'dirty doll". photograph from here.
From the second disc of Pavement's 2004 re-release of "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain" - L.A's Desert Origins - featuring previously unreleased material which was subsequently rerecorded for their third album, "Wowee Zowee".
I met Steve Malkmus once on stage at a village hall in Belgium during Sonic Youth's "Dirty" tour. I did not like to inform him I generally considered "Slanted & Enchanted" a work of some genius. Modesty, and my woefully reserved Celtic temperament, absolutely forbade it. Besides. I was too busy looking up Kim Gordon's ass.
Sorry. Mrs. Thurston Moore's ass. The marital thang is still something of a novelty. I will get used to it. Fine asses always warrant serious reconsideration. Genuinely.
kim gordon by richard kern.Possibly recorded at 'Louder Than You Think', Stockton, California, 1993.
Engineered by Mark Venezia.
▼ PAVEMENT: PUEBLO (BEACH BOYS) from "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain (L.A.'s Desert Origins)" 2 x CD (Matador) 1994/2004 (US)
Engineered by Mark Venezia.
2 comments:
Can literally never get enough Pavement, and this is one track I never heard. Their re-releases might be the best, most interesting material of any group.
Well, yes. They were a superlative provider of the disjointed and fitfully disconnected. Like Beefheart meets the Monkees. Actually, The Ghosts were already ploughing a very similar furrow. I might have easily mentioned as much, but I was far too reticent and stoned.
Feeling in my trouser cuffs for amphetamines as we met the border guard.
You are not incorrect, Warden. Those deluxe Matador reissues set a fine template on how best to repackage a singular event.
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