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  • It's like coming home ...

  • @Margatroid is that an insult to this song or cakes?

  • "If I could settle down, then I would settle down.."

  • This song is like Cake's "Rock and Roll Lifestyle" if it were more boring and gay.

  • @Margatroid I think you've got that reversed, bud.

  • Scott Weiland and the De Leos gave this video thumbs down.

  • This band is fking awesome. 

  • HIPSTERS...........GATHER

  • Hah, I totally forgot that they used to have censorship like that.

  • @EctInc: I guess the "censorship" was added by Pavement themselves.....

  • @MrSKINFLICK what makes you think that?

  • @EctInc:I wrote i guess it,not that i´m convinced.But parodies of censorship have a long tradition in rock´n´roll.There is a version of"All Over Your Face"by gay rapper Cazwell here on YT which is"censored"+one which is not censored.Either he did it for strategy reason or he wanted to mock about U.S.censorship.Most Europeans+other parts of the world laugh about Anglo-Saxon four letter words on TV/radio(+the prude reactions to them),we don´t have them+hope they will never be introduced.

  • @EctInc:But we´re quite aware in Europe,that certain Americans like to use"fuck"etc.with lots of pleasure,as long as there is no media man with a microphone in sight.Now this is a very hypocritical attitude,that the word is used in everyday life, but they don´t want to hear it on TV/radio so that the oh so sensible youngsters(who can hear it often from adults in everyday life)don´t get"seduced"to use it.

    Of course the word is also very rarely used on European TV,but it is not prohibited.

  • @MrSKINFLICK That's a very interesting point. I agree, there's a lot of hypocritical puritans on this side of the pond (granted, at least in my area we get a lot of fucks on the radio. depends on the station, obviously). But I think that might not be the reason, because the bleep wasn't on the album.

  • @EctInc:

    I watched it in the 90s first (120 minutes, English MTV, which was aired in Germany)+at that time the bleep was also already on the video track ! Who knows, i only thought so, because Pavement have such a bizarre humor anyway. But MTV back then wasn´t so prude about fucks, they often featured a comedian named Dennis Leary with "anarchic" clips of several minutes, deriding pathetic rock+rap musicians with sharp satire & his noisy band + his videos had enough four letter words...

  • I--They don't have any function.

  • Is it the indie rock anthem or it's just me?

  • @LP4ever13 one of the greatest!

  • why did you censor it?

  • I wish they were still together!! Or just go back in time and see them live. ahh!

  • Road trippin' through the Nevada desert listening to Crooked Rain. Good times.

  • Ho shit, some many memories on this song... that almost makes me cry...

  • I was in highschool when "Crooked Rain x 2" came out. Still stands the test of time. This song and "Don't Go Back To Rockville" by REM and "Driving on 9" by the Breeders would complement each other well on a mix tape.

  • This is the only Pavement song I like. There's never been any other band that I only liked one song and then everything else was a drop off.

  • reminds me of built to spill

  • Does the fruit eating, hair stroaking, dominatrix shenanigans of mark Ibold and Stephen Malkmus make anyone else feel like giving gay a go??. Or is it just me??

  • one of animal collective's inspirations

  • @JakeBasketball443 an inspiration to almost every decent indie rock group in the last decade really

  • Fu.ck off Billy, you poser ass mother fucker. Try bustin' a kick flip on your Santa Cruz board then get back at us.

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  • fuckin love this song

  • unfortunately, this audio quality is brutal. love the video though!

  • @RB26EH well isn't pavement classified in Lo Fi ? would explain

  • @taurtue not this lo fi :p

  • I love the yayyyaahhh yayyyaahhh yayyyaahhh at 4:00. This song really kicks ass.

  • FUCK

  • The things i would do to see pavement live again...

  • I don't think the point of including the Smashing Pumpkins and STP was to directly insult them. I think he was just trying to capture the "youth" spirit at the time and those were two very-well liked and popular bands of the early 90s, so they fit perfectly.

  • hm.. what's the meaning of the word "range" here actually?

  • The yrer American and they call themselves "Pavement?"

    They should be called Sidewalk

  • @gogolplex74 you're not exactly a "smart" person, are you?

  • YO. Check out my band at this channel. We write our own songs, have a grungy sound, and are a legit good band.

  • Why the censorship ? We can handle the word fuck, we're not infants

  • @g7txu

    'fuck' can give us cancer....

  • nirvana openly copied the pixes,who began in 1983

  • I still like the Smashing Pumpkins and Pavement though... Their whole feud is entertaining to me haha

  • they accused the Pumpkins for selling out.. which is kinda stupid because if it wasn't for Nirvana, who made alternative music big in the first place, Sonic Youth, Radiohead, The Pixies and Pavement wouldn't big as they are. You'd never ever hear their songs on the radio or on MTV if Nirvana never hit it big. It was more important for Pavement to define themselves by their "status" in what genre they were in. that's the mistake they've made. Its so narrow minded to confined themselves like that.

  • @sepptonia You obviously do since your on their video, nice argument brains. Also nice spelling of "faggits"

  • Wasn't there a better version? With a Nordic chick and alot asphalt and cars? What happened to that?

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  • Stheno & Euryale are worth checking if you like this

  • Pavement makes my speakers smile. Sounds corny but it's true. (Coulda said ears but everybody knows ears can't smile.)

  • I pray to the pavement gods that they will come to Louisville some day.

  • hey thats me at 3:04

  • oh god nostalgiaing hard

  • 3:59 Woody harrelson??

  • stephen malkmus has always reminded me of a rad charlie sheen

  • What a great band.

  • I totally get liking the pumpkins if your in your teens... I feel sorry for you if your still listening to them in your 20's and 30's

  • @pugghead Im in my early 20s and i still listen to the smashing pumpkins i even have have a smashing pumpkins tac on my arm. My brother in his late 20s also listens to the smashing pumpkins. I feel sorry for you it doesn't matter what age you are to like great music, hell i still listen to my first Kid Rock CD. Don't put music into age groups you might miss out on something worth your wild to listen to.

  • @pretty23garbage maybe it's just that billy corgan is a compete nutter now then..

  • Lol...the 90s. Less class than the 80s but damn find music

  • Brights eyes? Listen to all that Saddle Creek crap?

    This is Pavement, no one needs Bright Eyes. after they find Pavement.

  • my mum sings better

    

  • @poppy1914 FUCK OFF PORK CHOP.

  • meh, not so impressed

  • A scientific research has recently proved that music gives us the same pleasure as orgasms. Well, this song is the orgasm that Charlize Theron would give me

  • @Tunnelzzzzz

    But that's not true.  Idiot.

  • @ihavekankles have more sex, bro

  • @Tunnelzzzzz

    So why do you make stuff up? There is no scientific evidence that listening to music gives us the same pleasure as an orgasm. And what has me having more sex got to do with it? Will having more sex suddenly make your total BS comments on Youtube more true? Nope.

  • @ihavekankles LOL i love Youtube professors...so funny!

  • @Tunnelzzzzz

    Calm down buddy no need to get a boner you faggot.

  • @ihavekankles go and fuck a car exhaust you fucking jerk-off

  • @Tunnelzzzzz You sure about that?

  • @Tunnelzzzzz lol nigga

  • @Tunnelzzzzz Let's not get carried away there with the pseudo science. I think I know EXACTLY the study you're referring to and it compared the dopamine release associated with feeling chills while listening to music to dopamine release during sex. No one said anything about the overall experience being akin to a big O.

  • @ashayk Oh come on that was just a comment supposed to be funny to get thumnbs up ,I'm not a scientist and I'm not trying or pretending to be one.

  • thumbs up if you can spot the creeper at 0:23

  • @JimB0SLicE1 "thumbs up" if it's retarded as hell to say "thumbs up" for stupid unimportant comments. If people like you comment they'll up thumb that shit. Don't get desperate. Listen to the jams man.

  • @fuckshitupish no praablem, just given people sumthin to giggle at ;) love life

  • Damn, i thought this video was gonna be about that hot 90s girl in the beginning :(

  • The chorus sends shivers through my spine every time I listen to it. It takes me to a different place.

  • :30 Real Skateboards

  • MTV alternative - a few years before Viacom killed it.

  • ...they're foxy to me, are they foxy to you?...

  • ugh censorship

  • Its crazy to think that I met Scott when I was just a kid at his Dads house. My father and his worked together and its nuts to me because you never think people that you've met in life will become rock stars.

  • I can't help but laugh during the beep

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  • That beep completely ruined the song for me. Was that your decision @joncabra , or was the video you found already censored?

  • BEEP

  • Fuck how i met your mother

  • @lightsincproductions fuck your mother

  • But did you hear about Blue Zoltan getting fired?

  • hahahahah@2:31 cup toss!!!! this song brings back mammaries.....memories 2. pavement rules!

  • It kind of reminds me of a Sparklehorse song.

  • Quite possibly my favourite Pavement song. It is ever so masterfully off-key, but that is part of it charm. There was always something off-kilter about Pavement, but they made it work. Wrong yet right. Love it :-)

  • I'm all for bands like bright eyes doing that off key shit, but this is almost painful to listen to... It's not quirky and fun, it's just a guy who has no business ever singing! I can fart into a microphone and it would sound like angels weeping in comparison!

  • don't worry, we're in no hurry!!!!!

    i love this band. they may be off key but you know what...

    life is off key.

  • @spence9302 Amen brother! lol I think that the off key bit adds to the songs appeal..... :-)

  • Love ever!!!

  • saw these boys play in Bristol in early 90's...superb....my housemate at the time (Dan Bear) loved them.......what an album CROOKED RAIN

  • ugh make someone else sing it next time

  • Pfft, they sold out.

  • @Thanquee Bands like this cant sell out, its low-fi, indie, almost crap, its good, but its not sell out music

  • soundcloud/eunuchorn

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  • oooo, naughty, at 3:53 he said "beep"!

  • ventures+velvet underground=pavement

  • Saw them many times but by far the best show was at the Warfield in SF when they opened for Sonic Youth. I think it was one of Ibold's first shows. He was in the audience with a couple friends before backstage and he was so nervous. Man, if I would have known I was part of a revolution I would have paid more attention.

  • This is my first time ever listening to pavement and lets just say.. its definitely not going to be the last! :)

  • If I could settle downnnn....

  • SOOOOOOOO GOOOD LOL HAHA

  • wow. everyone talks about this band being so creative and inovative. but they suck. they suck so much.

  • @MrCrowley1018 Ah no, dude YOU suck!

  • @musicvision31 wow, I never thought of it that way. I mean, they sound like a more lazy version of the grateful dead, minus the drugs (the only thing that makes the band tolorable) they gets hyped up by pitchfork and hipsters sucking their dick, but wow. I suck. you sure showed me

  • @MrCrowley1018 Yeah, you say that the band suck so get the hell out of here...

  • @MrCrowley1018 You do suck.

  • @MrCrowley1018 Its ok little one. One day it will make sense...Or maybe it wont. I used to hate Sonic Youth...I was much like you...You're an idiot.

  • the music sounds a little like the grateful dead.

  • stephen malkmus is too fucking cool for youtube

  • omg haven't heard this forever, thanks for putting it up. Been looking for Jesus is a truck by them forever too

  • gary young once hugged me accidentally

  • seen live a few down here in oz and have always enjoyed a quiet pipe while listening to pavement, nicely said Jackfetter im 35 and still loisten to pavement, archers, sebadoh, dino jr, swervedriver and many other 90's bands and its good to see that you the young blokes are recognising real tunes

  • What the fuck is this crap.

  • Why do they talk shit on talented people in this song? I liked it up until I heard the part about Smashing Pumpkins.

  • @Malingo25 yeh i felt the same. Really diggin the song then the 3rd-5th time i played the album caught that lyric..but-we dont know. Some of the Pumpkins were deep in heroin at the time- corrupts most peoples' behavior...& Corgan does seem a bit snotty at times...I could see them acting like douchebags to some garage band they look down upon. I still love both bands.i dont need to choose.. According to Kim Deal,Black Frances was a shithead- I still love both the Pixies & the Breeders. I'm free.

  • just thinking about the fact that I got to see this live brings tears to my eyes. I am so lucky.

  • 3.42

    I see they've got a portacabin next to Oasis. Pretty cool.

  • this song somehow reminds me of desolation row.

  • Was a time when this, along with a lot of other Pavement songs, sounded really great to me. Somehow times have changed, or I have. I don't hate them, but I find it pretty boring, and it is hard to hear whatever it was that grabbed me back then. Maybe I'll hear it again next year.

  • the first time a listened to this song i said "ok, good", but its nice when you discover a song the 3rd time you listen to it... or the 33rd, finally you understand why they play that way. You dont know which is the next song that will surprise you, cause you have maybe listened to it 20 times and have seen nothing in it, and suddenly you are signing it and wondering "what is the name of this song???"

  • Malkmus is probably the greatest lyricist of all time.

    Pavement is so misunderstood and underestimated, they could have been so much more. But hey they are the best kept secret in history.

    They have changed my life forever, something no other band has done or will ever do besides Pavement. Saw them on reunion, unfucking believable

    Im only 17.

    heres a shout out to all you aging 90's kids that have lost all hope in good music.

  • @JackFetter11 why thank you kiddo!

  • @JackFetter11 amen to that! im 15. and youre real lucky to have gotten to see them! :D

  • @JackFetter11 In due time

  • @JackFetter11 Well said man. I can tell you wrote this while listening to Range Life.

  • @JackFetter11 you my friend have put some hope back into me

  • @JackFetter11

    I feel/believe exactly the same !!

  • @JackFetter11 :O How could you say that? Isaac Brooke is the greatest lyricist of all time, but Malkmus is a close second place.

  • @Happymealify Isaacs good but Malkums has him beat. I'd have to say my favorite lyricist is David Bazan though. Check out his band Pedro the Lion, theyre a pretty good indie band. (I'm not trying to advertise )

  • @DemonicMuffinMan Well, everyone has their own opinion. If you think Malkmus is better than Isaac then I will respect you on your opinion. Ill check out that band. Thanks you for the discussion and the new band you have introduced me to!

  • @JackFetter11 Malkimus greatest? Search Art of life lyrics. Just writing lyrics and not interconnected them with the song (melody) is without emotion, without purpose and will remain boring and gray.

    There're ton of other lyrics and composers whose purpose is far greater than any of the lyrics written by Malkmus.

  • @c1k4ml3kc3 SM's lyrics just really really strike me, we are all entitled to our favorite lyricist, i was just stating my opinion.

  • @c1k4ml3kc3 Isaac Brock is in my opinion the greatest lyricist of all time.

  • @Happymealify You see, when someone says "of all Time" as if they were present during all that time in combination to every single lyrics writer that was born, is alive or will be born - I disagree with you, and I disagree strongly. Maybe best FOR you, but not overall best in all world, time et cetera.

  • @c1k4ml3kc3 It also depends on the criteria. The only problem with judging on "best of" is that it is pretty subjective. Isaac Brock may not be first place for everyone, but im sure he would be somewhere on the list if there was a list of 100 best lyricists. It all depends on opinion even when judging the best. Also. Im pretty sure that Isaac would be at least in the top 20 on most lists. As stated before it all depends on the criteria and even then it still depends on opinion.

  • @Happymealify |It's pretty much like a beauty contest. When someone defines most beautiful female, than we may talk about what are "the best" lyrics.

    Any criteria's not good enough. It's just a perception that matters here. Regards

  • @JackFetter11 Hahaha apparently that sentiment applies to more people than I would have thought

  • @JackFetter11 Heard

  • @JackFetter11

    Dude I am in the exact same boat. What the hell are we going to do. No other band will ever mean the same thing to me. The world will never see another man like Stephen Malkmus. I also saw them on the reunion, it was fanflippingtastic. Im 16 and I get nostalgic watching old footage of them and I most likely wasnt even alive or was a baby when it was recorded. I will be listening to them my entire life.

  • @eloiseplesser Word dude. I would go absolutely ballistic watching those old videos.

    You could not have said it better, i feel the same way. SM is a genius, and my hero. They will always be apart of me.

    What show did you see them at?

  • @eloiseplesser I think you and JackFetter11 should listen to Bright Eyes.

  • @eheffelf i think you should listen to Beck, because Beck is a better lyricist than Conor Oberst. Bright Eyes their shit is to wimpy.

  • @JackFetter11 i'm 15. and i fucking hate the pop culture's depiction of good music. i'm in love with this kinda music (pixies, dinosaur jr, pavement, etc...) and i completely understand everything you say.

  • @JackFetter11 jack im an aging 90's kid and your post almost brought a tear to my eye man, thank you

  • Goddamnit, I'm becoming a hipster and can't stop it. Pavement's too good.

  • SP and Pavement toured together?????? OH MY GOD THAT'S AWESOME! They should really do that again some time that would be awesome!

  • Run from the pigs, the fuzz, the cops, the heat

  • i want a time machine. but i dont want to go back in 1700, 1990 is just so fine

  • Now ALL you......... Pavement fans NEED TO GO FIND uk 80s band =FELT.. whole put out 10 albums FROM 1980 onwards.....FELT should be held as the number one godfathers of INDIE ROCK N ROLL..............and pavement and all the others bands from around the planet should kiss the feet of FELT forever

  • @envane The bands you mention are for the steel-brained and aesthetically monotonous, which comes to the same thing in your case. Cf. "Die for Metal"

  • I have the feeling Pavement is one of those bands that I should have been listening to all these years, even though I'm just barely finding out about them.

  • That lady with the lunch kit must be trying to tell us something profound about the human condition.

  • @envane your a faggot

  • @envane you didn't even spell Faggot right you faggot.

  • The way he looks at that female fan at 1.40 is priceless.

  • @envane The lead singer of Slayer is gay, everyone knows that fag.

  • holy shit. the crowd at 0:43

  • SP and STP way better than Pavement. A milestone better

  • i listened to this song high. It was awesome!