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Lead Performance: Pavement; Genre: Indie Rock
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Pavement's second record represents that brief interval in 1994 when this slouchy band got a good MTV buzz going with its sardonically catchy anti-style anthem, ''Cut Your Hair.'' Alas, buzzes don't last, and neither did Pavement. But Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain represents front-man Steve Malkmus' high-water mark as a snarky color commentator on plastic pop culture. And the extras — including demos, unreleased tracks, and a John Peel session — give mucho bang for the buck.
Posted Nov 12, 2004
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