Pip? You're 12?

My list is not terribly different. I'll just copy yours and make a few adjustments.

1. Seconds - kinda goes without saying 
2. Your Sister's Clothes - see above
3. Catcliffe Shakedown - I love this song and can't believe it hasn't caused riots on this board.
3. Street Lites - the duel vocals make the song
5. His & Hers - best use of bass on any Pulp song.
5. Mile End - probably Jarv's best lyrics
6. Ladies Man - I love how icy this song is. Kid A was full of this stuff 3 years later.
7. You're Not Blind - another underrated gem.
8. The Boss - the lyrics are a bit pastiche-y, but I like the song for it's energy
9. My Erection - another song ahead of it's time
10. Don't Lose It - gets better with repeat listens

I left The Professional off. It used to be a favourite of mine, but now it seems dated and slapdash.

I adore Can I Have My Balls Back, Please?

His N Hers is brilliant (even better in the live performance you can find on youtube...) - & rounding out my other favorites (order unimportant) are
The Professional (sleaze & Jarvis' 'I spy' alter ego at its best),
Street Lites (so hot)
Your Sister's Clothes (sends chills down my spine)
Seconds
& I have a soft spot for Ansaphone...

I haven't heard Don't Lose It and am now badly wanting to!

It's a Dirty World

Seconds

We Can Dance Again

Live On

Street Operator

Cocaine Socialism

Ladies' Man

Catcliffe Shakedown

You're a nightmare

Streetlights

that's me top ten, been reading a lot about Pulp lately, so that's rekindled my interest quite a lot.

"Seconds" should have been on the His'n'Hers album I'd say, and I also think its criminal that "It's a Dirty World" didn't make it onto Hardcore...but never mind!

It's a shame that they didn't release a We Love Life disc aswell- there are a lot of great tracks from that era.
I recently got hold of Cuckoo, Quiet rev and other demos so I suppose that I could make my own, but it's not quite the same as an official release with sleeve notes and proper packaging.
I was expecting Different class to be my favourite deluxe edition, but I ended up playing his'n'hers a lot more- seconds, your sisters clothes, frightened etc.

Catcliffe Shakedown is quite popular, perhaps I should re-evaluate it...

Seconds is possibly the best Pulp song. Ever.

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Wickerman wrote:

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zaqx wrote:

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It's a shame that they didn't release a We Love Life disc aswell- there are a lot of great tracks from that era.
I recently got hold of Cuckoo, Quiet rev and other demos so I suppose that I could make my own, but it's not quite the same as an official release with sleeve notes and proper packaging.
I was expecting Different class to be my favourite deluxe edition, but I ended up playing his'n'hers a lot more- seconds, your sisters clothes, frightened etc.

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Why don't you make it? Then upload it so we all can enjoy those demos.

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Yeah! I'm sure a lot of people would be very greatful if you posted them to the yahoo account. Me included.

Where did you manage to get you mitts on such a precious item, zaqx?!

zaqx wrote:

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Where did you manage to get you mitts on such a precious item, zaqx?!

By spending a very large sum of money on the disc.

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Tell me about it.

Everyone can share the magic/enjoy those demos
for thirty minutes/pounds at a time

 

and what would be your username ? razzmatazz ?

alright

tell us when you're on, or maybe you could upload the tracks on the yahoo account ?

you'd make countless Pulp fans happy...

you're added

im andymorris

to send tracks to the yahoo account is pretty easy, you just have to send them by mail to baritalia2005@yahoo.co.uk just like a regular mail with an attachment