01:50 cut your hair 05:17 silence kit 08:33 grounded 13:00 kennel district 15:49 stereo 18:58 perfume v 21:18 gold soundz 24:25 starlings of the slipstream 27:50 trigger cut 30:40 in the mouth a desert 34:48 shady lane 38:07 the hexx 44:07 date with ikea 47:25 stop breathin' 52:33 range life 57:27 unfair 1:00:35 spit on a stranger 1:03:37 two states 1:05:45 summer babe (winter version) 1:09:11 here
thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this track list with times...not that i want to skip, but it’s great for reference to revisit certain songs! so, so, so cool of you! it’s good to see so many Pavement fans still out here. the boys seemed a lot more together & appreciative of being able to play again.
21:05 shouts from the crowd "Play Gold Soundz!" 21:19 Opening of next song Starlings of the slipstream - "I heard what you said...."; opening chord happens to be in the same key as Gold Soundz Malkmus: *pauses* Malkmus: *slightly resigned voice* "It's fine... okay..." *launches into Gold Soundz* I dunno, it just felt like poetry in motion
Tom Inzinga - you must play a lot of Live Rock n Roll, yourself, eh? it takes a lot of work...some tunes come back quick & East, while others need mucho rehearsal.
Found this wayyyyy down in the comments. 01:50 cut your hair 05:17 silence kit 08:33 grounded 13:00 kennel district 15:49 stereo 18:58 perfume v 21:18 gold soundz 24:25 starlings of the slipstream 27:50 trigger cut 30:40 in the mouth a desert 34:48 shady lane 38:07 the hexx 44:07 date with ikea 47:25 stop breathin' 52:33 range life 57:27 unfair 1:00:35 spit on a stranger 1:03:37 two states 1:05:45 summer babe (winter version) 1:09:11 here
20 epic songs of epic band live in only an hour and 15 minutes of your time. The best date ever. Man do those people who where at concert know how happy they are
On the day of my 30th birthday Pavement played Roskilde. This was back in 2010 and I was there! It was a GREAT koncert and a perfect day. Tak Theis Mortensen, for at jeg kan genopleve det i ro og mag her 8½ år senere :) GENIALT!
Just stumbled on this gem of my favorite band along with the Pixies! So glad to see this fine performance . I saw them live on Crooked Rain tour . Thanks for sharing this!
@Irony I remember when it was cool to like that song because it was a B side, but now everyone is pretending the opposite is true. Harness Your Hopes slaps. It's awesome that such a good song of theirs is the intro for so many people.
Sooo glad I got to see them on this tour. I was only 14 and had just discovered pavement weeks before they announced the show in Columbus. Waited in line for 3 hours and got second row malkmus side. One of the best nights of my life for sure!!!!
i love this band & have since ‘94, but Bob’s contributions can be a little annoying to me...i know, i know. i wish he didn’t have a vocal mic, i guess...it muddies the water at points, to my ears.
Something about the don’t give a F attitude mixed with the musical genius of Malkmus and how they let it freakin RIP during shows not holding back. I LOVE Pavement dude.
I am a student of the whole era from 1978 to present and I say this is the best band of the era by far. No argument but nobody would bother because they don't know.
They were very stoned in 1994. Really didn't care either. I saw them in 1995 and they were also very stoned but immaculately sloppy and great. Saw them again in 1997 at the Tibetan Freedom Concert and they had sharpened up a lot. Probably slightly sobered up.
Just remember, everyone: if Bob Nastanovich weren't a compulsive gambler, we might not have seen this reunion happen. Thanks, Bob, for being a degenerate.
@@Juanmariabrausen I read about it ten years ago, so it might be off a little. You can do some googling. The story was that Bob loved to gamble on horses (he may have owned one?) and had lost his shirt doing so, so he lobbied hard for Pavement to cash in on the reunion hype that was going around (Pixies, Pavement, Dinosaur Jr., GBV, Archers of Loaf, Breeders all did the same around that time).
@@mskcrc And are waaaaay better live than any of the other groups mentioned. Saw them last year and they are just impeccably good live. Stunning, in fact. Way better than in any of their original incarnations......
Nice to see them all having a great time. The one time I saw them back in '96, Malkmus was mind numbingly awful to his bandmates. It really killed the vibes, and made me never want to see them live again, even though they are one of my favorite bands.
They were awful, or rather Stephen was, and I believe they, as most in the crowd, had taken significant amounts of this fruit roll upesque textured mescaline...with a very pejorative moniker. It had gold flecks , within black gel, and the kids were referring to it as _ _ _ _ _ _ with a gold tooth. It's named was unfortunate, and insensitive, to be sure, but it's certainly served the scene...I could care less that Pavement sounded like shit, and they didn't seem that bothered either. Lollapalooza they were terrible as well. The New Orleans gig anyway...did these two fiasco, hinder my adoration for these magnificent bastards. .I'm here aren't I ?????? So no, not at all.
Met him twice and I can corroborate this. Just some dude. First time at a Battles show. NYC Summerstage 2008. I asked him how were they other guys doing. He actually said to me that Stephen was doing so good that he didn't need them. It was kind of a bummer statement. Exactly 2 summers later, I saw the reformed Pavement on that exact same fucking spot. 2010. I also met him quickly after a Sonic Youth gig when he was playing bass for them.
1:00:40 SM is the first professional I've ever seen actually use the rhythm circuit on a jazzmaster. (Or at least that's what I assume since he's switching back to the lead circuit at the timestamp.)
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My all-time favorite band!✨
01:50 cut your hair
05:17 silence kit
08:33 grounded
13:00 kennel district
15:49 stereo
18:58 perfume v
21:18 gold soundz
24:25 starlings of the slipstream
27:50 trigger cut
30:40 in the mouth a desert
34:48 shady lane
38:07 the hexx
44:07 date with ikea
47:25 stop breathin'
52:33 range life
57:27 unfair
1:00:35 spit on a stranger
1:03:37 two states
1:05:45 summer babe (winter version)
1:09:11 here
+Anon B Muchas Gracias ;) lm/
dream set list
thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this track list with times...not that i want to skip, but it’s great for reference to revisit certain songs! so, so, so cool of you! it’s good to see so many Pavement fans still out here. the boys seemed a lot more together & appreciative of being able to play again.
no conduit..? denied!
Silent kid.
21:05 shouts from the crowd "Play Gold Soundz!"
21:19 Opening of next song Starlings of the slipstream - "I heard what you said...."; opening chord happens to be in the same key as Gold Soundz
Malkmus: *pauses*
Malkmus: *slightly resigned voice* "It's fine... okay..."
*launches into Gold Soundz*
I dunno, it just felt like poetry in motion
Magic.
And Bob smiles
@@gtesorieri oh man that smile.. such a Bob moment
my favorite band ever my favorite singer stephen malkmus
i can’t imagine how much homework Malkmus must’ve done to remember all of his old lyrics. my hero!!
I mean if I can remember them all so well after so much time, he probably can too, being the writer and all
James Vergara not how it works
Tom Inzinga - you must play a lot of Live Rock n Roll, yourself, eh? it takes a lot of work...some tunes come back quick & East, while others need mucho rehearsal.
Malkmus strikes me as the type of guy to listen to his own songs every day.
did them live 90s tour style:)
Found this wayyyyy down in the comments.
01:50 cut your hair
05:17 silence kit
08:33 grounded
13:00 kennel district
15:49 stereo
18:58 perfume v
21:18 gold soundz
24:25 starlings of the slipstream
27:50 trigger cut
30:40 in the mouth a desert
34:48 shady lane
38:07 the hexx
44:07 date with ikea
47:25 stop breathin'
52:33 range life
57:27 unfair
1:00:35 spit on a stranger
1:03:37 two states
1:05:45 summer babe (winter version)
1:09:11 here
You are a saint and a good person.
Good set.
Amazing set !
Tks for share. Cheers from Brazil ✌🏽
@@AdamsMusicandFun I've seen saints
I love that 2 States is included. Where’s, “Hit The Plane Down”?
I miss pavement so much.. I hope l will see them tour again.
I’ll ask them to tour again if I could get ur snapchat
Playing again in 2022.
They still sound the same here as they did when I saw em in '95. Amazing band.
20 epic songs of epic band live in only an hour and 15 minutes of your time. The best date ever. Man do those people who where at concert know how happy they are
stephen playing gold soundz because the audience wants it is so precious
that solo is so sweet
The camera guy and the editors/production crew deserve a nod for a job well done 👍. I feel like I was there!🤟🏻
Thanks 🙂
I always loved the chemistry between Bob and Stephen.. everything Bob does seems to raise a smile :D
On the day of my 30th birthday Pavement played Roskilde. This was back in 2010 and I was there! It was a GREAT koncert and a perfect day.
Tak Theis Mortensen, for at jeg kan genopleve det i ro og mag her 8½ år senere :) GENIALT!
:)
Just stumbled on this gem of my favorite band along with the Pixies! So glad to see this fine performance . I saw them live on Crooked Rain tour . Thanks for sharing this!
Those are 2 of my favourite bands as well!
Me 3....along with Morphine, the Velvet Underground, Built to Spill, Electric Light Orchestra, Frank Black
I miss these guys.
Best band ever. Malkmus is a genius. The only thing he can't do is to write a bad song.
or not act up evrytime spirals songs are sung
@IRONY what?! Harness Your Hopes is one of their best
@Irony Check out the solo version sounds awesome
@Irony I remember when it was cool to like that song because it was a B side, but now everyone is pretending the opposite is true. Harness Your Hopes slaps. It's awesome that such a good song of theirs is the intro for so many people.
hes the Tony Hawk of indie rock kappa
Every band needs a Bob Nastanovich
At least Brian Jonestown Massacre has Joel....but that's still not the same thing as a Bob Nastanovich.
@@chrisb954 you are coRRect
So you're saying I should hear Brian Jamestown massacre?
@@andydushane8565 brian jonestown ;)
AS A DEEPLY CLOSE friend of bobby.. we in louisville ky love you.
Love the editing of the cowbell solo at 5:40. Editors deserve an award for this tbh
Most underrated band ever.
There are bands way more underrated than Pavement. Way more.
vhsodre a imprensa americana e inglesa talvez valorizem devidamente,o resto não. Acho tão importantes quanto Pixies, Sonic Youth, Nirvana, etc...
用英文，要不然我们看不懂你.
no, because it´s the best band ever.
it cannot be appreciated enough
That distinction unquestionably goes to Enon.
best band to come out of the 90s..
Sooo glad I got to see them on this tour. I was only 14 and had just discovered pavement weeks before they announced the show in Columbus. Waited in line for 3 hours and got second row malkmus side. One of the best nights of my life for sure!!!!
so excited for the new 2022 tour!! see you soon ;)
Amsterdam It is!
Hello fellow fan! I'm so excited, considering myself broke cause I'm trying to go all three shows in New York 🥲
@@mgmegt5920 and did you hit all 3 and did you like the shows?
One of the best things about this gig is how obvious it is that the band are reeeeally enjoying themselves :)
greatest band ever.
i think bob will always be my hero
This is one of the best concerts from their reunion-tour, mixed pretty nicely as well :-)
死ぬほど好きだ
Bob Nastanovich is Pavement's version of Bez out of the Happy Mondays
kind of but he actually contributes musically
i love this band & have since ‘94, but Bob’s contributions can be a little annoying to me...i know, i know. i wish he didn’t have a vocal mic, i guess...it muddies the water at points, to my ears.
@@corporalclegg914 Agreed.
I've been a fan since 1994 as well (when I was 23).
2020 just discovering
Man you've got so much to discover. One of the greatest ever bands, no doubt. Enjoy!
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks.
This is the single best pavement performance ever....god damn they were on fire 💥
I was there! I have great memories from this amazing concert!
I can’t wait for Primavera next year. Pavement are the main reason I’m going 😊
same lol
Error. Try again next year
Same
Flying all the way from Colombia :)
Malkmus is in GREAT form on this one. Fantastic
director makes the usual mistake of focusing on the wrong guitarist when they hear "shredding"
God I love this version of the hexx. It combines the best parts from each different version into one amazing masterpiece.
Something about the don’t give a F attitude mixed with the musical genius of Malkmus and how they let it freakin RIP during shows not holding back. I LOVE Pavement dude.
Probably the best and most successful indie band in the world
MOST UNDERRATED GUITARIST, Stephen Malkmus. Fantastic guitarist.
eye 2nd that emotion.
Bob is so cute x
I am a student of the whole era from 1978 to present and I say this is the best band of the era by far. No argument but nobody would bother because they don't know.
Holy crap this was awesome
If only a time machine was a real thing. I wouldnt care so much, this is the stuff that lasts, this is the stuff that makes real itself.
there is no doubt now 25/30 years later that Pavement's music has staying power
The - best - band
Such a good show.
Jesus Christ what a guitar player Steve is
They sound really good and together at this show!!
Espectacular
Wow, I think that was my perfect Pavement setlist.
Almost perfect for me… kind of wish they’d play Fillmore Jive
Their performance of Gold Soundz is so fucking badass jesus
This made my day, I can pretend I'm a 20 something bum again.
Amazing.. I wish they were this good live in 1994.
that's life
They were very stoned in 1994. Really didn't care either. I saw them in 1995 and they were also very stoned but immaculately sloppy and great. Saw them again in 1997 at the Tibetan Freedom Concert and they had sharpened up a lot. Probably slightly sobered up.
Only love for this band,
I also love this band hahah wyd
Saw the same setlist in São Paulo, same year. Astonishing.
Malk during Date w/ IKEA is still funny 10 years on.
THANK YOU! 🥰
Gosh, what a very cool sound that is now history. Hope it doesn't get lost.
I Don't care that I'm first. This is an awesome concert. Can't for their "suprise" soon
Nice version of 'Starlings In The Slipstream', with a much better ending than in the studio version 🤩
Just remember, everyone: if Bob Nastanovich weren't a compulsive gambler, we might not have seen this reunion happen. Thanks, Bob, for being a degenerate.
well let's hope he's still doing his thing!
What is it with Bob? Can you tell the story?
@@Juanmariabrausen I read about it ten years ago, so it might be off a little. You can do some googling. The story was that Bob loved to gamble on horses (he may have owned one?) and had lost his shirt doing so, so he lobbied hard for Pavement to cash in on the reunion hype that was going around (Pixies, Pavement, Dinosaur Jr., GBV, Archers of Loaf, Breeders all did the same around that time).
@@mskcrc Tbf Guided By Voices never stopped.
@@mskcrc And are waaaaay better live than any of the other groups mentioned. Saw them last year and they are just impeccably good live. Stunning, in fact. Way better than in any of their original incarnations......
Tambourine on FIRE!
Perfume-V is so badass
So much still stand on their own. As we enter 2020
26:30 great outro begins. Starlings in the slipstream..band nailed so many songs here...very inspired
Pavement summer
Nice to see them all having a great time. The one time I saw them back in '96, Malkmus was mind numbingly awful to his bandmates. It really killed the vibes, and made me never want to see them live again, even though they are one of my favorite bands.
They were awful, or rather Stephen was, and I believe they, as most in the crowd, had taken significant amounts of this fruit roll upesque textured mescaline...with a very pejorative moniker.
It had gold flecks , within black gel, and the kids were referring to it as _ _ _ _ _ _ with a gold tooth. It's named was unfortunate, and insensitive, to be sure, but it's certainly served the scene...I could care less that Pavement sounded like shit, and they didn't seem that bothered either.
Lollapalooza they were terrible as well.
The New Orleans gig anyway...did these two fiasco, hinder my adoration for these magnificent bastards.
.I'm here aren't I ?????? So no, not at all.
@@dickrichards1440 seems that homeboy with the gold tooth left his mark
Great version of the Hexx! Killed it!
Spot on . Hexx was the song of the set I reckon. They were into it big time. Fuck I love this band - never grew out of them..
i agree...and also one of the best live Trigger Cut performances i’ve seen & heard. the boys killed it the whole show, really.
if you love Hexx, then you’re without a doubt a real, true Pavement fan & i’m glad you’re out there, brother. they certainly killed it dead 💀
Trigger Cut is still nasty. Love it
Top LINE...fantastic
That was awesome. I wish they came back out at the end though.😔 Feels like you're there in person. Great performance.
Bloody shell amazing!
met bassist mark ibold at shrine records in the ? 90's he was a darned nice dude.
Met him twice and I can corroborate this. Just some dude. First time at a Battles show. NYC Summerstage 2008. I asked him how were they other guys doing. He actually said to me that Stephen was doing so good that he didn't need them. It was kind of a bummer statement. Exactly 2 summers later, I saw the reformed Pavement on that exact same fucking spot. 2010. I also met him quickly after a Sonic Youth gig when he was playing bass for them.
Thanks for posting.
Hey uploader! How can I buy you a beer for putting this piece of pure brilliance up? Just epic thanks so much!!!
hahaha... thanks for the comment.. It is weird that has not been taken down ..
too good OMG
Just perfect.
As it should be. Drive on Primavera 2022. We should all be so lucky.
Shame on me, I almost forgot how great In the Mouth a Desert is.
Great band
The Hexx is infinitely more interesting than what most people ever have to say. Even if it is warning you of some sort of imminent danger.
sad no one has ever heard of them really. Good band and hope they make it
Who are you calling no one pal? I'll have you know, that I'm indeed someone...
BEARING THAT SETS THE TONE & CASTS ANOTHER/ALTER SPECTRAL IMAGE!
i didnt know Seth Rogan played drums for Pavement
plus will ferrell on percussion... MORE TAMBOURINE!
lol he just started playing cowbell as well!
I gotta have more cowbell
me neither
I knew this comment would be here
beautiful
WOW, I cried at minute 23
grandissimi!!!
1:00:40 SM is the first professional I've ever seen actually use the rhythm circuit on a jazzmaster. (Or at least that's what I assume since he's switching back to the lead circuit at the timestamp.)
Sweet, mellow version of Spit on a Stranger
やっぱ、当たり前にカッコイイよね
Exactly!
Great version of Here at the end.
Dabblers of the miracle. And hard working
People who saw this were the luckiest people in the world...ohh Danishes....
Met em, all cool. Chicoooooooooooo, Duffy's
Fell good
hell.......yeah......
Really cool that Pavement got Dana Carvey to play the tambourine!
Clash lyrically meets The Beach Boys and Beatles. Peacefully bizarre and did it mostly in a time when everyone was trying to be heavy.
Not a lot of drummers can pull off the backing vocals..... but Seth Rogen really nails it.
How good was Stop Breathin
It was nice of Stephen to take a break from playing with the jicks and form this band of homeless people.
Uaaaaaaauuuuuuu
I know it's probably been spoken about but why is it so that bob looks like will ferrell and also plays a mean cowbell?