Quarantine The Past : The Best Of Pavement

Pitchfork - "The very best Pavement songs delight in curiosity and imagination, drawing connections between images and ideas as if everything in the world was full of character and significance." Spin - "[L]oose, lo-fi, casually graceful." Kerrang - "[T]oday, thee songs and their lightness of touch are still remarkable." Uncut - "You can hear the band get tighter, chops get slightly slicker....They're a reminder of the indie band as enduring public enigma..." Paste - "Mixing deathless classics with a few non-album gems, it's a near-ideal primer on the savviest slacker-rock band ever." Spin (p.92) - "[L]oose, lo-fi, casually graceful." Kerrang (Magazine) (p.50) - "[T]oday, thee songs and their lightness of touch are still remarkable." Pitchfork (Website) - "The very best Pavement songs delight in curiosity and imagination, drawing connections between images and ideas as if everything in the world was full of character and significance." Uncut (magazine) - "You can hear the band get tighter, chops get slightly slicker....They're a reminder of the indie band as enduring public enigma..."

Released to coincide with their first live appearances in 10 years, this compilation presents the much adored Californian Anglophiles' finest material from the period 1989-1999. The UK hit singles 'Stereo' and 'Cut Your Hair' are included here alongside a wealth of lesser-known tracks from the Pavement canon.|