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Hold that Soulseek-leeching mouse click, because Matador has arranged a special incentive for customers who pre-order Pavement's previously reported Wowee Zowee: Sordid Sentinels Edition from participating record stores. Record stores?! Remember those?!

The "Wow Out" program works like this: pre-order the album and receive a "super rare" live show and an extremely limited 7".

Upon arranging the pre-order, customers will be given a unique code via e-mail; this enables them to download the entire live show, recorded April 24, 1994 at L.A.'s Palace, when Pavement were just introducing Wowee tracks to their audience.

Then, on November 7, purchasers will open their mailbox to find both Wowee Zowee: Sordid Sentinels Edition and the aforementioned vinyl. The latter's A-side boasts a rare version of "Black Out" recorded around the time of Crooked Rain's release. It was originally slated for a Thurston Moore-curated compilation, but that didn't end up happening. The B-side holds a previously unreleased version of "Extradition", with different vocals and a "slightly different mix" than the album brought.

Pavement at The Palace on April 24, 1994 tracklist:

01 Box Elder
02 Range Life
03 Brinx Job
04 Brink of the Clouds
05 Unfair
06 Easily Fooled
07 Best Friend's Arm
08 She Believes
09 Silent Kid
10 Black Out
11 Summer Babe
12 Elevate Me Later
13 Heckler Spray
14 In the Mouth a Desert
15 Fight This Generation
16 Debris Slide
17 Two States
18 Stop Breathing