Pavement
Pavement Performance of Summer Babe at Toronto Island Concert
In June 2010, Pavement took the stage at Toronto Island Park, reviving the spirit of their early 90s alt-rock heyday. By this time, they'd recently released 'Terror Twilight' in 1999, which, while featuring some strong tracks, was considered a bit of a departure from their earlier sound. The band's reunion for live performances, like this one, sparked a wave of nostalgia for fans. They performed 'Summer Babe,' a quintessential track from their 1992 album 'Slanted and Enchanted,' highlighting their unique lo-fi aesthetic and influence on indie rock. Fun fact: 'Summer Babe' showcases their jangle pop roots and is often cited as an anthem of the era. This live recording brings back not just the music but the essence of a band that captured the hearts of a generation. It’s a vibrant reminder of why Pavement remains iconic even today.
