Pavement - We dance (HD) (Wowee Zowee - 1995)

[@mjscott65]

To open an album with the line...there is no castration fear...genius!

[@icareg]

yeah what a brilliant band

[@micahelcornwell6176]

great vid awesome compilation underated pavement song cheers thebestsoundever

[@mecsympa7187]

Love this song

[@m1g0t0]

I wonder how many people realize this is a remix of Stereo and other videos.

[@sempervirens711]

I love Malkmus sitting crosslegged on the road as the car comes up behind him.

[@flukesamed]

luv this song :)

[@PopeOnArope123]

Pavement keeps me sane sometimes

[@leealexander1]

Reminds me off seriously enjoyable, hedonistic unrepeatable times.

[@sebastian4451]

i'm dying

[@michaelwestcott5726]

Check that expiration date man, it’s later than you think.

[@pipeline2047]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leealexander1]

We moved that swing and we did break like an arc.

[@LeeMcCormack]

I love that the frogs inspired this song. Malkmus recently told the frogs. I love pavement and I adore the frogs.

[@pipeline2047]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤟🤟

[@jp410]

I loved pavement from the beginning, but only up to crooked rain. I never got these later albums, which always seemed wandering and pointless. Every few years I think, I'm older, maybe I'll listen again and get into them. But each time I have the same response. Everything from wowee zowee on seems self-indulgent, sort of scraping your own barrel or something.

[@mv7853]

It’s funny the only real pavement record I’ve listened to is wowee zowee and I love it and come back at least once a year. With some bands it really does depend when you hop on I guess

[@musicmosskin1280]

I wonder why they chose this as the opening track to "Wowee Zowee". To me it has the denouement of an album closer, with it's slow, dragging tempo and languishing lyrics. An opening track should set the tone for an album, and this "funeral" feel here doesn't align with an album bursting with genre-bending, cathartic, witty music packed with catchy riffs. Could it be a reason that the album got such bad reviews when it was released..

[@sorcerersource3811]

Malkmus in a 2018 rolling stones interview: We went down to a studio in Memphis called Easely and recorded 60 percent of Wowee Zowee there. “We Dance” could’ve been a B-side, but you put it first and it becomes important to the album. It sends a statement. That was one of the only albums I sequenced by myself. In my mind, it all fit together. I had another version of “We Dance” that was kind of glam-rock. It was a little “Taking Care of Business,” mixed with Simon and Garfunkel. But on the album, I did it in a down-and-out way, like the Frogs or David Bowie or something - a little torch song thing. I thought, “That’s a good introduction to the album.” It showed that we were doing something different.

[@ziggyflinthawk]

Wow such a cool song. If you get time check out Lucid Rivers

[@aveytare2185]

this is just depressing

[@OmarMartinez-ns1ey]

Terribly made