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    Meeting Malkmus – a Pavement podcast

    Meeting Malkmus – a Pavement Podcast is an obsessive and exhaustive deep-dive into the songs of the seminal '90s indie rock band Pavement. Working in chronological order according to the date of release, your host jD, takes a song-by-song trip through the Stockton, California group's catalog, from their very first track – You're Killing Me – through their five full-length albums and EPs, including 1992 classic "Slanted & Enchanted," their 1994 breakthrough "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain" and their 1999 swan song "Terror Twilight." In each episode, jD hyper-focuses on one song, describing its sound, deconstructing its lyrics and detailing its context, including cool stories from the band's heyday. The goal of the show is twofold: Fold #1: To help others fully appreciate the works of the world’s greatest indie rock band, and Fold #2: to someday, perhaps meet the podcast's namesake – Stephen Malkmus.

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    MMT50 - 250 Jan 08, 2024
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    jD is back and he's sitting with Chris chatting about the number 50 track on the Pavement Top 50.Track 2:[0:16] Hey, it's JD here, and welcome to the Meeting Malcomus Top 50 for Seminole Indie Rock Band, Pavement.Week over week, we're going to count down the 50 essential pavement tracks that you picked.How will your favorite track fare in the ranking?Wait and see. You'll need to tune in or whatever the podcast equivalent of tuning in is to get that information.Each week, we'll also invite a guest to not only discuss the track, but also to share their Pavement Origins story.So there's that. This week, we're joined by my friend Chris.Chris, how the fuck are you doing?Track 4:[1:02] I'm very well, thank you, JD. It's a big honor to be on your program.Program but you're a pavement scholar uh and i i've been listening for a while so uh yeah this is great that's great yeah we're gonna have some fun yeah yeah yeah yeah but doing goodyou all right i'm great man i'm great i'm i'm raring at the chopping at the bit to get to number one, and here we are here we are like way at the beginning with number 50 oh my gosh, ashso um let's talk a little bit about you how long have you been uh well like what's your pavement origin story right so um i i remember seeing the the record cover in a really cool recordshop in the town where i used to live which is bournemouth okay back back when and i'm talking talking about slanted i don't i probably don't pronounce it right because i know you dofrom.[2:07] And um i sort of was looking at it it looked really weird interesting um my mate ben he bought it and he said um right we're going to go on we were going on a school trip orsomething and he had a tape of it so um you know home taping and all that and i'd put it in my um you know cassette player and by i don't know 20 seconds in that was it i was i supposebefore that i'd listened to, the stone roses and the happy mondays were probably like my sort of favorite bands and then uh yeah and and i was pretty young then and then uh um nirvanawas sort of they were there but i i felt very differently when i heard pavement to how i heard nirvana i don't know uh pavement did something different to my brain tell me more aboutthat, Well, it's just the lyrics, I suppose. The energy lyrics and the drumming.Gary's drumming is just absolutely unbelievable.Track 3:[3:24] It's like tribal or something, isn't it?Track 4:[3:26] I don't know. I never really thought of it as tribal.It just doesn't sound like anything else, really. like he crammed so much in and he plays sort of little melodic uh riffs and and bits that really seem to go well with the singing yeah umwhether that was just pure fluke or what i don't know uh, but i read somewhere that steve would sort of say you know he'd be talking to gary during the.[3:58] Process of recording and basically be like saying like rock out now and all that kind of stuff um so he was giving him some sort of pointers like this bit because some of those earlysongs are the same three chords or whatever right over and over again but it doesn't sound like that because the the lyrics and the drumming and the guitar solos just make it so so muchmore if you and i still haven't tired of of any of that music um so yeah they were kind of like a band that i latched onto and thought yeah this is my band if you see what i mean yeahabsolutely did you get to see them live in the heyday um yeah well uh yeah i've seen them live quite a few times i didn't see them live when slanted came out because i was probably alittle bit um young to go to, maybe some of the places they were playing i don't really know but anyway i didn't and then and then saw them on the tour for...[5:02] Bright bright in the corners and i met i met them on that tour and i was a disgusting drunken mess so uh but i've talked to i've since apologized and talked to to bob about that and uhagain and he was like no it's fine don't worry about it but at the time i was like oh no i met met my favorite band and i was a fucking idiot you know but uh it happens didn't it um but yeahwe we kind of just launched ourselves at the little barrier and it just gave, and we just went, went round onto the stage and, and round, round the back and had a good chat to him.I don't know for how long, but it seemed like a, probably outstayed our welcome.Track 3:[5:43] Oh, I think they're used to it. I think they're used to it.Track 4:[5:46] Like they gave us a beer and stuff and they were very patient with, with these strange drunk boys around him.So yeah, um marvelous marvelous band and yeah still a huge fan saw him last year where when we met up in porto uh saw him in london um then and see him to the first roundhouseshow right yeah yeah it was, pretty noisy and sludgy yeah it's great and um richard dawson uh opened that one i don't know know if you know his work i don't know oh he's really goodum and steve was sort of singing his praises um during the pavement set um which was really cool and i've seen steve a bunch of times i saw and i've seen pavement a bunch of othertimes as well um steve the best one was is uh The solo one he did in London for the Groove Denied tour.Track 3:[6:54] So good. I went to that tour as well.Track 4:[6:56] Yeah. It's like, yeah, it was blown away. Me too.You could get pretty close and see what he was up to.And he looked like he was having a good time. So one-man band style.Track 3:[7:11] He couldn't hide behind anybody, you know, because he was front and center on that tour, him and his MacBook, right? Right, like it was him and that blue guitar, that blue, I don'tknow even know what kind of guitar it was that he was playing.Track 4:[7:23] Wasn't it?Track 3:[7:23] It was a hollow body though, wasn't it?Track 4:[7:26] Yeah. Wasn't it? That is, is that I forget her name.There's a good songwriter. All right. It'll come to me after this.I don't know. But if you, if you look up that guitar, I think it's made by somebody quite famous.Track 3:[7:41] Somebody is listening to this right now and screaming it into their, into their headphones.Track 4:[7:45] Bloody dick. I should have done it.Track 3:[7:47] Yeah.Track 4:[7:48] Um, but yeah, uh, that show was just the best. Yeah. That was really, really good.Um, it's funny because you went off on a tangent then i don't know i don't know where we started or where we've ended but that's the game baby lifeline fan is the summary and uh yeah isort of.[8:08] Collected and bought things all the way along um and i'm just looking forward to whatever happens next really yeah i mean uh i listened to your interview with spiral and he wassaying about out that singles box that'd be quite quite a nice thing if you if you've got a record player yeah i wonder what's going to be in that like it says the seven inch collection but likearen't they already out on vinyl like or some of them just some of them are hard to get um so yeah i think if you're if you're sort of collecting the seven inches you probably yeah youprobably need to part with a bit of cash now for like uh certainly the first one i mean well will those come with it do you think like slate tracks and demolition plot what if it's the singlesthen it i don't know oh do you do you count those as different releases like i don't know i don't know because it's like weird because perfect sound forever is a 10 inch right yeah so itwouldn't be on there so it won't be so you wouldn't be i have that and i have demolition plot but i don't have uh slay tracks oh i've got them look hold on i'm gonna move my i'm gonnamove my camera because i built.[9:21] You've got it for it yeah that's a beauty.[9:26] Even the insets and everything, it's just so much mystery and stuff like that.And when they came out as well, you didn't know really what they looked like.There was lots of little whisperings and weird fanzines that we'd buy and pick up and send off for.And there'd just be like a little review about pavement and it just added to the mystery. So they seem to have weirdly retained that, even though they're really not mysterious guys in a lotof ways. They will answer any question.Track 3:[9:58] They really will. But still, they managed to be… To cultivate this sort of clandestine… People are still interested, yeah.Track 4:[10:07] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, yeah.Track 3:[10:10] So what do you think it is that makes them… and I'm going to go out on a limb here and say they're more popular in the UK than they are even in the USA.What, if that is true, why do you think that is true?Like, why did you guys adopt them so heartily?Track 4:[10:30] I don't think it was a conscious decision to be honest. It was just, yeah, it was just instant.Track 3:[10:36] You guys know music better.Track 4:[10:37] I don't know. Maybe it was just because, maybe it was because, you know, the press here, certain people in the press may have warmed to them right so fewer people fewer peoplefewer outlets but i think more than that it was just an irresistible sound to to begin with and you know it's i suppose in a basic way they were a culmination of a lot of bands that real musicmusic fans dug, like the Velvet Underground and The Fall.Dylan-esque in some of the lyrical sort of things and people don't just like those kinds of bands a little bit they they love them and that's a good point um and then they had influence frombands like faust and can and again maybe beefheart the kinks my blade valentine it It was a lot of stuff that, yeah, people aren't just a little bit into.They're mad fanatics for those kind of bands.And yeah, that's what I think might have happened.Track 3:[11:50] Yeah. Yeah, I think you're right. I think John Peel.Track 4:[11:53] I'll answer the question in any way at all. Oh my God, yeah, absolutely. I just got off on my head.Track 3:[11:59] Hey, man.Track 4:[12:00] Yeah, John Peel as well. John Peel was huge and a lot of people I knew would tune in to his shows.And, you know, if there was a pavement session on, it would be on, on the Saturday night and you'd go in and to school and, and people would be talking about it on the Monday.And, you know, did you tape it? No, I fell asleep before the last song because he'd play a song throughout a two or three hour program every once in a while with no indication of whenthat was going to be on.So you had to be there with your, your pause button.Oh man. man ready to rock and roll and i've got like bootleg recordings of these shows where people have left peel on a little bit and also you can hear the kind of pause button go and allthat so oh that's so cool it's just something that we don't have anymore right like that idea of taping shit off the radio and you know that was so there's a modern equivalent but i won'tknow what that is no i don't either i've walked over that bridge and i'm you know yeah i'm in another realm so what do you say do you want to get into um track 50 yeah let's do it now onwith the countdown 50 blue hawaiian.Track 3:[16:33] Blue Hawaiian charts at number 50. That's right. Uh, from Brighton the Corners, your first tour.That's kind of cool. Yeah.Track 4:[16:42] Uh, I don't know whether they played it. I can't remember. Maybe somewhere there's the set list and you know, it's, you'll have to look it up on the set list, set list FM. Yeah. I'llmake a note.Yeah, absolutely. I can't remember.Track 3:[16:56] So what did you think when I first told you what song you were going to be covering?What were your initial thoughts?Track 4:[17:04] Well, this wasn't in my top 20, so I sent you a top 20.So I better be honest about that, you know, because I have read on YouTube comments that this is some people's favorite pavement song or favorite song.So I was kind of alarmed because I hadn't put it in my top 20.But as I said to you when I sent you my list, it's quite a task to choose a top 20 of Pavement songs because, well, there's so many that you could, and it could change every day.But also, there's not many bands out there who you'd have that problem with.[17:46] You know most bands would have four or five half decent songs that push yeah uh pavement have uh.[17:53] They've exceeded that like they really have yeah so um it there are there are interesting band in that regard in that everyone's going to have some very i've got some very obscurefavorites and soft spots for some bits that maybe other people wouldn't wouldn't dig so much so uh yeah well i can tell you this is how this is how varied the lists were i asked for top 20and when i compiled everything together i ended up with 121 songs so there were 121 different pavement songs that's huge that got that got votes that to me is crazy because their catalogis probably only 175 songs you know so that means there was only like 50 songs that weren't included for that's right that's right that day yeah that day yeah because i've got like i've justbrought up my list i've got circa 1762 that's one of my absolute favorites and great song yeah just the chorus is just absolute killer spiraling and steve kind of trading trading the lines uhyeah absolutely amazing but um in terms of blue hawaiian yeah i was pleased to be given that in a way because i i went back and i listened to it a bunch of times with slightly differentears slightly more.[19:17] Analytical and uh it's great it's a really good song so yeah i love that i love that it starts with that sort of whoosh there's like a whooshing pushing sound like right before the bassdrum kick in yeah and then you've got that beck i say beck style it's like you think it could be a hip-hop song yeah and um real good groove yeah and i think steve was dabbling with um.[19:47] Like a hip-hop in his lyric writing there's a couple of other songs that i i sort of made a note of one called easily fooled yeah give it a day it's kind of it's got a hip-hop flow in a wayit just it's a long stream of lyrics and there's another thing he did on a compilation album called um.[20:08] Robin turns 26 on an album called at home with the groove box and if you haven't ever heard that it's a very short song but um a bunch of musicians were given this instrumentcalled a groove box and told to make a track and send it in for this compilation and um yeah the steve mountmas song on it is called robin turns 26 and it's amazing um and i reckon thatsomewhere in the vault there's a steven mountmas rap album uh and i'd love i'd love it to come out i reckon and there's i reckon it's there somewhere well his lyrics his lyrics and you knowwe can we can be specific to this song are so there's such a swagger to the vocal there's such a swagger right like he's right in he's right muddy in that groove that they've got going withthe bass and drums i love the way he uh like vocalizes um absolutely but but the lyrics are sort of all over the place and there's these you know couplets that work really well together andthen like you say there's almost like a hip-hop cadence to it yeah you know so it.[21:20] Starts off really welcoming yeah come on you know it's like my home yeah welcome to my home and there's a couple of of…

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    MMT50 - Trailer Jan 01, 2024
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    jD is back for a new year of fun and mayhem!


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    MM140 - Spiral Stairs V Dec 25, 2023
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    jD is back and he's got some questions for Spiral Stairs. Transcript:[0:12] Hey.[0:15] It's JD here and I'm back for another episode of the Meeting Malcomus podcast.How are you doing, motherfuckers? I hope you're doing well on this lovely Monday, December 25th, Christmas for some of you.I hope you are with family and friends regardless and are just enjoying yourself.If you're not, well then what can I do to help you?Maybe a spiral stairs interview? It's a wide-ranging piece.Uh we talk everything from riding lawnmowers to uh well there's a delicious scoop in here that you're going to need to save up for in 2024 so i hope you're ready for that uh i'll let spiraltell that story though uh i i also have a scoop of my own and that is that next week we will be be releasing the trailer for our new Pavement-themed podcast, the countdown, the PavementTop 50 countdown.And in a staggering piece of news that I'm revealing here in the intro, I don't tell Spiral this, I'm actually going to count down the whole 100.I'm going to count down the top 100.On the bonus feed, I'll be counting down from 100 to 51 every week.There will be a new episode in in the bonus feed.[1:42] Three bucks a month to sign up for, 20 bucks for the year. You can't go wrong.It's going to last a year, this whole excursion into the countdown. So there's that.Enough shilling. Let's celebrate. Let's.[2:03] Raise a glass of milk to the end of another day.That's what I have for you and why don't we kick it off with a song first before we head right into that interview this is For Sale, the Preston School of Industry on Meeting Malchmas apavement podcast.[2:27] There it is.Track 5:[5:29] I just remembered. Oh, shit. It's 10.Life of a rock star.Track 4:[5:38] Mowing the lawn on a Saturday.Track 5:[5:40] Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It needs a little bit.Need some mowing. It's not a big lawn.It's just, you know, takes about 40 minutes or so.Track 4:[5:54] Gotcha.Track 5:[5:56] I used to have. I used to have a ride-on mower. Last time I lived in Australia, we had like an acre of land, so I had a ride-on mower. That was really fun.Track 4:[6:06] That would be fun. Got pulled around the side.Track 5:[6:10] Yeah, it was great. It was great. That would take like over an hour, maybe even more, to do that long.Yeah, I was pretty bored, so I think I would mow it once a week.So how you doing man yeah good yeah all good excellent all good the kid just graduated her primary school they yesterday so we're all excited here they start they start high school herein seventh grade so oh really yeah so now we've now she's on, she's on vacation now until she starts high school February maybe February 1st.They get quite a long break here.Track 4:[7:04] So they go back February 1st and when are they done?Track 5:[7:12] December 6th or something.Track 4:[7:15] Oh wow. So they go right through.Track 5:[7:19] Yeah yeah it's you know it's different we're opposite here in the southern hemisphere.[7:30] Where are you you're in Portland I'm in Portland right now yeah and I'm disappointed that it's not just indie music playing on all the, street signs or something you know other thanthe coffee and the beer are great yeah it's mostly mostly uh meth heads trying to step out of the way of meth heads, yeah well there's a lot of that too yeah geez.[8:03] So uh talk to me a little bit about touring because it seems like you guys have been on the road for two years now Yeah, sort of.I mean, you know, 2022 was...Were on the road for a lot of, I mean, not really.I mean, it was kind of off and on, you know, I mean, really the only major touring we did was, uh, the U S tour.And then, you know, the kind of the European tour, which kind of just came right after that.And then we just did, you know, the odd festival and, um, and then it just, we just kept getting offers to play, you know, we, And so it kind of got, kind of led us through 2023, you know,to where we could, we did the Iceland thing.And then, you know, we had the Iceland offer. And so we just kind of built some shows around that.And then kind of the same thing with New York in, when was that?Track 4:[9:10] In the fall.Track 5:[9:11] In the fall. We just kind of built some, you know, shows around the festival offers we got.And, and yeah, and then now it's just, you know, we were always planning to do South America, but we were just kind of waiting for the right, the right offers.And so now that's taking us into 2024.And there are a lot of but yeah it feels it feels like we've been on the road for a long time but it's it's actually we've had long breaks in between each each which is kind of cool because,you know kind of we have to get together every time, and rehearse so it's it's it's a nice reunion with everybody because you get together and you You know the songs, but it's just likegoing through them and making sure they're...Track 4:[10:06] Just going through endings and stuff like that.Track 5:[10:09] Yeah, yeah. So it's, yeah, we got to do that again.I don't know. I don't know where that's going to be. We're going to still trying to figure that out, but...[10:21] So that's exciting. I mean, it's in May.And then I don't know. We don't have anything else planned. But, you know, you never know.It's, I mean, Steve kind of said he didn't. He was kind of exhausted by it.But that was just after the New York shows and everything.So, you know, as months go by, I'm not playing. we could always get an offer and get something really fun and cool you know you might see a tweet, oh wow I don't know we'll see thismovie's coming out next year I think so um, maybe there'll be something associated with that not quite sure how much can you talk about that, um Um, I don't know. What, what do youwant to know?I just don't know if it's like embargoed or, you know, well, it's not done yet.It still needs to be edited, but we, we saw, we saw a, um, kind of Alex's, um, version, first kind of edit version and it's like over two hours long.[11:43] So everybody's like that's a little too long but i don't know we'll see what alex thinks, he's it's pretty cool it's pretty cool it's uh everything i've read about it is just like it's gonnachange movies like it's like a different different version of a movie that's what yeah Yeah, that's, I guess, I guess, I mean, it's, yeah, it's different, different.It's, it's, uh, I don't know.I'm just a little too close to it, you know? So it's, I mean, the people that have seen it who, I mean, I don't, I don't know.I guess he's shown it to focus groups and stuff and they seem to like it.So, I mean, I like it.Track 4:[12:31] It's fucking radical.Track 5:[12:33] A payment movie in 2024. I know, right? Hopefully.Track 4:[12:39] If you've ever guessed.Track 5:[12:41] Yeah. So, yeah, we'll see.Track 4:[12:44] Speaking of movies.Track 5:[12:46] My fingers are, you know, they're not quite... The calluses are still kind of there.They're going to go away at some point because...Mowing the lawn, you don't get really any calluses from mowing the lawn.Track 4:[13:05] No, I guess not.Track 5:[13:07] Unless you play good.Track 4:[13:08] Well, then that leads to two. That's two things that I want to ask you. I'll pin one.I don't know why there's balloons. Oh, that's weird. That was weird.The first one is you were doing a lot of stuff with the Gary movie.Track 5:[13:25] Yeah. Yeah.Track 4:[13:26] Are they still releasing it at festivals and things like that?Or now that he's passed, have they...Track 5:[13:34] Yeah, I think they've kind of done their festival run.I'm not quite sure what's going to happen.I mean, I think they were talking about kind of filming an epilogue and kind of trying to fit that in somehow.But I think, you know, I think they still plan on trying to do a real release of the movie at some point this next year.I haven't really talked to the guys much since Gary died. And, um...Or Jerry. I talked to Jerry a bit. Um, Gary's wife kind of around the time that we played New York because Gary's brother came to the show and, and, uh, with his son.And so it was nice to see him.And, um, yeah.Track 4:[14:38] Yeah.Track 5:[14:38] So you have to go through that, man. Oh yeah. It was, it's kind of crazy when I'm, you know, watching the, Alex movie I was watching it just kind of I was like whoa that's rightGary died, very strange very strange to think that he's gone but yeah, legend that guy yes, so there was a question that came in from Twitter or Reddit, I'm not sure which one, but it wasactually asking about the Terror Twilight outtakes with you and Gary.Track 4:[15:26] The tracks from that, they were saying that there's not been a whole lot said about those. So they were curious.Track 5:[15:37] Well, pretty simple. I mean, really, we those kind of came you know after i think when we decided to i think domino wanted to put out, major leagues as a as a single uh like an epand yeah you know they said do you have any, extras and we didn't really have any extras you know i think steve had steve had you know a couple all those um, He had demos for acouple of the songs.[16:17] And I think I had been talking to Gary about it, because I was starting to think about doing my solo record around that time.And yeah, I just went in and had these two kind of songs I had.And Gary's drums were perfect for it.They were really cool.And they kind of felt like Pavement songs with his drumming.And so I just sent them to Steve. And I said, you know, let's.And he's like, fine. That's perfect.Put them on there. And yeah. I don't know.I guess you know because it was an ep or whatever no one really heard them at the time because, they were it was a british seven inch i mean maybe with the terror twilight reissue nowyou know they're on they're on the in the digital world but.[17:27] Yeah yeah they're cool songs you know the the first one um your time to change i think it's in the movie in Alex's movie a little bit so that would be kind of fun to hear that there,yeah but yeah Gary's it was you know we went into his studio, He still pretty much had it together and ripped those out pretty quick.Track 4:[18:02] Cool.Track 5:[18:03] Yeah, like the old days.Track 4:[18:06] Yeah, especially I guess at the same time you were working with Nigel Godrich, right?Track 5:[18:11] Yeah, but that was way before. That had been done at least a year before, really.Track 4:[18:19] Oh, before the Major League's EP came out.Track 5:[18:21] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, we recorded that record. I don't know.I don't know when it was. It was just... It was at least a year before we...The record kind of came out. All the singles came out.Track 4:[18:38] Gotcha.Track 5:[18:39] Yeah.It was kind of near the end. Yeah.Track 4:[18:45] What about you after Melody Attacks? Is there any more...Spiral Stairs or Preston School of Industry.You were talking about the Cowlitz.Track 5:[18:57] Yeah, I don't know. That would take care of those. I just did a little solo show at a bar here near me.It's actually called Wowie Zowie.Track 4:[19:08] That's fucking great.Track 5:[19:09] These cool guys have this great bar there. They had a show, and so I did a little solo thing with, I don't know three weeks ago or something like that so I ended up doing I ended upplaying a couple Preston school songs that I've never played in a long time so those are really fun, kind of rehash I did uh Walk of a Girl and Treasure at Silver Bank I think I, And yeah,so it was good to kind of relearn those. And then I did a bunch off the new record.And so I don't know. I mean, I'm playing guitar and making up songs.I just don't really have any material yet to record.But it's all here, ready to go when an idea pops in my head.Track 4:[20:10] Do you have a studio at home?Track 5:[20:12] Not really. just a little computer set up.And then if I go, I'll probably go to LA if I record in my friend's studio there.But maybe in May. Maybe I'll write maybe I'll do some songs in May.I don't know. I'm not really that, worried.Track 4:[20:37] You just chill, man.Track 5:[20:38] It comes when it comes, you know? Yeah.Track 4:[20:43] There's no, this isn't the nineties where it's like you have to have a CD every.[20:49] Year or every year and a half.Track 5:[20:51] No, no. I mean, I did those last three pretty quick, pretty quick in succession.Um, but I don't know.I mean, I've, it's the last, you know, two years being kind of on the, all over the place, you know, California and Australia.I'm on tour, you know, it's been hard to write anything, but I just need to be at home for a while and start complaining about things.Track 4:[21:29] So I guess that means when you guys are doing tours and you're on the road, has there been anything in the way of exchanging ideas for anything that could be construed as newpavement?I don't think I'm in the camp that necessarily wants new pavement, but it's a cool thing to think about.Track 5:[21:56] Yeah yeah i mean there was a time kind of when we were playing some of those shows you know when we were kind of you know we could have we you know there was amoment maybe some moments where we were like you know we maybe we could have thought about doing some new stuff but i don't know, it it's fun playing the old songs you know imean we we yeah we the songs stand up pretty pretty good to where we're not bored by them um maybe if we were bored we'd be like all right let's make up something new but i don'tknow you know you never know i mean we're we're a much better band than we were in the 90s or 2010 um i think you know we're definitely way more confident and their abilities toplay.Track 4:[22:52] That's cool.Track 5:[22:53] But yeah, we're not really, you know, it's not like the old days where, you know, in Soundcheck we're just kind of jamming and making up kind of thing.I mean, in Soundcheck we would just kind of, if we would play other songs besides ours, they'd be just like covers of R.E.M. or Led Zeppelin or something.Track 4:[23:17] A lot of foreign stuff. I would love to hear Pavement covering Led Zeppelin. That is fucked.Track 5:[23:27] And yeah, so, but you never know. I mean, it would be fun.I'd be into it for sure. You know, like it would be, I think it would be interesting to try to try to write a song after 30 years.Track 4:[23:42] Yeah.Track 5:[23:44] What does that even look like?Track 4:[23:45] Right? Yeah.Track 5:[23:46] I don't know. You know, I mean, I write. song.I definitely have written songs where I've thought in the back of my mind this could be a Pavin song.Track 4:[23:55] Right.Track 5:[23:56] Maybe Steve does too.We got the hits.Track 4:[24:07] That's true. I don't know if you know what my next project is.Track 5:[24:11] No.Track 4:[24:13] So on this feed, next year, every week of the year, I'm counting down the top 50 pavement songs as voted by the listeners.Track 5:[24:27] Okay.Track 4:[24:28] So I basically sent out a call for people to submit their top 20 lists.And then I assigned a score to everything and then put it through a spreadsheet and it spit out 50 top songs.But what's really interesti…

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