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Formats and Editions
1. Spit on a Stranger
2. Folk Jam
3. You Are a Light
4. Cream of Gold
5. Major Leagues
6. Platform Blues
7. Ann Don't Cry
8. Billie
9. Speak, See, Remember
10. Hexx, The
11. Carrot Rope
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Pavement's extraordinary fifth album is their first to be recorded on 24 tracks and the fist to features the production work of Nigel Godrich (Radiohead OK Computer, Beck Mutations). The result is a spacious, detailed sound, bigger than any previous Pavement record. The guitars are crystalline, the highs and lows clearly separated. After 11 years of making music, Pavement continues to surprise and provoke. The varied Terror Twilight layers soaring vocal melodies over Ringo Starr tempo changes, blues jams with the swing of the Groundhogs and early 70s classic rock tropes from Don McLean to the James Gang. By far their most solid and coherent album to date, Terror Twilight still contains the classic Pavement elements: A country, folksy roots-rock shamble foundation, cryptic lyrics and the occasional two-second blast of white noise.Reviews:
''Terror Twilight'' is the fifth and final studio album released by Pavement. It was recorded by Nigel Godrich and featured Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead playing harmonica on the songs "Platform Blues" and "Billie".
Bob Nastanovich came up with the title, and has revealed the meaning of it in several : "Terror Twilight is the short span between sunset and dusk; this is considered the most dangerous time in traffic, because half of the people switch on the headlights, and the other half doesn't. It's when most accidents happen." According to Matador Records "a deluxe version of Terror Twilight is planned for [fall 2010]." - Wikipedia
