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 We are not good is what they say, but we just see this world in a different way!!

 In all of this, there is sentiment, pure sentiment, and a great compositional talent of Johnson who literally 'arranges' beautiful songs with the little he possesses.

This review explores Beat Happening's 1985 self-titled album, emphasizing its raw, unpolished sound and off-key vocals as a deliberate expression of authentic emotion. The band embraces imperfection, marking the origins of lo-fi music alongside peers like Half Japanese. Despite technical flaws, the album's sentiment and compositional talent shine through. Notably, the reviewer highlights Calvin Johnson's unique style and the punk-inspired attitude of the band. Discover the raw and honest spirit of Beat Happening’s debut—listen now to experience the roots of lo-fi indie rock!

 Pavement invades you, they lend themselves to all kinds of listening, from attentive and presumptuously cultured to free, evasive, and completely uncritical.

 In the composition of the piece... a carefreeness transpires as a cure from anxieties and frustrations and not as gratuitous disengagement.

Slanted and Enchanted is Pavement's seminal 1992 debut album, showcasing their lo-fi, raw indie rock style with spontaneous, genuine creativity. The review praises its dirtier sound compared to their later work and highlights standout tracks like "Summer Babe" and "Trigger Cut." The album's blend of catchy melodies and subtle experimentation make it a favorite among fans, embodying the spirit of the early '90s college rock scene. While some favor their follow-up, the reviewer sees this album as unparalleled in its authenticity. Dive into Pavement's Slanted and Enchanted and experience the raw charm of 90s indie rock today.