FUN VIBES!!! Americans React To "Pulp - Disco 2000 - Lyrics"
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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If the question is Blur or Oasis the answer is always Pulp.
Suede for me.
@@ceebee9633 that was the true battle pulp vs suede
Did you see them Claire ? I mean doing a gig. If you did you are betraying your age ! I saw them in Leeds. A great day and night in the park. Jarvis was on form.
Hahaha what a great comment
@@electricgiblets not really. Everyone liked Jarvis. Suede and blur hated each other pre-oasis. That was the battle. Jarvis was like the referee that everyone respected.
I love the ordinariness of Pulp songs - they have such a lovely blend of humour and pathos, and always very grounded in a recognisable northern working class culture
Greatness in ordinariness...
Same as what Tom Waits does in depicting America's forgotten and down-trodden in a lot of his songs. Makes the bleak, mundane and everyday glisten with appeal and romanticism and a cloud of sadness hanging over it all.
@@booshank2327 What a fantastic way of putting it. And I completely agree. I've never thought of the similarity before.
Yeah, none of that soppy champagne & roses .. :)
Jarvis Cocker reportedly said all the lyrics for Disco 2000 were all true, bar the "woodchip on the wall"
Fun fact, this song is based on a True stories, Jarvis and Deborah stayed friends until Deborah's sad death. Jarvis even sang this song at Deborah's wedding.
Pulp are a brilliant band. Jarvis Cocker writes lyrics that are like little kitchen sink dramas. Stories of the lives of regular British people told with a little bit of humor and a lot of sympathy. He's a tall gangly awkward regular bloke and we loved him for it. Disco 2000 and common people were their biggest hits but standouts include Babies, Underwear, Sorted for Es and Wizz, This is hardcore and something changed.
Also Jarvis mooned Michael Jackson live on stage at the Brit awards show for which we loved him even more.
Little kitchen sink dramas has to be the best description I’ve read for his songs 👏
Sorted for E's and whizz is a good one
Need the lyrics too tho I think
So many people suggested this song in the comments on Common People. It's definitely one to react to, as you say, with the lyrics!
Also, Caught By The Fuzz by Supergrass.
I second that motion!
That song was just nostalgia on another level 💟
Yes. But ages ago your Honour!
"Do you remember the last time" is defo my favourite Pulp song
First
It's a masterpiece
Do you remember the 1st time has the best lyric ever written in it.. but you still bought a toy to reach the places he never went 🤣🤣
Sophie Ellis Bexter did a great live version on the live lounge. She even got the sarky look perfect when she sang 'don't be late'
@@crazydrew01 he never goes. Oh Jesus it must be great. To be straight!
That song always gets me, as I grew up with it, and come the year 2000 I too would be "grown up", and now it's 21 years past that...hell, we're all getting old boys!
And girl's, I was 16 in the year 2000. Didn't appreciate what a great time the 90s was to grow up at the time
Just a shame we can't go back
Like Common People its a pity you couldn't watch the actual video, your really missing the full 'Jarvis' experience.
This was playing when I met my hubby in a grubby nightclub in 1996. Still love it and bring a nice smile to our faces. Do love Pulp...
Maybe give “Do You Remember The First Time” a listen.
Pulp recommendations apart from the one's you've done already: Do You Remember The First Time?, Lipgloss, Babies, Mis-Shapes, I Spy, Live Bed Show, Underwear and This Is Hardcore
YES ALL THE ABOVE!
I third this, exactly the other songs I'd suggest. Great band, as a teen in the 1990s during the whole Blur vs. Oasis I always sided with Pulp.
The album this song is from is called "Different Class" and there are some fantastic songs on there. I think you've already reacted to Common People (also from this album)
One of my favourites from the album and (in my opinion) one of their darkest is "I Spy". That's got some lyrics that'll get you thinking!
Or even "Pencil Skirt", which Jarvis Cocker has himself described as "a dirty little number"
:-D
Both of those tracks are deliciously filthy ;)
Do Sorted for Es and Whizz by Pulp
Yes oh yes
'A Little Soul' is just gorgeous. Probably Jarvis's least arch, lyrically. Please give it a listen, even if it isn't a recorded reaction one. Your souls will be enriched, fittingly, given the song title.
Probably elsewhere in the comments, but I can't be arsed looking....wood chip was a type of very cheap wallpaper, which literally had small chips of wood in it to give it texture. My mum used to tell me off for picking the chips out of it. I suspect I wasn't alone.
Much of the lyrical content of Jarvis Cocker songs is based on his own personal experiences. 'Deborah' in 'Disco 2000' actually existed, and their respective mothers had been friends since the maternity hospital. Jarvis has admitted though, that he and Deborah were actually born a few hours apart on the same day, but that "within an hour of each other" scanned much better as a lyric. (Poetic licence, anyone?)
One fact you might find fascinating - this is song from 1995. Pulp got tohether in 1978! That's 17 years between them starting playing and when he wrote these lyrics. I don't know how old he was when they started (touch of mystery) but right now I'm probably at that age when he wrote the lyrics... Even that I'm not from England or close to anything I could call common people, this song just hurts bulls eye. 17 years. They are still around even now, planning 2023 reunion, and "even if it was the only thing they are known for," they still get singalong of tens of thousands people, because "it's a good song"... 27 years later.
Jarvis, a brit: lost dreams, futility, the relentless march of time, failure to move on or heal.
American: that was a *fun song*
True story, but sad as 'Deborah' died of cancer a few years ago 💔
Really?
@@animatechap5176 yep, ironically it was breast cancer, apparently...
@@willrichardson519 Bone marrow cancer
But there was a kind of final party of her life that was thrown and Jarvis came along to play a mini gig for her.
One of my favorite songs. Sort of reminds me of forest gump
You should react to The Smiths. Their best tune is The Queen is Dead but they have many other great songs, How Soon is Now is another great song
Saw Pulp yesterday on the first date of the reunion tour and they were still amazing!
Pulp brilliant
Jarvis is great at creating visions from our teenage /early adult times. I don't know if Jarvis still buys his clothes from charity shops but he used to
I was as their concert last night in home city of Sheffield England. This was their 2nd song on the list and everyone in the arena got on their feet (around 10k) and was singing along to the song and common people was towards the end those two songs (also mid-shapes) they send a electrifying vibes though the arena everyone singing to every word what a concert what a night have three gigs left this tour but definitely a group to see live
'Yes', by Mcalmont and Butler is a classic 90's song you should look at lads.
Absolutely love 'Yes'. It's a gem of a song.
Cool for Cats by Squeeze. Has a similar vibe. I meant. Up the Junction 😂
Good call
Excellent too...
@@davidhoward2487 Remember when it was released 79. Only just got “ give the dog a bone” 🙈
The girl that this was written about has since passed away.
Underwear and Mis-Shapes are great songs
I love this song, talking about a girl you grew up with and fancied but nothing happened between you. We all have as story like that.
Like on the Wonder Years.
Wow this brings back the memories! 90's indie disco's were the best!
Something Changed, Sorted for E's and Wizz, Misshapes, Do you rememner the first time, Help the aged, Babies.... pulp have some good uns!!!
Underwear, sorted for Es and Whizz , Like A Friend (Great expectation soundtrack version)
Babies as well babies is a great tune
My favourite band of all time, and always will be.
Our version of friends was 'coupling' and the theme tune was Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps by Doris Day but i get you. Anyway, loads of suggestions here for their stuff. I think Something Changed and misshapes are my faves of the entry level stuff of theirs.
Coupling was miles better than Friends. Funnier and went far deeper into the topic of adult relationships. Were Friends is a superficial comedy with a story-telling background but always fishing for cheap thrill laughs, Coupling on the other hand is comedy with a deeper meaning that isn't afraid to let the real belly-laughs build up through an intricate story line. For anyone looking it up, I should note that there is a failed US version of Coupling as well. Avoid that at all cost.
You want a love song that only Pulp could've created? Check out 'Something Changed.' No other band on the planet could've written a genuine love song so understated and yet somehow so goddamn ADORABLE.
I Spy is an amazing track from Pulp worth reacting to.
Pulp sorted for Es and wizz
Mis-shapes, Mile End, This is Hardcore, Underwear, Babies and Do You Remember the 1st Time as an appetizer. I'll recommend the main course later!
'Babies' - by Pulp. You know you want to.
loving your love for northen uk music , being a yorkshire bloke i can appreciate that a lot and i oly found your channel yesterday , im addicted. listen to all together now by the farm
Another classic pulp track. We used the term friend zone in the 80s, so it's been around longer than you think.🤔.
And guys ‘wood chip on the wall’ is a very knowing class statement .. a form cheap wallpaper used to paper over bad wall plaster in old houses ..
Check out Sorted for E's and Whiz by Pulp
Ha! Friendzoned by birth! What an epic summary for this tune! Fantastic!
Classic, this is a rabbit hole you could go down, i was an Oasis fan but i still liked a lot of Blurs stuff, "Tender" for some reason is one of my favourites, there are plenty to choose from.
The dance version on the b-side of the seven inch rocked.
Love a bit of Pulp, fun nostalgia. Went digging around in my music brain and came up with 3 other bands who fit into this category of story telling, (I'm sure there's many more but these 3 came to mind nostalgically) Squeeze (70's, 80's) 'Cool For Cats' or 'Up The Junction' Our national treasure Jools Holland was in this band.
The Streets (2004) 'Fit but you know it' and Plan B (2010) 'She Said'
After the two you’ve done, gotta be ‘Babies’ next
Just Subscribed, fantastic channel, it's so exciting to watch you guys experiencing for the first time the music I and so many others love it really keeps it new. I'm from Sheffield, England, big PULP fan, Jarvis is a real front character, you should watch him perform. Did you see him moon live onstage during Michael Jackson's performance of Earth Song in 1996... what a guy.
Darker side of PULP: “I SPY”
Another PULP classic: “Babies”
New BritPop band suggestion: LongPigs (again from Sheffield UK). The album to head for is called “The Sun Is Often Out” it's up your musical street.
Longpigs: “She Said”
Longpigs: “Lost Myself”
Have fun and keep going !
Good perception guys
imagine never having experienced the best of brit pop.. I am so jealus
I always loved this song. I'm from Sheffield, the city Pulp are from. When I was 18 back in 2004 I used to work in Sheffield train station in WH Smith and I twice served Jarvis Cocker, the lead singer when he came into our store. I never said anything to let on, but I think he knew by my expression that I knew who he was.
Underwear, Do You Remember The First Time, definitely!
A lot of British Bands wrote lyrics like that. That´s the reason they like Argentinian Audience.
Great tune by jarvis ❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌great memories xxx
I love your reacts to this. guys - you appreciate the humour in this song :)
always loved to see americans loving Brits Things.
I love this song - i love the nostalgia of growing up with folk and seeing how diffierent we all become.
Yes, it says 'lets all meet up in the year 2000, wont it be strange when we're all fully grown' - which is funny because i was closer to being the 'baby' in the story than being 'fully grown' back then - i was 5 for most of 2000, 6 towards the end.
But its still has the warm melancholy . . . A bittersweet, cynical nostalgia that Pulp do so well.
Try Sunrise by Pulp. A hugely underrated song. The live version from Reading 2011 is pretty up there. Enjoy!
One of my absolute favourite songs and performances.
Should listen to misshapes, my fave pulp song for sure
Check out the libertines: what a waster, can't stand me now, don't look back into the sun
Need to do babies by pulp next
I like you guys and this old rock chick is going to subscribe, now. So, hi from a very sunny, warm East Coast of England.
BTW - PULP WERE MASSIVE!!
Am I allowed to suggest stuff occasionally and you will take note? That'd be cool.
Hope you notice me waving here among your humungous 19k subs. Hey, here, I'm here. (Waving madly). So hi and bye I guess, for now x.
Yes! More Pulp!
Try "A Little Soul" next =)
There's a video of Deborogh Bone MBE, 50th birthday party, with Jarvis Cocker, Pulp, singing this song to her with a makeshift band, think you would like it.
Do you remember the first time. Great Pulp song. Also Jarvis Cocker was in Harry Pottter. In the band at the Yule ball in the Goblet of Fire.
so many great songs!! try Do you Remember the First Time, Babies, and Lipgloss
You may know this already, but it was Jarvis Cocker from Pulp who stormed the stage when Micheal Jackson was pretending to be god while performing earth song.
We did have our own version of friends here in fact we had. 2. We had Game on and This life. Both of which had actors go on to be big Hollywood stars. They were a little bit ruder and funnier than friends! As you’d expect from Brits! 😀
Pulp did some fantastic quirky and poptastic songs. Their popularity with the 'powers that be' took a wallop when Jarvis (lead singer) waved his arse at Michael Jackson during a performance in the UK (Brit Awards Earth Song)
But the singles were cool as and it's great that they stand the test of time! ❤🙏🏻
It’s hard to pick between disco 2000 and common people. Both splendid tracks. Mixtape must haves
Yeah yous should definitely carry on reacting to Pulp, they were fantastic. Different Class is a 10/10 album, although I think His n Hers is my favorite. It's weird cos Disco 2000 is on Different Class, but that was the His N Hers album you displayed at the end..
Misshapes, sorted for es and wizz, somethings changed, underwear all great songs all on the same album Different Class you guys should do it its considered the best Britpop album, up there with Whats the story by oasis and parklife by blur.
dancing with tears in my eyes. every time I hear this song :))
We did have our own version of friends it was called "coupling"!
And it's a true ass story. The girl was Deborah Louise Bone (1963-2014), a nurse and a member of Order of the British Empire.
Fun fact the fountain that is talked about in the song actually refers to a pub in Sheffield that was fairly popular when the song was written, unfortunately it closed a while ago though.
Aaggh finally a reaction to this. No one seems to have done this. Fair play lads. Yay!!
These guys literally react to every video I watch
If you want a Pulp song with a good story check out I Spy
Edit:
Oasis and Blur always got all the attention, but IMO Pulp was the best of the britpop bands.
Jarvis said in an interview that prince had 1999 covered so he did this to make sure he was played on new year's Day for the millennium
You've got to do Jarvis Cocker's 'Running The World' with the lyrics. Absolutely brilliant.
A class tune🖤🏴
Some liked Oasis, some liked Blur... But most liked Pulp! Mainly because Jarvis Cocker mooned Michael Jackson live on stage, on the BBC. Jackson tried to sue him!!
This Is Hardcore. Completely different to this, absolutely superb.
Oh yeah..... Help The Aged
I have to congratulate you guys being open to listening to British bands. The 90's Brit bands are just exciting , fresh, great song writings and melodies and I am just inside those scene when i am in my young adulthood. I never ever liked anything that comes out of USA (except i always thought Britney is the Queen and better than Christina) so never spent any money buying that music. Hope you guys discover more British bands like i did growing up when i bought Cd singles and albums of excellent bands.
Great video. This is probably sacrilege to say-- but I've always preferred Disco 2000 to Common People (though there's little in it). Babies is a belter as well. Somebody once described Jarvis Cocker as the missing between Mick Jagger and Alan Bennett.
Absolute tune
I feel so lucky to be from the same city as Pulp, Human League, Joe Cocker and Arctic Monkeys
Pulp was the Headliner at Glastonbury in 1990, you only get to do that if your at the peak! I was there, it was amazing! He also had the pleasure of announcing Margaret Thatchers resignation to the crowd, mid set.
I realise I'm replying to a year old post
Pulp were not Glasto headliners in 1990, they were still some years from their peak. Plus Thatcher resigned in November.
Other than that well remembered.
you should watch when the singer of pulp jarvis Cocker invades the stage when Michael Jackson is playing at an awards ceremony ( I think it's the Brits) and bares his arse at him it's hilarious
I highly recommend Babies by Pulp. My favourite of theirs.
More Pulp! Do you remember the first time, underwear, sorted for E’s and whizz, babies. All great.
Do it!
Balls, I forgot, Mis-shapes is great too.
C’mon, more Pulp, great music and even better lyrics.
I remember being 21 in December before the Millennium. I was drunk and hungover from my birthday party to Xmas to New Year. Party Animal. Anyway, I recall singing this in the city centre when they let the fireworks off for Hogmanay swinging my platforms around my head as my mates watched me on top of a statue. Then we went clubbing.
Those were the days my friend. Don't know how I survived the 90s.
The lead singer Jarvis is well known for getting on stage during Michael Jackson's Brit performance and showing his arse in protest.
Do you remember the first, still my favourite. Or ‘sorted for E’s and Whizz.’
"babies" is one of my favourite pulp songs.
Pulp were the 90’s Smiths.
You've got to check out 'Help the Aged' and 'Something's Changed'
Cool channel. Respect for checking out the UK stuff 👍 subbed and clicked 👍
I love the Fantazia smiley 👍🏻👍🏻
@@JonathanReynolds1 Only those in the know, know 😉 Respect 🤜🤛