I’m doing Sheffield tonight (if the trains behave) and am curious to see if he’ll show the footage used last night. But still DM me anything salacious!
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I’m doing Sheffield tonight (if the trains behave) and am curious to see if he’ll show the footage used last night. But still DM me anything salacious!
Was there any gossip from Mark, Lisa?
Pulp slay Washington DC on the second night of their North American tour. A stacked setlist, lots of laughter and an abundance of love for the band.
Here's the very fabulous “Cocker's Luck” drawn by Jamie Hewlett. First published by Time Out on this day in 1998.
"Rocker Cocker In Feline Fellatio Shocker!" is worthy of being a Hardcore-era Pulp lyric.
Pulp in Dublin was outrageous fun! The band’s new songs are bedding-in well and we enjoyed a rare outing for Dishes.
On the eve of Pulp’s summer tour I’m excited to share this brand new interview with Candida Doyle.
We talked about Candida’s role in the new Pulp album and how this tour will be Pulp’s biggest and most ambitious yet.
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Let’s go have some sushi 😂
Well worth a read: Pulp interviewed by Miranda Sawyer with portraits by Suki Dhanda.
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On this day in 1994 Pulp performed at Leicester University Queen’s Hall.
One reviewer wrote: “The highlight of the evening came with new track ‘His N Hers’, during which Jarvis handed his microphone around the crowd, asking ‘What frightens you?’ Answers ranged from ‘rejection’ to ‘Depeche Mode’”.
BBC Four deliver the goods once again with their Top Of The Pops re-runs. Here’s Pulp performing (well, miming) ‘Help The Aged’, originally broadcast on 7 November 1997.
Mark, Jarvis, Nick & Candida. Photo by Tom Jackson
Don't they shine up well?
'Uncommon People' is Mojo magazine's Pulp feature and is published today.
It’s great isn’t it? Gives us a different way to view the success of a song other than by a chart position. I nominate you to do the 5x CU singles.
Thanks. It was bloody everywhere too (thank god!)
Thank you! Hours and hours of work but a labour of love.
Peel played the studio version. Island had also begun to distribute advance copies in early April so for once they were ahead of the game!
Pulp’s Common People was first played by John Peel on this day in 1995. To mark this 30th anniversary I’ve charted the airplay that each of the four Different Class singles gained on UK radio during 1995-96.
On this day in 1998 the NME landed on the newsstands with Pulp (well, Jarvis) gracing the cover.
Read the full interview at www.acrylicafternoons.com/nmeblue.html
📷 Adrian Green
Oh god you too! It’s been way too long.
Read about the songs that have guided Jarvis Cocker and Alexis Taylor through life.
We learn about Jarvis & Alexis’ musical influences, the relationship they have with each other, and the dynamics of their respective bands: Pulp and Hot Chip.
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Released yesterday: a vinyl record collaboration between Wes Anderson and Jarvis Cocker. It features ‘Aline’ from the film ‘The French Dispatch’ and ‘Petey’s Song’ from ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’.
Limited to 1,000 copies and released by the Vinyl Factory.
Pulp’s Different Class LP with the interchangeable covers. It has a price tag of £150.
Seen yesterday at the Greenwich Music & Video Exchange. The sleeve tears are a reminder to store these records in a protective outer cover!
Stopped by the ‘For Your Pleasure’ exhibition at Liverpool’s Open Eye Gallery to admire these Donald Milne portraits. I can’t tell whether I admire Jarvis’ pose, his shirt fabric or the carpet pattern the most. They’re on display until 9 March.
Good luck to everyone trying for Pulp tickets tomorrow morning. We can do this!
✅ Over 100,000 tickets
✅ Fan presale
❌ No dynamic pricing
5️⃣ venues Pulp haven’t visited before
Thank you for reminding me of this:
Live Act Of The Year, voted for by the NME. Pulp in joint 5th place.
Best LP, voted for by NME readers. Pulp’s His N Hers in 6th place.
Most Desirable Human Being, voted for by NME readers. Jarvis Cocker in 5th place.
Quote from Russell Senior
NME cover following the 1995 Brat Awards. Included are Damon Albarn, Noel Gallagher and Martin Rossiter.
Best Band, as voted for by NME readers. Pulp in 7th place.
On this day in 1995 the NME’s annual Brat Awards ceremony took place in London. These are the categories that Pulp featured in. Pulp didn’t win any awards (boo!) but I doubt they cared because they’d just finished recording an exciting new song called Common People.
Very fond of Oliver Jeffers. I’d not thought about Cocker doing the music.
4. Books with a Jarvis contribution: Sombrero Fallout - Richard Brautigan Slow Down Arthur Stick To Thirty - Harland Miller Superhero For Hire - William Shaw Endland - Tim Etchells Wrappers Delight - Jonny Trunk (not shown) 125 Views Of Shoreditch - Adam Dant The Huey’s - Oliver Jeffers
5. Books with Pulp content: Lunch With The Wild Frontiers - Phill Savidge And Away - Bob Mortimer (not shown) Beats Working For A Living - Martin Lilleker Isle Of Noises - Daniel Rachel International Lonely Guy - Harland Miller Fingers Crossed - Miki Berenyi The Last Party - John Harris Going Deaf For A Living - Steve Lamacq
6. Band members’ books: Mother Brother Lover - Jarvis Good Pop, Bad Pop - Jarvis Freak Out The Squares - Russell So It Started There - Nick I’m With Pulp, Are You? - Mark
2/2: Even further Pulp reading:
1. Books about Pulp: Truth & Beauty - Mark Sturdy Hardcore - Paul Burgess & Louise Colborne This Is Hardcore - Jane Savidge Pulp - Martin Aston Pulp - Mike Wilson Jarvis: In His Own Words - Michael Heatley The Illustrated Story - Paul Lester The Tomorrow People - Susan Wilson Illustrated Biography - Linda Holorny Uncommon - Owen Hatherley
2. Official publications: His N Hers - US promo book Common People comic - Jamie Hewlett Tour programmes (1995, 1996 and 1998) Different Class - music notation This Is Hardcore - music notation
3. Books that have inspired Pulp/Jarvis: The Mind In The Cave - David Lewis-Williams Voices - poetry anthology Wheels Of Light - Kevin Foakes The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter - Carson McCullers First Love Last Rites - Ian McEwan What The Neighbours Did - Philippa Pearce Nova 1965-1975 Still Life - Diane Keaton Kestrel For A Knave - Barry Hines Skin And Hair Care - Linda Allen Schoen Space Annual - Peter Fairley Tales From Moominvalley - Tove Jansson
Pulp: Further Reading
We’ve enjoyed a bumper two years for new books about #Pulp. Want more? Check out these Pulp, Pulp-related and Jarvis Cocker related books. Details in the alt text.
“Me and my mother are having a competition to see who can grow the tallest sunflower” - Jarvis Cocker, Pulp.
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