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Bob Nastanovich. Host/Analyst. Bob was born in Rochester, New York. When he was a young kid, his family moved South of Richmond, Virginia just before Secretariat's march to the Triple Crown. It was a great introduction to horse racing.
Other articles where Bob Nastanovich is discussed: Pavement: Percussionist Bob Nastanovich (b. August 27, 1967, Rochester, New York) and bassist Mark Ibold (b. 1962, Cincinnati, Ohio) joined in 1991 and 1990, respectively.
Formed in California in 1989, the group – made up of Stephen Malkmus, Spiral Stairs, Mark Ibold, Steve West and Bob Nastanovich – released five full-lengths to critical acclaim. They disbanded at the turn of the millennium, before touring in 2010 and returning in 2022. They have a few more shows scheduled this year.
I n the late ’80s, after graduating from the University of Virginia, Bob Nastanovich and his college friends Stephen Malkmus and David Berman moved to Jersey City, where they moved into a small apartment together and started a lower-than-lo-fi three-piece rock band called the Silver Jews. Eventually Malkmus moved back to Stockton, California, and was never heard from again.
Bob Nastanovich was nearly as essential a leader as Stephen Malkmus to the overall persona of the seminal indie rock band Pavement. His role can best be described as "utility man," although he sometimes…
18 de feb. de 2015 · Photo from Bob Nastanovich's Facebook. Last month, Pavement/Silver Jews member Bob Nastanovich revealed that David Berman was back to writing songs and that Silver Jews were practicing new ...
17 de jun. de 2023 · At the nexus point of indie-rock and equestrian sport, Bob Nastanovich stands alone. On one side of his life, he’s the affable percussionist, shouter-in-chief and all-round good vibes guru in Pavement, one of the most beloved and acclaimed if also most dysfunctional American guitar bands of the 1990s.
