Pavement - Live - July 14, 1999 - In The Mouth Of A Desert

Live from the Terror Twilight tour. @ Showbox in Seattle, WA - July 14, 1999

Setlist:

In The Of Mouth A Desert
Speak See Remember
Spit On A Stranger
Date With IKEA
The Hexx
Box Elder
Folk Jam
Billie
Major Leagues
Shady Lane
Cream Of Gold
Platform Blues
We Dance
Harness Your Hopes
Stereo
You Are A Light
Summer Babe

ENCORE

Gold Soundz
Killing Moon
Sinister Purpose
Debris Slide

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• pavement
• stephen malkmus
• mark ibold
• spiral stairs
• live
• bob nastanovich

[Oldshirt]

Finding old Pavement shows is a prime example of what makes the internet great. I could take or leave Facebook.... But old, live Pavement... Word.

[Colace06]

Such a good live version of this song great way to open a show too. Overall this show off the slow century dvd is amazing they play a really good kick ass set.

[mpbwcde]

@Colace06 what century dvd? where can i buy it?

[headman844]

Does Malkmus ever use a pick or only his fingers? It looks like he may be using his fingers here. I don't know how the hell you'd tremolo pick with your fingers though.

[kiely]

this a great recording of a great band doing a great song ... thanks

[Oldshirt]

@kiely Some members? They lost one. Gary Young. Malkmus, Ibold, Kannberg, and Nastanovich played on every single pavement recording. And yeah... I got a salad from Gary during the Slanted and Enchanted tour. So I've followed them a bit myself.

[kiely]

@Oldshirt

i'm not sure what you mean by the pass/aggress comment and i'm sorry if i misspoke. i'm a huge fan and have been one since "Slanted". i'm just saying they barely existed as a band after '95 as they lost members and screwed up the few tours they did. this show is part of the last tour ... the two Pavement releases before this were basically Malkmus solo records and certainly not Pavement records like the ... wait for it ... old Pavement!

[Oldshirt]

Thumbs up if you'd like to enjoy Pavement without harassment from passive aggressive I-knew-them-first-and-better-t­han-you faux hipsters. The revolution starts now!!!

[Oldshirt]

@kiely You're funny (and off topic...). The bottom line is... That any and all pavement is 'old' pavement. And they broke up when they broke up. 'Kinda fallen apart' is not 'Actually fallen apart'.... Know what I mean. AND OMG Slanted was released in '92!? I. Had. No. Idea. Passive-aggressive much?

[kentuckychromedesign]

Where did this come from? This is awesome.

[kiely]

@Oldshirt

Slanted was released in '92. OK, i'll give you that this video documents the last tour (before the reunion) of a band that had, for the most part, already kinda fallen apart after the '95 LaLa tour.