Reformatting HD with clean install... but first a question...

So my Powerbook has been... slow since I put Leopard on it. Much, much slower than when I had Tiger on it.
I am thinking however that maybe it has to do with me just doing an upgrade rather than a clean install. So I want to do a clean install, etc.
If I do this can I still go back to my Time Machine and pull files, apps, etc back on to the machine? Or will it not allow this?
If anyone has any information I would really appreciate it (or if you think I should just go back to Tiger I'd love to hear why)!
Thanks,
Stephen

Sorry, I don't want to restore the whole thing from the time machine back up, just pull individual files/folders or apps.
Can I do that with my Time Machine Volume and a new install of Leopard or will it not recognize it as such?
For instance, could I pull Quicksilver or Photoshop over from my TM backup to my new system without having to re-install? Or old work and school files/folders?
Or if I pull the whole user over (as was suggested) would it just give me all my apps, all my settings, etc with no losses?

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