Showing posts with label Pavement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pavement. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 May 2010

Pavement's first show at Brixton Academy


They played

'Silence Kit'
'Stereo'
'Frontwards'
'Box Elder'
'Father To A Sister of Thought'
'Unfair'
'Shady Lane'
'In The Mouth A Desert'
'Gold Soundz'
'Summer Babe'
'Grounded'
'Kennel District'
'Perfume-V'
'No Life Singed Her'
'Fight This Generation'
'Range Life'
'Two States'
'Trigger Cut'
'Starlings of the Slipstream'
'Spizzle Trunk'
'Spit On A Stranger'
'Elevate Me Later'
'Rattled By The Rush'
'Cut Your Hair'
'We Dance'
'Date w/ IKEA'
'Debris Slide'
'Give It A Day'
'Stop Breathin''
'Conduit For Sale!'
'Here'

WOWEE ZOWEE

Monday, 10 May 2010

Stop Breathing,Breathing for me now



Yes indeed i am seeing one of the most important bands of my life on May 10th at London Brixton Academy. Pavement are one of those bands from sound to art work i have just fell in love with and i am sure all who read and go to Out Of Step will feel the same for this band.They pretty much have sound-tracked my youth so this gig is simply epic! Plus Broken Social scene are on the bill.

I will be documenting the whole day and put a special post after the show. And Out Of Step zine *4 will have a nice spread about the show.

Everyday i will be posting my Favourite Pavement Videos till Thursday.We start with 'Spit on a Stranger' taken from their last studio L.P ' Terror Twilight'

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Setlist 12/10/08

It’s not all of it but half of what I could remember.

Richard Cartwright Played the following…

End of set

Here - Pavement

Rock And Roll [Live]-The Velvet Underground

Shine a Light - Wolf Parade

There Is A Light That Never Goes Out -The Smiths

The Guns of Brixton- The Clash

Alternative Ulster – Stiff Little Fingers

House of Jealous Lovers - The Rapture

C'mere - Interpol

Bull in the Heather - Sonic Youth

New Rose – The Dammed

Troubled mind – The Buff Medways

I’m a Target - No Age

Chamber – These New Puritans

1969 – Boards of Canada

Soon- My Bloody Valentine

One More Chance -Bloc Party

Party Hard -Pulp

Ever fallen in love?- The Buzzcocks

Who can say- The Horrors

Zombie Dance – The Cramps

Monkey Gone To Heaven - Pixies

I Wanna Be Adored-The Stone Roses

Just like honey-The Jesus and Mary chain

Watch the Tapes- LCD Soundsystem

Till The End Of The Day- The Kinks

The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song(With All Your Power)- The Flaming Lips

Horchata-Vampire Weekend

Over and Over - Hot Chip

Death to Los Campesinos! - Los Campesinos!

Mr Understanding - Pete And The Pirates

Bang - Blur

The Photos on My Wall - Good Shoes

Trust vs Mistrust -Spinto Band

Liar-Royal Trux

Rebel Rebel – David Bowie

Footprints - Bill Callahan

We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful- Morrissey

Boneless – The Notwist

Lucky Number Nine- The Moldy Peaches

Queen Of The Troubled Teens - Idlewild

They Took A Vote And Said No- Sunset Rubdown

Florida -Modest Mouse

All The Kings Men - Wild Beasts

Young Adult Friction - The Pains of Being Pure at Heart

Human Behaviour – Bjork

Breathe- A Place to Bury Strangers

The Kids (Laugh Out Loud)- Lovvers

House clouds- Liars

Graveyard Girl- M83

Bastards of Young - The Replacements

Drumming Song- Florence & the Machine

Actor out of work- St Vincent

Lost In The Plot- The Dears

Don't Lie - Abe Vigoda

The Tree With The Lights In It - High Places

Wild Bore – Mika Miko

Lust for life-Girls

Dead Set on Destruction-Hüsker Dü

My Kind Of Soldier-Guided By Voices

Province- TV On the radio-

What’s a Girl to do? – Bat For Lashes

Going Nowhere – Cut Copy

Fences- Phoenix

The District Sleeps Alone- The Postal Service

Physic City - YACHT

The Stars in autumn - Epic45

Island- The XX

Bright Tomorrow – Fuck Buttons

Cryptograms- Deerhunter

There’s a ghost in my house- The Fall

1517-The Whitest Boy Alive

To Clean- Woods

Detroit, Lift Up Your Weary Head! - Sufjan Stevens

Canada- Why?/Themselves

Beginning of set



Friday, 18 September 2009

Starlings of the Slipstream



You may have heard recently that Pavement are to re-form for a World tour next year.
This has to be with-out doubt possibly the best news i have ever read in my entire life while scrolling through the pages on Pitchfork website. According to the site their gigs over in the States have sold out with-in minutes,so no doubt the UK show's will do the same.
If you have no clue of the pure genius of the band you should start checking them out as soon as you read this.
Here are a few Videos of the Lo-fi kings