Pixies, 'La La Love You' (Live in Paris) -- Video Premiere
- Posted on Oct 27th 2009 11:00AM by Benjy Eisen
- Comments
Ever since their sold-out comeback tour in 2004, Pixies "reunions" have come around periodically, with their latest regrouping in honor of the 20th anniversary of their landmark 1989 album, 'Doolittle.' In the wake of a predictably successful run abroad, the US leg of the tour will kick off in Los Angeles on Nov. 4. The band will spend the following month taking 'Doolittle' to American audiences nationwide."I guess we're kind of like a Led Zeppelin that tours," frontman Black Francis (aka Frank Black) tells Spinner. "More accurately, we would be like a Velvet Underground that tours. We have a catalog and it has a certain cache and it seems to always be kind of 'current' over and over ... some of it, anyway, has a certain timeless quality to it."
On that note, two decades after 'Doolittle' first hit shelves, the Pixies are performing the album in its entirety. The set list also features the original bonus tracks and B-sides totaling 21 songs in all. 12 of those songs are accompanied by short films that were created specifically for this tour, projected onto a massive backdrop video screen in conjunction with an artsy production. In other words, if it ain't broke, don't fix it -- but nobody's gonna complain about adding a sick light show.
To see what we mean for yourself, check out this clip of the band performing 'La La Love You' from the Zenith in Paris, France on Oct. 15.




Madonna Super Bowl Halftime Show: Romans, Cheerleaders and MIA's Middle Finger
Katy Perry Divorce: With No Prenup How Much Will Russell Walk Away With?
Randy Travis Apologizes for Public Intoxication
M.I.A., Fiance Benjamin Bronfman Split, Singer Rarely Sees Son -- Report
Alori Joh Dead: Singer and Kendrick Lamar Affiliate Dies at 25
Puddle of Mudd Singer Arrested in January for Drug Possession
Cee Lo's Super Bowl Strip Club Outing: Singer Reportedly Drops $10K
Thudda Boy Dead: Rapper Brondon McDaniel Dies From Gunshot Wound
Chi Cheng Improving: Deftones Bassist Raises Leg After Three Years in Coma


18 Comments