gotta a long version on one of pulp's cd's..LOVE it.. "you've just heard one of the most remarkable applications in modern electronics" exchange student at a French art school , lonely as hell and bought myself a present..pulp cd's!!
I have been listening to this one particular version for 4 days straight and still not burned out on it. It's great! Sounds like a brand new song every time it restarts and I have it on a loop!
@@noelreverberation I guess taste is subjective. I understand what he meant. His n Hers, and Different Class made Pulp famous over the world, they found their sound, for fit in commercial mass music (called britpop). But some old songs have an original and creative sound, for a few people, that some fans like more. I do think Pulp evolved and got better quality songs later. Some bands have lived similar changes, for instance, The Verve. In South America, most people only know their album Urban Hymns, because of the hit Bittersweet symphony and a couple of ballads. While a real fan could say earlier albums are much better.
@grahamlyons2000 - I've got quite a lot of the early materials - It, Freaks and the Countdown CDs from 1996. It's a mixed bag - some truly excellent material and some moderate songs. But generally very good!!
Wow! finally something from the early pulp! I don't know how I didn't see before Good to see this early old stuuf here and yeah! Jarvis looks like Ian there Great! 'coz I love both of them ^^ hehe thanks for upload it :)
Anyway, which album is it from??? I've never heard this song before, but it seems that it's from the pre-His'n'Hers period ... When they were infamous ...
Well, Pulp was a britpop band, they simply couldn't be understood in the USA, they sing about very british things, about british suburbian lives ... And maybe they are too subtle for an average american listener, you know, their songs are not like "oh come on, I want your body baby, you turn me on, I like the way you mo-o-o-ooove." It's not like Beyonce or The Pussycat Dolls and these american things ...
Oi, I'm American. I mean, not all American music is awful... But a significant portion of it is. I love Britpop and I virtually listen to all Brit music anyway, so I don't know what's wrong w/ me. Maybe I just have common sense ;-)
