Wowee Zowee special edition (2 Viewers)

[Wheels]

My favourite Pavement album. I've heard a lot of the extras before but I think I'll splurge on this one.

Out Nov 7th.

DISC ONE.
01 We Dance
02 Rattled by the Rush
03 Black Out
04 Brinx Job
05 Grounded
06 Serpentine Pad
07 Motion Suggests Itself
08 Father to a Sister Of Thought
09 Extradition
10 Best Friend's Arm
11 Grave Architecture
12 AT & T
13 Flux = Rad
14 Fight This Generation
15 Kennel District
16 Pueblo
17 Half a Canyon
18 Western Homes
19 Sordid [previously unreleased Wowee Zowee session outtake]
20 Brink of the Clouds [Rattled by the Rush b-side]
21 False Skorpion [Rattled by the Rush b-side]
22 Easily Fooled [Rattled by the Rush b-side]
23 Kris Kraft [Father to a Sister of Thought b-side]
24 Mussle Rock [Father to a Sister of Thought b-side]
25 Give It a Day [Pacific Trim EP
26 Gangsters & Pranksters [Pacific Trim EP
27 Saganaw [Pacific Trim EP
28 I Love Perth [Pacific Trim EP
29 Sentinel [previously unreleased Wowee Zowee session outtake]


DISC TWO
01 Sensitive Euro Man [I Shot Andy Warhol soundtrack]
02 Stray Fire [previously unreleased Wowee Zowee session outtake]
03 Fight This Generation [recorded March 3, 1994 at Hilversum, Holland]
04 Easily Fooled [recorded March 3, 1994 at Hilversum, Holland]
05 Soul Food [Wowee Zowee jam session w/Doug Easley on piano]
06 It's a Hectic World [from Homage to Descendents tribute album]
07 Kris Kraft [BBC in-studio; Steve Lamacq Evening Session, March 15, 1995]
08 Golden Boys/Serpentine Pad [BBC in-studio; Steve Lamacq Evening Session, March 15, 1995]
09 Painted Soldiers [BBC in-studio; Steve Lamacq Evening Session, March 15, 1995]
10 I Love Perth [BBC in-studio; Steve Lamacq Evening Session, March 15, 1995]
11 Dancing With the Elders [from Medusa Cyclone/Pavement split 7"]
12 Half a Canyon [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
13 Best Friend's Arm [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
14 Brink of the Clouds/Candylad [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
15 Unfair [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
16 Eaily Fooled [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
17 Heaven Is a Truck [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
18 Box Elder [live; Wireless JJJ Radio, Australia, July 7, 1994]
19 No More Kings [from Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks comp]
20 Painted Soldiers [from Kids in the Hall in Brain Candy soundtrack]
21 We Dance (alternate mix) [previously unreleased Wowee Zowee session outtake]

 

[nEiLo]

my favourite too.
Father to a Sister Of Thought is amazing

 

[snakybus]

my fave too

 

[Pantone247]

what they said

 

[JohnnyRaz]

my fave too

have to buy this for old times sake. pavements best id reckon.
had it on cassette but machine ate it. Reckon the gods of fate musnt like indie.....

 

[Ciarán R]

i think it's the only pavement album i don't have (hangs head in shame....)
this should be a chance to rectify that - loved kennel district on this particularly

 

[Flux]

Crooked > Slanted > Wowee

 

[Stan Bowles]

Jesus look what you've done now wheels, you've opened up the whole 'best pavement record' can of worms.

What are they now, yearly? Bi-Yearly? Quarterly?

 

[Flux]

Sorry!

I've had many's the debate on this meself. Still looking forward to the reissue tho.

Lock the thread.

 

[billygannon]

Most Pavement extras are usually rubbish.

The DVD is great. Brings a tear to my brown eye.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

The bestest.

Got six votes in the Pavement poll last year.

 

[Charlie Bucket]

that'll be the end of it then tho - there can't be any more worth unreleased stuff. they started losin it with brighten the corners and the less said about terror twishite the better! crooked it better than wowee i reckon - less flab!

 

[Flux]

The stats seem to validate my claim so.

 

[telford collier]

If it wasn't for K-ROCK no one would have ever heard of Pavement

 

[Flux]

They were getting rave reviews months before their debut album came out. I think they might have come to a lot of people's attention without the assistance of one radio station. John Peel was probably spinnin' em long before KROQ anyhoo.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

They were getting rave reviews months before their debut album came out. I think they might have come to a lot of people's attention without the assistance of one radio station. John Peel was probably spinnin' em long before KROQ anyhoo.

yep
Peel had been playing them early on.

The Wedding Present's cover of Box Elder was released in February 1990 too - early days.

 

[c0De_n1NjA]

Jesus look what you've done now wheels, you've opened up the whole 'best pavement record' can of worms.

What are they now, yearly? Bi-Yearly? Quarterly?

your ma is Bi-Yearly.

 

[kings lead hat]

have to buy this for old times sake. pavements best id reckon.

sorry but no no and no way

westing and slanted and watery are way better
i got the crooked rain spec edition which is pretty sweet

Loads of tunes on it no live stuff

 

[chutneyfarmer]

that'll be the end of it then tho - there can't be any more worth unreleased stuff. they started losin it with brighten the corners and the less said about terror twishite the better! crooked it better than wowee i reckon - less flab!

brighten the corners is prob my second most favourite pavement album after wowee zowee! took ages to grow on me mind you. loads of great songs on it!!! would listen to it over crooked rain crooked rain any day !ninjaaaa

 

[telford collier]

They were getting rave reviews months before their debut album came out. I think they might have come to a lot of people's attention without the assistance of one radio station. John Peel was probably spinnin' em long before KROQ anyhoo.

Joke. the guy on the dvd from kroq? the funny part?