Jarvis is today guest editor of the OMM. its the JARVISsue packed with Obscure Artists, Dodgy Opinions and Heated debate :lol: :lol:

 

however what is your fave Pulp moment?

 

this is mine as you might know already :lol:

 

one of the funniest videos ever!!!!

 

[flash=450,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCKzAn0612o.swf

i never liked pulp.... but jarvis's damning of jacko at the brits was priceless!

i never liked pulp.... but jarvis's damning of jacko at the brits was priceless!

 

this videos worth watching just for ''meatloaf' :lol: :lol:

Jarvis bareing his arse at Jacko for me as well.... :lol: :lol:

I liked Common People , and Jarvis bareing his arse at Jacko for me as well.... :P

 

 

Pulp were a fine band. I bought both Different Class and His N Hers about 2 months ago and both are excellent albums. Common People and Babies are my favourite songs.

Pulp were a fine band. I bought both Different Class and His N Hers about 2 months ago and both are excellent albums. Common People and Babies are my favourite songs.

I was a huge fan back in the Mid 90s, and imo, His N Hers is better than Different Class.

I NEVER REALLY GOT INTO THEM THAT MUCH BUT COMMON PEOPLE AND DISCO 2000 WERE GREAT SONGS

Jarvis wrote most of the lyrics for Charlotte Gainsbourg's 5.55 album. Check it out it's great.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY2Smsnxl60

 

 

Edited October 24, 200618 yr by findingout

Jarvis wrote most of the lyrics for Charlotte Gainsbourg's 5.55 album. Check it out it's great.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY2Smsnxl60

 

got the single. not the album. want to get the serge dvd. think it will be cool. esp history de melody nelson. think thats the one. sampled on a mc solaar record on african rock n roll years thing.

MC Solaar's hit sampled Bonnie and Clyde, I think. Melody Nelson has been used by Massive Attack (Karmakoma), David Holmes (Don't Die Just Yet), De La Soul and is the basis of Beck's Paper Tiger.

 

EDIT: As this thread is about Pulp, Jarvis does one of the few good tracks on Gainsbourg Revisited LOL, but the same song (Je suis venu te dire que je m'en vais) is performed much better on the 'Pop Romantique' comp by John Westley Harding.

Edited October 25, 200618 yr by findingout

MC Solaar's hit sampled Bonnie and Clyde, I think. Melody Nelson has been used by Massive Attack (Karmakoma), David Holmes (Don't Die Just Yet), De La Soul and is the basis of Beck's Paper Tiger.

 

cool. will look out for that Bonnie and Clyde record!!! sounds like a v great record better than the big no one. even though the come and go between your kidneys line is brilliant. ultramucky!!!

 

actually isnt there a jarvis song where its like gonna "fill a hole in your heart, but thats not gonna be filled???". or similar?

 

if you know the song and can tell me. would be good to listen to. only seen the lyrics in print