As promised, the Pixies appeared on “The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien” last night to perform the closest thing the band ever had to a pop hit, Doolittle’s
Oh, and if you haven’t downloaded the band’s free Doolittle 20th Anniversary Live Sampler yet — four tracks recorded last month in Paris — you can grab it here.
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