Tone Deaf Records
Used - Pavement - Live Europaturnén MCMXCVII - LP
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This is a live album originally intended to be released in 1998.
It was released in 2008 as a bonus LP included with advance purchases of the Brighten The Corners: Nicene Creedence Ed. re-release, which itself was part of Matador Records' "Buy Early #6" promotion.
All songs, except for Stereo and Silence Kid, are (deliberately) misspelled or mistitled on this release.
Actual track titles:
A1 Father To A Sister Of Thought
A2 Shady Lane
A3 Silence Kid
A4 Stereo
A5 Type Slowly
A6 Blue Hawaiian
A7 Painted Soldiers
B1 Cut Your Hair
B2 Stop Breathing
B3 We Are Underused
B4 Loretta's Scars
B5 Fin
B6 Range Life
No exact recording dates are given. However, when you compare this release to 1997 FM broadcasts, it becomes clear that all tracks are recorded at Shepherds Bush Empire, London, 11 April 1997, except for track B5, recorded at the Lowlands Festival, Biddinghuizen, 22 August 1997. (The origin of tracks B2 and B4 is still unclear, although the first song definitely isn't from the London gig.)
It was released in 2008 as a bonus LP included with advance purchases of the Brighten The Corners: Nicene Creedence Ed. re-release, which itself was part of Matador Records' "Buy Early #6" promotion.
All songs, except for Stereo and Silence Kid, are (deliberately) misspelled or mistitled on this release.
Actual track titles:
A1 Father To A Sister Of Thought
A2 Shady Lane
A3 Silence Kid
A4 Stereo
A5 Type Slowly
A6 Blue Hawaiian
A7 Painted Soldiers
B1 Cut Your Hair
B2 Stop Breathing
B3 We Are Underused
B4 Loretta's Scars
B5 Fin
B6 Range Life
No exact recording dates are given. However, when you compare this release to 1997 FM broadcasts, it becomes clear that all tracks are recorded at Shepherds Bush Empire, London, 11 April 1997, except for track B5, recorded at the Lowlands Festival, Biddinghuizen, 22 August 1997. (The origin of tracks B2 and B4 is still unclear, although the first song definitely isn't from the London gig.)