
Season 2 Ep.10 "Show Me A Word That Rhymes With Pavement"
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09/27/21 • 113 min
Today's episode focuses on the rock band Pavement and selected songs from their 1997 album Brighten the Corners. This is a journey that has a want to explore the selected songs' lyrics to go deeper than the surface level meaning, or at least I make an attempt to. In typical Another Noisy Noise fashion, I use speculation as a tool to marry my ideas and interpretations of my findings to connect them to geopolitics and its place in world history.
Support the showToday's episode focuses on the rock band Pavement and selected songs from their 1997 album Brighten the Corners. This is a journey that has a want to explore the selected songs' lyrics to go deeper than the surface level meaning, or at least I make an attempt to. In typical Another Noisy Noise fashion, I use speculation as a tool to marry my ideas and interpretations of my findings to connect them to geopolitics and its place in world history.
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S2 E10 ANOTHER NOISY NOISE: SHOW ME A WORD THAT RHYMES WITH PAVEMENT
In 1978 James Urban met up with Tom Perry, a tree enthusiast with a PhD from Harvard, to discuss Mr. Perry’s belief that urban architects were killing trees with their design or to paraphrase “Pavement kills soil”.
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In order to do the American musical act known as Pavement any justice, and not simply winging it referring to their history and background, I’ll instead refer to their wikipe
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