Slanted and Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe

Slanted and Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe is a double album by American indie rock band Pavement featuring a remastered version of the band's first studio album Slanted and Enchanted, as well as outtakes & live tracks from the same era as the original release. On 22 October 2002, Matador Records released this edition with 48 songs, including the entire original disc and, in addition, 3 outtakes of which one is an unreleased song and the other two are alternate takes, plus the B-sides from the "Summer Babe" and "Trigger Cut" singles, 5 songs from two different John Peel sessions, the 4-track EP Watery, Domestic, and 13 tracks of a live performance of the band held at the Brixton Academy in London on 14 December 1992.^[1]^[2] This expanded version reached number 5 in the US Billboard Top Independent Albums^[3] and number 152 in the US Billboard 200 charts.^[3]^[4]

Track listing

Slanted & Enchanted: 1. "Summer Babe (Winter Version)"; 2. "Trigger Cut / Wounded-Kite at :17"; 3. "No Life Singed Her"; 4. "In the Mouth a Desert"; 5. "Conduit for Sale!"; 6. "Zürich Is Stained"; 7. "Chesley's Little Wrists"; 8. "Loretta's Scars"; 9. "Here"; 10. "Two States"; 11. "Perfume-V"; 12. "Fame Throwa"; 13. "Jackals, False Grails: The Lonesome Era"; 14. "Our Singer"
Slanted Sessions: 15. "Summer Baby (7" Version)"; 16. "Mercy Snack: The Laundromat"; 17. "Baptist Blacktick"; 18. "My First Mine"; 19. "Here (Alternate Mix)"; 20. "Nothing Ever Happens"
John Peel sessions, 23 June 1992: 21. "Circa 1762"; 22. "Kentucky Cocktail"; 23. "Secret Knowledge of Backroads"; 24. "Here"

Watery, Domestic: 1. "Texas Never Whispers"; 2. "Frontwards"; 3. "Lions (Linden)"; 4. "Shoot the Singer (1 Sick Verse)"
Watery Sessions: 5. "Sue Me Jack"; 6. "So Stark (You're a Skyscraper)"; 7. "Greenlander"
John Peel sessions, 16 December 1992: 8. "Rain Ammunition"; 9. "Drunks With Guns"; 10. "Ed Ames"; 11. "The List of Dorms"
Live Brixton Academy, London, 14 December 1992: 12. "Conduit for Sale!"; 13. "Fame Throwa"; 14. "Home"; 15. "Perfume-V"; 16. "Summer Babe"; 17. "Frontwards"; 18. "Angel Carver Blues/Mellow Jazz Docent"; 19. "Two States"; 20. "No Life Singed Her"; 21. "So Stark"; 22. "Box Elder"; 23. "Baby, Yeah"; 24. "In the Mouth a Desert"

US Billboard 200^[3]^[4]	152
US Independent Albums^[3]	5

Pavement

Stephen Malkmus (SM) Scott Kannberg (Spiral Stairs) Mark Ibold Bob Nastanovich Steve West Gary Young

Studio albums	Slanted and Enchanted Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Wowee Zowee Brighten the Corners Terror Twilight

Compilation albums	Westing (By Musket and Sextant) Luxe & Reduxe LA's Desert Origins Sordid Sentinels Edition Quarantine the Past: The Best of Pavement Nicene Creedence Edition The Secret History, Vol. 1

EPs	Slay Tracks (1933–1969) Demolition Plot J-7 Perfect Sound Forever Watery, Domestic Rattled by la Rush Pacific Trim Shady Lane Major Leagues

Singles	"Summer Babe" "Trigger Cut" "Cut Your Hair" "Gold Soundz" "Range Life" "Rattled by the Rush" "Dancing with the Elders/Chemical" "Father to a Sister of Thought" "Stereo" "Shady Lane" "Spit on a Stranger" "Carrot Rope"

Video releases	Slow Century

Associated acts	The Jicks Silver Jews Preston School of Industry Marble Valley Free Kitten The Crust Brothers Sonic Youth

Other	Discography Gold Sounds

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