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they were mercurial and tempera-
mental. Pavement's leader and chief
songwriter, Stephen Malkmus served
to continue the mystery surrounding
the band with off-kilter, off-topic
and sometimes off-key vocals
'Slanted' reissue full
of off-kilter rarities
With Nirvana being championed
as the saviors of rock and torch car-
rying kings of a now very irrelevant
Seattle "scene," Pave-
ment carved out a
niche of their own on
college radio. Disre-
garding commercial
music's reverence for
Beatles-y hooks in
favor of stripped down
low-fi junk-rock Pave-
ment's Slanted and
Enchanted had an
influence reaching far
beyond the Seattle
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critics with its sprawling,
personalities, but left
the masses scratching
their heads at the sight
of raining frogs. Little
did people realize that
Anderson was, in fact,
serious about working
with Sandler. The result
is "Punch-Drunk Love,"
an intoxicating romantic
comedy that owes its
greatness to a career-
redefining performance
Yes, that Adam Sandler.
SLANTED AND
ENCHANTED:
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Pavement
Matador
becoming Pavement
,trademarks stolen with
a smirk from Sonic
Youth and The Pixies.
Pavement's 10-year
anniversary album fea-
tures a remastering of
the original 14 album
tracks followed by
extra songs from the
Enchanted sessions.
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intertwining
and co-worker of one of Barry's seven
sisters. The woman politely asks him
if it's all right to park her car outside
of his building, but it's clear she is
there for more than a parking spot.
From the onset of their relationship, it
becomes vividly apparent that
"Punch-Drunk Love" is not a typical
romantic comedy in any sense. Here
the characters are not so cut and dry,
but complex personalities with realis-
tic problems. Barry and
Lena are as far from
normal as can be, and
** Sandler and Watson
illustrate that beautifully
DRUNK with their impeccable
E acting.
ase and The other women in
y 16 Barry's life are not so
reassuring; they are the
New Line source of his problems.
His sisters, perhaps the
cruelest siblings this side of "Cinderel-
la," relentlessly pester Barry about
women and his childhood, specifically
how they would refer to him as "gay
boy." Sandler subtlety expresses his
character's overwhelming lack of confi-
dence and general unhappiness with
great precision, mimicking the small
physical nuances in life that are left out
of most Hollywood productions.
In a moment of curiosity and loneli-
ness, and one of the more powerful
scenes in the film, Barry calls up a
phone sex hotline. He speaks with the
operator, questioning her about every
little procedure and how the service
works. In the midst of their discussion,
he gives her his credit card number,
phone number and social security num-
ber, all for the sake of just needing
someone to talk to. Anderson rarely
breaks from the action, preferring to
use long takes to tell his oddball love
story. His camera moves gracefully in
true Altman style, never leaving his
protagonist. It is a true testament to
"Punch-Drunk Love" introduces us
to Barry Egan (Sandler), a shy,
despondent self-employed business-
man who specializes in the manufac-
turing and distribution of novelty
plungers. As the movie begins, Barry,
wearing a loud blue suit that seems to
be his pedestrian superhero costume,
witnesses a jarring car crash that is
followed immediately by the peculiar
appearance of a harmonium that sits
ominously on the barren sidewalk out-
side of his workplace. Director Ander-
son carefully composes static shots of
Barry with the harmonium, making
the usual hectic streets of Los Angeles
look like a ghost town. After brief con-
sideration, Barry takes the broken
instrument into his office where it
becomes a sort of strange companion
and object of comfort.
Even more interesting to Barry is
the appearance of Lena (Emily Wat-
son, "Breaking the Waves"), a friend
scene's progeny. As a result, one of
America's greatest '90s bands gets a
grand reissue befitting of the slack-
er-poet noise kings they were.
When formed, Pavement was
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founders went so far as to give them-
selves epithets (S.M. and Spiral
Stairs). When Pavement granted
interviews, which they rarely did -
Pavement
between their two best albums at a
time when even their EP cast-offs
and b-sides ebbed genius. Luxe &
Reduxe sports almost 50 percent
never-before-heard material, includ-
ing a 1992 December concert, and
previously unheard John Peel ses-
sions. The 48-track collection focus-
es on Pavement's fetal period, years
before theusummer babes made the
major leagues.
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