second disc of the Wowee Zowee deluxe edition. I've just never felt inclined to put in on, I'm not sure I love Pavement enough to be interested by their demos or whatever.

wtf...
man its better than the wowee zowee album itself..

apvement are one of the few bands that their b sides and unreleased material is better than their albums period!

pixies being another....

deja vu.. i did post this a minute ago didnt i....

[greedrex]

that's going a bit too far Paul.

btw thanx a million for yr lil' letter.
currently huh opening it.
will get back to you with my mmm thoughts.
* therefore closes unnecessary slsk window*

[PAULYBEE2656]

no prob.. yeah ok. maybe i shouldnt have put the word period into it... but hey. there is a reason that my favourite "releases" by pavement is their 2 peel sessions... they are truly stunning!

[greedrex]

oh yeah these two are really good.

[PAULYBEE2656]

i have all this harvard lsd, why wont anybody fuck me??????????

just so painfully desperatly brilliant it couldnt have gone onto an album....

[greedrex]

I have all these sessions on an "official" bootleg that is called...
huh i dont remember
maybe you have it yrself

[PAULYBEE2656]

yeah. i had it on a cassette tape way back.... actually that and the concert in 92 from london i think..

both cassettes were on the reduxed slanted! i was delighted cuz now i could hear them properly..
circa 1762 is possibly my favourite pavement track ever......

[ZEROpumpkins]

Originally Posted by Moshe

Pavement — Brighten The Corners: Nicene Creedence Ed.

September 23rd, 2008 at 8:57 am by Patrick

 

November 18 will see the release of Mark IV in our series of deluxe reissues etc...

YESSSSSSSSSSSS
ABOUT FUCKING TIME!!! Smiles are me.

[HECKLER SPRAY]

Originally Posted by PAULYBEE2656

yeah. i had it on a cassette tape way back.... actually that and the concert in 92 from london i think..

both cassettes were on the reduxed slanted! i was delighted cuz now i could hear them properly..
circa 1762 is possibly my favourite pavement track ever......

Mine is probably Kentucky cocktail.

[greedrex]

ok i'm downstairs now so the super bootleg i have is called "stuff up the cracks"
it's got:
- Peel session 92 July
- Peel session 92 December
- Peel session 94 Feb
- track Unseen power of the picket fence
- Haunt you donw
- Jam kids
- who should i suspect? (live)
and the following live tracks (from 91>93)
- Sebadoh / Helen Stones
- Dying on the streets
- voguing to Shane Mc Gowan
- Mother Mary
- Box Elder

It's got a total of 21 tracks!
i dunno how these compare to the deluxe version of Slanted or Crooked

[HECKLER SPRAY]

interesting...
Sebadoh / Helen Stones ? What's that ?

[Moshe]

Brighten The Corners Deluxe Delayed

October 22nd, 2008 at 3:23 pm by Dean

 

For those of you taking part in our Brighten The Corners: The Nicene Creedence Buy Early Get Now program, we’ve got a small bit of bad news. Due to delays at the vinyl press, the release date is now pushed back to December 9th. We’re disappointed but know that the unquestionable awesomeness of the entire package will more than make up for the wait. Thanks for your understanding!
If you haven’t signed up yet, you now have even more time to DO SO. The first exlusive B-side went live yesterday, and the entire album’s been streaming on the site since the 10th.

[ZEROpumpkins]

Fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuu

[noisereductions]

If I'm being honest, the reissues dont do THAT much for me. When I was a younger lad, I spent ridiculous hours listening to all the Pavement albums. I bought all the singles and EP's and even most compilations back then. I tracked down numerous live bootlegs, especially ones with unreleased tracks. Over the years I've sort of just grown into a comfortable place with the albums, and yes, I buy the damn reissues. But I don't spend as much time listening to all the bonus stuff as I do listening the albums proper.

That being said, I will still get this! haha. I mean, "For Sale The Preston School Of Industry"... finally I'll have a good sounding recording!

[noisereductions]

PS, I seem to remember I used to have a track on one of my boots that I beleive was called "Jon Spencer Vs Neil Haggerty In A Bar Room Brawl"... anyone remember this/know what the hell I'm talking about?

[Santa's Monkey]

Originally Posted by noisereductions

That being said, I will still get this! haha. I mean, "For Sale The Preston School Of Industry"... finally I'll have a good sounding recording!

I fear that the tracklisting has been updated and this particular track is no longer included, I quote, "For Sale: The Preston School of Industry is owned by Dutch station VPRO and they wanted an obscene amount of money for it. We jointly decided with the band that it just didn’t make sense. Sorry guys." http://tinyurl.com/5p3mmx

[noisereductions]

F THAT

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by greedrex

ok i'm downstairs now so the super bootleg i have is called "stuff up the cracks"
it's got:
- Peel session 92 July
- Peel session 92 December
- Peel session 94 Feb
- track Unseen power of the picket fence
- Haunt you donw
- Jam kids
- who should i suspect? (live)
and the following live tracks (from 91>93)
- Sebadoh / Helen Stones
- Dying on the streets
- voguing to Shane Mc Gowan
- Mother Mary
- Box Elder

It's got a total of 21 tracks!
i dunno how these compare to the deluxe version of Slanted or Crooked

I have this one too.