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12/16/08 11:04 am

Jeff K. says:

The Zooey cover is good, though I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a Pavement cover I liked better than their original. Have you?

I don’t even know what my fantasy version would be. LCD Soundsystem muscles up “Embassy Row” some more? That only springs to mind due to the reissue though…

12/16/08 11:53 am

Amadeo says:

Wow, Matthew, “Father To A Sister Of Thought” is one of my favourite Pavement songs too. I remember first discovering, that beautiful melancholy and cowboy-tinged melody, the feeling that whatever the singer is singing about, it’s lost forever. At least that’s the way I always felt it.

12/16/08 12:25 pm

Matthew Perpetua says:

The best a Pavement cover can hope to be is good and interesting and bring out something that was hinted at in the original, but not made explicit. They’re never going to be better.

12/16/08 2:04 pm

butter team says:

“The best a Pavement cover can hope to be is good and interesting and bring out something that was hinted at in the original, but not made explicit.”

Exactly. Not easy to do. As for other covers, Campesinos’ “Frontwards” (which a dangerous one to touch since it’s already perfect) is the only recent one that comes to mind.

12/16/08 3:04 pm

I recommend “Gold Sounds” record that came out a few years ago, the one with a quartet doing jazz versions on Pavement numbers. Very inspired stuff there.

12/16/08 5:24 pm

Kevin says:

Matt,

I’ve been reading your site for years. Came across this today and it sounds right up your alley. “Towns Apart” and “Some Start with Something”. Philly/Brooklyn guys.

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12/16/08 6:46 pm

bryan charles says:

Didn’t know what to expect clicking the Father to a Sister link but you know I ended up liking it. But you’re right, it needs the end riff. My one complaint is the way this version just floats off. That said there’s no way any cover of this tune comes within a light year of the original.

12/17/08 10:56 pm

jay viking says:

kathryn williams’ version of “spit on a stranger” ist also pretty rad

12/18/08 2:05 pm

Evan says:

I agree with what everyone has mentioned. My first encounter with Pavement evoked a highly textured melancholy that sparkled with gentle melodies. Very good stuff that still has potential to expand in other directions.

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12/18/08 11:00 pm

baconfat says:

i liked the cover okay. that said, changing the lyric to make it gender correct was really unnecessary and ruins the whole flow of that verse.