Pavement Quarantine the Past: The Best of Pavement (2 Lp's) Trapper Hat Photo

Pavement Quarantine the Past: The Best of Pavement (2 Lp's) Trapper Hat PhotoPavement's first compilation takes its title from a lyric Stephen Malkmus sings on "Gold Soundz," a line about how "you can never quarantine the past" which, of course, is precisely what a retrospective like this intends to do, to present a nice, tidy overview to accompany the group's 2010 reunion. Of course, it's always difficult to assemble a best of package for a band that never had any hits, and Pavement only had one 1994's alt rock puncturing

" Several of guitarist David Gilmour's lyrics (co-written by Polly Samson and Nick Laird-Clowes of the Dream Academy) might be directed at Waters

The acoustic instruments of Young Prayer have been replaced with samplers and electronics

TracksCredits 1 Hellbound (LP Version) 2 Goddamn Electric (LP Version) 3 Yesterday Don't Mean S*#t (LP Version) 4 You've Got to Belong to It (LP Version) 5 Revolution Is My Name (LP Version) 6 Death Rattle (LP Version) 7 We'll Grind That Ax for a Long Time (LP Version) 8 Uplift (LP Version) 9 It Makes Them Disappear (LP Version) 10 I'll Cast a Shadow (LP Version) Format: Vinyl

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Even if the album wasn't a literal suicide note

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may be an act: her bedsit poetry is superficially more authentic but the music is certainly more pop

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