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Perfect Sound Forever: The Story of Pavement Rob Jovanovic
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In spirit and execution and hooks, it instantly reminded me of Pavement's Perfect Sound Forever EP. Download Perfect Sound Forever: The Story of Pavement Create a book; Download as PDF; Printable version; Languages. Smith's quote on Pavement, and seeing what Malkmus has done over the ensuing 20 years (i.e. Of all the great band breakup stories my favorite has to be Pavement's, although I'm still sad that they did actually break up. If their source material is not childhood pain but instead a healthy disdain for popularity, conventional success and all things banal, well then we're talking about Pavement. Whether you call them Advanced Stop Lines and Advanced Stop Zones or prefer the more casual-sounding 'bike box', they all amount to the same thing: a piece of crap. So what's the moral of the story come the next morning: more hard work and the struggle to channel that vision given to us by our late night heroes, be they sly slackers or clear perfectionists. Perfect Sound Forever: The Story of Pavement book download. The story I'm trying to tell with “I” is of the band I saw live in the mid-to-late '90s. The road to Hell is paved with ASLs. Stephen Malkmus turned out to be a genius, 17 years later and it's been perfect sound forever. I recall seeing it a few times on the Terror Twilight tour, and I probably caught it on the Brighten the Corners tour as well. Check out the early renditions of “Mellow Jazz Docent” and “Home,” both of which eventually made it onto 1991's Perfect Sound Forever EP. Slay Tracks EP) played one of its first shows in 1989 on KDVS in Davis, California. And just as Pavement (and The Pixies, for that matter) did, I can see Surfer Blood turning "pro" and losing a lot of its charm. My indoctrination to Drag City in the early 90's probably correlated with SPIN Magazine's jean-creaming over Pavement's Perfect Sound Forever 10". Perfect Sound Forever: The Story of PavementBy Rob Jovanovic editorial.