Biografia:
Pavement é uma banda de rock alternativo americana, considerada por muitos um dos principais pilares da cena indie dos anos 90. Formada em 1989 em Stockton, Califórnia, era inicialmente um projeto de estúdio de dois guitarristas, Stephen Malkmus e Scott Kannberg, com a ajuda do baterista Gary Young. Depois do lançamento do primeiro disco da banda Slanted and Enchanted, entraram para a banda o baixista Mark Ibold e um baterista de apoio, Bob Nastanovich. Com a saída de Gary Young, foi também chamado o baterista Steve West.
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Outras músicas:
- Cut Your Hair
- Gold Soundz
- Harness Your Hopes
- Heaven Is A Truck
- Kennel District
- Range Life
- Shady Lane
- Spit On A Stranger
- The Hexx
- A Shady Lane
- Ann Dont Cry
- At And T
- At T
- Att
- Baptist Blacktick
- Box Elder
- Carrot Rope
- Conduit For Sale
- Cream Of Gold
- Debris Slide
- Easily Fooled
- Elevate Me Later
- Father To A Sister Of Thought
- Folk Jam
- Frontwards
- Give It A Day
- Gold Sounds
- Greenlander
- Here
- In The Mouth Of A Desert
- Lions Linden
- Major Leagues
- Newark Wilder
- No More Kings
- No Tan Lines
- Perfume
- Same Way Of Saying
- Serpentine Pad
- Silent Kit
- Sister Of Thought
- Starlings Of The Slipstream
- Stereo
- Stop Breathing
- Summer Babe
- The Killing Moon
- Transport Is Arranged
- Trigger Cut
- Type Slowly
- We Dance
- Wher Did All The Rock Go
- You Are A Light
- Zurich
- Zurich Is Stained
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Verse 1]
A E Dmaj7
I was dressed for success, but success it never comes
A E
And I'm the only one who laughs at your jokes when they are so bad
Dmaj7
And your jokes are always bad
A
But they're not as bad as this
[Chorus]
E
Come join us in a prayer
Dmaj7
We'll be waiting, waiting where
A
Everything's ending here
[Post Chorus 1]
D E A
And all the sterile striking, it defends an empty dock you cast away
D E A
And rain upon the forehead where the mist's for hire if it's just too clear
D E A
Let's spend our last quarter stance randomly
D E A
Go down to the outlet once again
[Verse 2]
A E Dmaj7
Painted portraits of minions and slaves, crotch mavens and one-night plays
A E
Are they the only ones who laugh at the jokes when they are so bad
Dmaj7
And the jokes are always bad
A
But they're not as bad as this
[Chorus]
E
Come join us in a prayer
Dmaj7
We'll be waiting, waiting where
A
Everything's ending here
[Post-Chorus 2]
D E A
And all the Spanish candles unsold away have gone to this
D E A
And a run-on piece of mountain trembles, shivers, runs down the freeway
D E A
I guess she spent her last quarter randomly
D E G E
I guess a guess is the best I'll do
[Outro]
D E A A
D E G E
A E Dmaj7
I was dressed for success, but success it never comes
A E
And I'm the only one who laughs at your jokes when they are so bad
Dmaj7
And your jokes are always bad
A
But they're not as bad as this
[Chorus]
E
Come join us in a prayer
Dmaj7
We'll be waiting, waiting where
A
Everything's ending here
[Post Chorus 1]
D E A
And all the sterile striking, it defends an empty dock you cast away
D E A
And rain upon the forehead where the mist's for hire if it's just too clear
D E A
Let's spend our last quarter stance randomly
D E A
Go down to the outlet once again
[Verse 2]
A E Dmaj7
Painted portraits of minions and slaves, crotch mavens and one-night plays
A E
Are they the only ones who laugh at the jokes when they are so bad
Dmaj7
And the jokes are always bad
A
But they're not as bad as this
[Chorus]
E
Come join us in a prayer
Dmaj7
We'll be waiting, waiting where
A
Everything's ending here
[Post-Chorus 2]
D E A
And all the Spanish candles unsold away have gone to this
D E A
And a run-on piece of mountain trembles, shivers, runs down the freeway
D E A
I guess she spent her last quarter randomly
D E G E
I guess a guess is the best I'll do
[Outro]
D E A A
D E G E
Peachy!
Peanuts
Pearl And The Be (...)
Pearl Jam
Pearl Kyoudai
Pedro Messone
Pedro Pastor
Pedro Peralta
Pedro Piedra
Pedro Suá (...)