1995: ON TOUR with PULP in their MID-'90s POMP | Pulp Go Public | Music | BBC Archive
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- The much-loved band gave unprecedented access to BBC Camera’s as they toured the UK in 1995. Jarvis Cocker laments the upsides and downsides of his new-found fame while fellow bandmates Steve Mackey and Mark Webber spoke about their aspirations for the future of the band.
This clip is from No Sleep till Sheffield: Pulp Go Public, originally broadcast 18 December 1995.
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Growing up in the arse-end of nowhere, the shabby glamour of bands like Pulp and Suede struck more of a chord with me than Oasis and Blur. I couldn't relate to hedonistic partying in Camden Town or the Manchester Ritz, but Jarvis and Brett singing about teenage joyriders, trying to pick up girls at the all-night garage and that general yearning for something other than life in run-down market towns had a magic all of its own.
Where did you grow up
Relate 😂 currently a teenager in an irrelevant northern town. No glamour, no cosmopolitan excitement but pulp resonates with that really dreary and pitiful existence that is living in as you say “run down market towns” where the only fun is to sort of linger around.
I saw pulp at Isle of White this year, and they were the best ones there. Jarvis was such an amazing performer
This is splendid
Very splendid 👍
And hardcore?
I was at about 50 festivals up and down the uk in the 90s. My mate owned a security company and he would take me down as staff. Then he would pick me up at the end of the weekend lol. I’ll always say this was a time of my life that I can’t really remember but I’ll never forget. Drugs at the time where the best they have ever been. Now I’m a 40 year old man enjoying my mid life. Maybe one day I’ll do an old school for a weekend and relive it.
Still blasting Britpop in my car now with the windows down, even when it's cold.
Me too, park life blasting out , PARKLIFE
Best era in music, britpop , blur , oasis, ocean colour scene, cast , ect 👍
Suede?
@@blakelyhall8191 I forgot about them , they started britpop, Beautiful ones and trash brilliant 👍
Bluetones, Sleeper, Echobelly, Elastica and even though they weren't REALLY Britpop I've got to list them as they were the best British band of the decade in my opinion, Manic Street Preachers.
Pulp taking the fiction out of the glamour of being pop stars.
Some say those lasses are still waiting outside for Jarvis to come back.
Ah, the year I was 17. 28 years and 2 dress sizes ago 😂
Same here 😬😱
2:02 Andi Peters cameo
Odd band. Late developers weren't they, but what a blossoming. Those girls at the start would be my age now, which is impossible.
Remember the days when new mainstream radio play music was great and exciting
It still is, we just got old. Your parents said the same and your children will when their time comes...
Taylor Zzzzz Zzzz Swift zZzz bland...
Better than the rubbish today but blurs new album is great
Im 48 then……. Oh my
Bit depressed, weren't they?
They're English, after all
As much as I love some modern pop music, it's become even more generic than it used to be, so unfortunately not a lot has changed even after Jarvis' hope that it would become more adult. Lyrically it's pretty basic nowadays.
Could we have Archive Interviews on The Who, Hawkwind, or Black Sabbath please?????????????????????????????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!