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  1. riyadh says:

    I like Pavement as much as the next dude, but a 10? So this is the perfect album? Didn’t you yourself complain about the song selections a month ago?

  2. Matthew Perpetua says:

    All of those songs range from excellent to full-on classic. You can keep piling the songs on, but as it is, it’s an incredible hit parade and it plays very well. You can also just take this as a statement on Pavement in general. I wrote it for people who are young and maybe they’re only just hearing about the band now because people are excited about the reunion. That’s who a greatest-hits record is for anyway. If you’re coming in fresh, you can’t go wrong with this thing.

  3. Hipsters United says:

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  4. Scott says:

    “Unseen Power . . .” was my first Pavement song, too. I wonder for how many people this is true. I guess No Alternative sold far more copies than anyone realized . . .

  5. Hot Burrito #2 says:

    They were wise to include that one…it really fills out the story…

  6. 2fs says:

    Your Pitchfork review is a wonderful full-on love letter to Pavement - it conveys your enthusiasm and joy in their music contagiously, such that someone who’d only heard about Pavement but never heard their music would really want to check the band out. Bravo.

  7. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Thanks! That is more or less exactly what I was going for.


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