That's great, thanks for posting.

On the basis of one listen, I think Girls Like It Too might be a bit of a classic. Isn't it strange how no matter what guitarist he works with (right from Russell onwards), they all end up playing that same one-string guitar style?

wow, sounds good

cant wait for a potential album :)

The Idiot wrote:

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He really does sound '60s these days, doesn't he? It's good, but in the back of my mind it's still What Would Russell Do?

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 I see your point, but I've always felt that the experimental aspects that Russell (and Steve and Mark) brought into Pulp wouldn't have been all that worthwhile without Jarvis' unique lyrics, vocals and style. So, I think even if his music's gotten more conservative, relatively speaking, there's always going to be a uniqueness that you can't get anywhere else. It will be a long time, I hope, before Jarvis' music becomes ordinary.

nice...but it sounds like
an accelerated "from A to I" ...

what's wrong with Jarvis sounding 60s ? I think its great personnally, and that was that 60s sounds that made his debut good.

This song is a gem. Only Jarvis can write tunes likes this, which so much melancholy in a catchy melody. I really really hope we have an album on the way.

-- Edited by andy at 09:04, 2008-03-15

First song he has made in a while that has me excited!

I've been listening it a lot last week!

Sturdy, I'm not very keen on music so I'm not sure what a one-string guitar style is. I'll give it a try the guitar part in Lipgloss would make a valid example? If that so I got it but I can't think a post-Russell example, Bob Lind maybe? It's strange indeed. I can only guess Jarvis comes up with this guitar bits and suggests them to the musicians. Maybe as a guitar player he was influenced by Russell. And I don't know why but I have the sense that Steve might be involved somehow because -if I'm right about one-string guitar style is- his basslines have that feeling too. Maybe because bass is played string by string (am I right?)

JayJay, yeah Steve and Ross were really nice. The second night we (my girlfriend and I) didn't get to see the show but we brought them presents to thank them. Before getting into the venue for the show we caught Steve and gave him a couple of bags. Steve humblingly replied -"Are these for Jarvis?" -"Nooo!" we said -"This one only is for Jarvis, this one for you, that one for Ross and this is for the rest of the band" Mission acomplished so we went to eat some pizza. After the show we decided to wait for the band outside the venue to see if Steve got it right. I saw the tour manager -Liam a really nice guy too- on the street and I asked him about the presents. "Come with me" So we ended up in the backstage. Steve not only got it right he also asked us to sign the book we gave him. Ross too. I'll never forget lest week.