Pavement: Slow Century DVD Movie

Pavement: Slow Century

List Price	$14.99 (You save $3.90)
Studio	Matador
Orig Year	2002
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	5775
CD Universe Part number	5248542
Catalog number	10388
Discs	2
Release Date	Oct 22, 2002
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	Slow Century - Pavement
Movie Details	Color; Digitally Mastered

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Pavement: Slow Century DVD

Region 1,3,4,5,6
2-Disc Set
Full Frame
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary -
1. On Each Video by the Director
2. On Each Video by the Band
Bonus Feature -
1. Lance Bangs Documentary
2. Live Concert - Seattle 7/1999
3. Live Concert - Manchester 11/1999
Interactive Features:
Multiple Angles
Scene Access
Interactive Menus

Music Video Listing:

1. Cut Your Hair (dir. Dan Koretzky)
2. Gold Soundz (dir. Scott Blen)
3. Range Life (dir. Scott Blen)
4. Rattled By the Rush (dir. Tom Surgal)
5. Father To a Sister of Thought (dir. John Kelsey)
6. Painted Soldiers (dir. Dan Koretzky/Rian Murphy)
7. Stereo (dir. John Kelsey)
8. Shady Lane (dir. Spike Jonze)
9. Carrot Rope (dir. Lance Bangs)
10. Spit On a Stranger (dir. Lance Bangs)
11. Major Leagues (dir. Lance Bangs)

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