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Pulp were mildly successful, nothing more imo.

But JC seemed totally out of it on last nights Question Time. :crazy:

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Reg wrote: Pulp were mildly successful, nothing more imo.

But JC seemed totally out of it on last nights Question Time. :crazy:

he's been living france too long

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pure_shaw wrote:

Reg wrote: Pulp were mildly successful, nothing more imo.

But JC seemed totally out of it on last nights Question Time. :crazy:

he's been living france too long

Maybe... here, his last record has been shot down by "the professionals of the record industry" a month back or so...

But I like when he speaks French...

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is he still in france now he's split from his wife?

pulp were great

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hibster wrote: is he still in france now he's split from his wife?

pulp were great

He's in L.A at the moment attending Michael Jacksons funeral!! Probably.

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hibster wrote: is he still in france now he's split from his wife?

pulp were great

Yeah, Pulp were great, and Cocker is the last genuine pop star the UK has produced.

"His 'n' Hers" and the first Suede LP were the so-called Britpop's finest hours. IMHO.

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his'n'hers is a fantastic album. better than different class. :nod:

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote:

"His 'n' Hers" and the first Suede LP were the so-called Britpop's finest hours. IMHO.

That's right, they were.

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hibster wrote: his'n'hers is a fantastic album. better than different class. :nod:

Undoubtly.

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hibster wrote: is he still in france now he's split from his wife?

In the program I listened to, I think they said he was still living in France. I do not know about his wife, in fact, I do not care.

What I liked the most had been : "He should try to form another band, like he did with pre-different class Pulp."

Pulp did good music and a frontman like Jarvis Cocker was obviously a plus for a French audience - some entertainment between sad songs... The glory of the pathetic loser if you get what I mean.

I would like to add something. I did not fancy that much the first Jarvis Cocker and the last Air. In fact they committed themselves in the LP of Charlotte Gainsbourg - daughter of Serge. They all did a brilliant job. Surely at the expanse of their own records.

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He were really crap on Question Time a little while back, weren't he?

Jarvis is a geek.

But he's all right! :)

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By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: But he's all right! :)

Fucking hell... a positive! :laugh:

And a smiley to boot!

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Ally wrote:

By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: But he's all right! :)

Fucking hell... a positive! :laugh:

And a smiley to boot!

Wait there's more....

I actually like a couple of those Killers singles you know.

:o

:rofl:

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JARVIS! :bow: He's even got the same initials as Jesus.

JARVIS H COCKER

that last bit was bullshit by the way.

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Jiphy wrote:

hibster wrote: his'n'hers is a fantastic album. better than different class. :nod:

Undoubtly.

For me, ThisIsHardcore, DifferentClass and some B sides like DeepFriedInKelvin, Sheffield:SexCity, YourSister'sClothes, Seconds and His'nHers are the best things they did.

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pure_shaw wrote:

Reg wrote: Pulp were mildly successful, nothing more imo.

But JC seemed totally out of it on last nights Question Time. :crazy:

he's been living france too long

not as long as in England!

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