I saw them at the Warfield in San Francisco in 1997. A small guy was drunkenly wobbling in front of me and kept leaning into me. It was Gary Young. He told me, "I used to be in this band." And I was like, "Yeah, man, you're awesome!"
01:19 Frontwards 04:35 Perfume-V 06:48 Fame Throwa 09:15 Home 11:56 Summer Babe 15:05 Our Singer 17:58 Kentucky Cocktail (called "Seafarer") 20:42 Here 24:30 Zurich is Stained 26:38 Trigger Cut 29:37 Loretta's Scars 33:00 No Life Has Singed Her 35:00 Two States 36:52 Shoot the Singer 39:22 In the Mouth a Desert 44:00 Debris Slide
First time I saw Pavement he was greeting every person who entered with a slice of carrot. So funny. He came over later for a light for a cigarette and we had a chat. One of a kind.
@@Keverton13 Gary is a lifelong friend from Mamaroneck NY. Still such a kind person. It's too bad he didn't stay with Pavement. His drumming far exceeded Steve West (who is a kind fellow too)
Saw him a couple times. He was a mess sometimes, but a very good drummer. If you think about it, the drumming on S&E has a lot of iconic little touches that everybody recognizes and are highlighted in the live show that, from what I can tell, were all Gary. Examples: the sixteenth note hi hats in "Here" with the little snare "uhs" or whatever. The hi hat thing in "Summer Babe". his sound was definitely a lot different that Steve West, who had a more "behind the beat" feel. Larry was more driving with very "proggy" fills and whatnot.
Tip-Top; This... Quality is amazing for 1992. Thank you for posting and as for the quibbling below?.... Whatever. Only 'Hipsters' would be in such a debate.
Zero thumbs down!!! 🙌 haha hells yeah Pavement! You don't see that often on RUclips and although this isn't the most viewed video of all time, I still think it having not one thumb down speaks to Pavement's deep influence and true greatness. Influence that is still very much evident in today's alt and indie rock scenes ...I just wish I wasn't 2 years old when this performance went down - would have been so rad to see these guys jam out live in their 90s heyday!
does anyone know what show the second half of the footage is from? i know steve in the whitney shirt is them at khyber pass in '92, but can't find any information about the second show. is it from the '92 sonic youth / pavement tour?
Pavement was a casualty of the early DEI agenda, Record companies began pushing crap/rap right when they were blossoming. Same thing happened to my band but worse, overnight the record company connects that flew in and loved us, all told us the word from up top is to sign rap acts and stop signing musicians(not their words) If it wasn't for this garbage Pavement would have been huge.
+RichardCorral I get your point. But I did enjoy them at the time. But has to be said - they aren't a band I come back to as often as eg Sonic Youth these days.
Well' you're the only one saying that. So maybe you just weren't a part of the scene; to see them on a good night in the early 90s. Like this one. Majestic!
I saw them at the Warfield in San Francisco in 1997. A small guy was drunkenly wobbling in front of me and kept leaning into me. It was Gary Young. He told me, "I used to be in this band." And I was like, "Yeah, man, you're awesome!"
rip Garry man. He was so awesome. Not sure if you’ve seen but I’m utterly crushed by the news..
I hadn't heard. What a great drummer. @@PrototheDodo
They played Columbia, SC that same year and I still can't believe they came to Columbia. Incredible.
Malkmus is about 15 years older than me and I'm watching him roughly 15 years younger than me. Wowee Zowee!
*mindf*ck* lmao
I was 6 when this was recorded..
@@kewandnotu I was -8
01:19 Frontwards
04:35 Perfume-V
06:48 Fame Throwa
09:15 Home
11:56 Summer Babe
15:05 Our Singer
17:58 Kentucky Cocktail (called "Seafarer")
20:42 Here
24:30 Zurich is Stained
26:38 Trigger Cut
29:37 Loretta's Scars
33:00 No Life Has Singed Her
35:00 Two States
36:52 Shoot the Singer
39:22 In the Mouth a Desert
44:00 Debris Slide
"Steve where'd you get the name pavement?" Steve shakes head
@Jeremias Reece Where were you 5 years ago? You’re just telling me NOW??
Wow, they play Zurich so fucking beautifully
i realize I am kinda off topic but do anyone know a good site to watch newly released series online ?
@Justin Major Flixportal xD
@Dario Kashton Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I really appreciate it !
@Justin Major no problem :)
@@justinmajor1346 you bots are mental, I keep seeing you on Pavement videos
1:19:19 Zurich is Stained
Never saw them with Gary Young. I loved his jerky stilted drum style.
Gary Young was good... Never got to see him..
First time I saw Pavement he was greeting every person who entered with a slice of carrot. So funny. He came over later for a light for a cigarette and we had a chat. One of a kind.
@@Keverton13 Gary is a lifelong friend from Mamaroneck NY. Still such a kind person. It's too bad he didn't stay with Pavement. His drumming far exceeded Steve West (who is a kind fellow too)
@@philipcucinella5876 yeah it's a real shame he didn't stay in the band. Is he
making any music these days Phil?
Saw him a couple times. He was a mess sometimes, but a very good drummer. If you think about it, the drumming on S&E has a lot of iconic little touches that everybody recognizes and are highlighted in the live show that, from what I can tell, were all Gary. Examples: the sixteenth note hi hats in "Here" with the little snare "uhs" or whatever. The hi hat thing in "Summer Babe". his sound was definitely a lot different that Steve West, who had a more "behind the beat" feel. Larry was more driving with very "proggy" fills and whatnot.
He was dope love his drunken style
With Gary Young yeah!
Gary Young was amaze balls.. Yes wish I could have witnessed that particular mayhem.
They were really something different when he was the drummer. I prefer the pavement with him in it to be honest.
can someone post the setlist backwards?
Awesome effects 😁
RIP Gary Young
Saw them in Pittsburgh the night before.
lucky!!!
:o where at in Pittsburgh?
My mom gave up her body for the whole band back in 96 I'm super jealous
what
What
what
Yoo that’s wild who’s kid do you think you are??? 😂😂
No way
Oh si, perfect!
12:01 summer babe
best band
perfect
Lol I love the people just watching from outside with the back door open
thanks for recording this!
Nothing ever happens in a different key , after Loretta scars
Tip-Top; This... Quality is amazing for 1992. Thank you for posting and as for the quibbling below?.... Whatever. Only 'Hipsters' would be in such a debate.
Zero thumbs down!!! 🙌 haha hells yeah Pavement! You don't see that often on RUclips and although this isn't the most viewed video of all time, I still think it having not one thumb down speaks to Pavement's deep influence and true greatness. Influence that is still very much evident in today's alt and indie rock scenes ...I just wish I wasn't 2 years old when this performance went down - would have been so rad to see these guys jam out live in their 90s heyday!
I was 13 😁
Thanks
These video effects are hilarious
The Khyber was a dump bar in Philly I used to go to all the time. Would have loved to see them there
Gary is so good on drums
thnx for upload!!
Omg that was awesome!
Thank you my brother. I will eat tacos tonight in your honor.
(maybe)
I was 1 when this was recorded.
Music was just better when I was a baby man lol
Gary Young was the shit.
Luv the slower version of debris slide around 45 mins with SM smoking a cig lol!
Great fucking upload
They r so fucking cool , Love them , they were real , r real u know what the fuck I mean, Right ????????
32:50 how they have to hum Gary the song. Good stuff.
25 years ago yesterday sort of....damn. I need a hair cut.
Lol at all the drunk people heckling him at the middle
so u missed them in the 90 because u were listening 2 Nirvana , so u can go back NOW , U WILL b happy u did
You weren't even old enough in the 90's yourself. Shut up.
Missed them in the 90s cause I wasn’t alive back them
I discovered Slanted and Enchanted a few years after it was released around 1996 it was still the 90s though 😀
i want the shirt that mark ibold is wearing
47:50 Trigger Cut
excellent... wish that kid had better equipment sound etc. ...
does anyone know what show the second half of the footage is from? i know steve in the whitney shirt is them at khyber pass in '92, but can't find any information about the second show. is it from the '92 sonic youth / pavement tour?
nevermind i found it it's from the 40 watt club in athens from '92
53:44
Thanks
Our singer / hip priest
What shirt is Bob wearing?
Gary Young’s jacked up drumming is better for Pavement
drummer is certainly on some bad sit man
Where was the second show?
Athens, GA 9/12/1992
Pavement was a casualty of the early DEI agenda, Record companies began pushing crap/rap right when they were blossoming. Same thing happened to my band but worse, overnight the record company connects that flew in and loved us, all told us the word from up top is to sign rap acts and stop signing musicians(not their words) If it wasn't for this garbage Pavement would have been huge.
Horrifying sound quality
Im gonna say it.....This band is one of the most overrated bands in indie history.
Consider please nobody in Pavement has ever signed onto any sort of major label. I find your comment offensive towards great genuine rock like this.
+RichardCorral To be over rated in indie is a great achievement. To be over rated in history, likewise.
well it is comfortable to go with the flow... so flow on hipsters!
+RichardCorral I get your point. But I did enjoy them at the time. But has to be said - they aren't a band I come back to as often as eg Sonic Youth these days.
Well' you're the only one saying that. So maybe you just weren't a part of the scene; to see them on a good night in the early 90s. Like this one. Majestic!
Thanks