Heartland

I keep watching this Pulp - Common People performance at Glasto and keep walking away after enjoying and feeling totally stunned by it. 70,000 people all bouncing.

Stuninng. Never seen anyone have that mass reaction at Glasto.

Guess a bit up for us common people.

Which is in my all time top five songs so if anyone wants to argue about the merits of Pulp/Jarvis/The Song or Sheffield, I'd welcome your comments.

Just like you.

Rent a flat above a shop...

FFS! - You - Cut your hair and get a job.

Ooops! Sorry. That's me.

Saw 'em at Glastonbury in 98, last band on the main stage on the sunday - therefore my lasting memory of them (and I love Different Class) is trudging away from a swamp, through a swamp, to 'drive' out of a swamp, back to...Leeds.

I seem to have left an important part of my brain in that swamp. Oops.

Common People in your top five songs eh?

dunno if i could even go so far as to put Pulp in my festive top fifty...and if i did it wouldn't be Common People

there is a song about woodchip on the walls that stirs feelings of the 70's...but i can't bring myself to type it

I hate Pulp

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I hate Pulp

Are we having a broad church moment here?

Motz wrote:Are we having a broad church moment here?

i think so...which is unfortunate as i'm feeling quite narrow at the moment

Burn wrote: here is a song about woodchip on the walls that stirs feelings of the 70's...but i can't bring myself to type it

Wise move. Thank Christ we never all grew up in the year 2000. I do have a soft spot for Deborah though. *sighs longingly*

ahhh the breast moment IIRC

Pulp are/were shite!
Fact!

handle it

Though I did like it when he waved his bottom at Michael Jackson

Burn wrote:ahhh the breast moment IIRC

Might be.

Johnny M wrote:Which is in my all time top five songs so if anyone wants to argue about the merits of Pulp/Jarvis/The Song or Sheffield, I'd welcome your comments.

I prefer the William Shatner version myself. As for Pulp's version, I preferred the dance mix (or whatever it was called) to the original.

oh yes

William Shatner gave it class...the only down side was Joe Jackson's wailing

Everytime I see this topic's title I have to think of some terrible song you might vaguely remember, as me...

Something with 'Living in the love of the common people' or so?

yeah i know the one...the artist escapes me but he was undoubtably a complete tosser.

Obviousman wrote:Everytime I see this topic's title I have to think of some terrible song you might vaguely remember, as me...

Something with 'Living in the love of the common people' or so?

Paul Young.

Don't know him, but I know it's an awful song

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: yeah i know the one...the artist escapes me but he was undoubtably a complete tosser.

Paul Young, and aye, he was a tosser Lee, but did have two very sexy backing singers in what must have been a very cold studio, if you get my drift .

The Great White Hope of soul, number 538.

scotty wrote: but did have two very sexy backing singer.

Bogus!
skinny wee nip showing bags, called The Fabulously Wealth Tarts, I remember them black days,me

James Blast wrote:

scotty wrote: but did have two very sexy backing singer.

Bogus!
skinny wee nip showing bags, called The Fabulously Wealth Tarts, I remember them black days,me

you pair have some seriously dodgy memories...


thank f**k for amphetamines and recurring memory loss

James Blast wrote:

scotty wrote: but did have two very sexy backing singer.

Bogus!
skinny wee nip showing bags, called The Fabulously Wealth Tarts, I remember them black days,me

But no nips a bad nip, eh Blast!