you are all very welcome. in the 10 years plus I'm on the net, I've downloaded so much great and rare music that this is a nice way to be able to be on the other side of that process.

so, what next?

last one for tonight

1992-10-23 ULU http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OXFP2E1X

Nice... the ULU show is pretty much my dream setlist. 

I'm curious to hear the Osaka show. Is it typical of other shows circa 1996, or did Japan inspire Pulp to be a little experimental?

-- Edited by Fuss Free on Saturday 14th of May 2011 11:10:17 AM

Yeah you're right...the Goodier version is more 'demo' than live.

Really enjoying the May '93 Garage gig. Surprised that the sound is actually half-decent. Fuss Free if you haven't already, download that one. You'll love it.

The Osaka show in Jan '96 is a fairly standard Pulp DC-era show (see here http://www.pulpwiki.net/Pulp/Live270196ClubQuattroOsaka) although they did play Have You Seen Her Lately for perhaps the only time(?) after the His'n'Hers era.

Barcelona, 3rd of December 2001?
Just for a rare late-era performance of Razzmatazz purely because they were playing the venue of the same name, (can you check when the last time it was played live previous to that? Ta).

Razzmatazz (40 live performances): last time before Barcelona in my folders: 3 times on the US/Canada tour 1996 (New York 1996-06-03, 1996-05-30 Toronto, 1996-05-25 Minneapolis) last time UK: London 1995-10-20

and of course they played it at Auto 2002

-- Edited by Freek on Saturday 14th of May 2011 07:12:32 PM

Yeah, barely got a look in from DC onwards...interesting that it was brought back for a bit of the North America tour.
I think the only time it was played after was the last gig at Auto. A bit strange considering it gets a crowd going. Acrylic and later Joyriders seemed to be the token' anything up to HnH' non-singles songs done live after '94.
A cert for the summer's festivals you'd imagine.

This is awesome! Thanks Freek. Good job I have some time off work this week to listen to all of these!

hey Cutcopy, looking for Glastonbury 1994 (Lipgloss I do not have, neither do I have the songs that weren't televised) I came upon a place (feelingcalledjarvis blogspot, lots of pulp and jarvis solo to be downloaded on this russian blog) where you can download another australian 1998 show, Perth 1998-09-25

here's a link http://feelingcalledjarvis.blogspot.com/2010/04/pulp-15-metropolis-perth-australia-25.html

it's not Pulp, it's a project called A Touch Of Glass. consists of Jarvis, Steven and some other people. I don't have the gig, so if you would email me On your own again, that would be appreciated!

this is from Pulpwiki:

A Touch Of Glass (1999/2000)


Dates:

31 November 1999 - 333 Club, London
25 June 2000 - Scott Walkers Meltdown, Royal Festival Hall, London
Line-up:
Jarvis Cocker (acoustic guitar, omnichord), Steve Mackey (bass, keyboards), Alasdair Molloy (glass harmonica). Plus only at Scott Walkers Meltdown, Mark Webber (guitar), 'Scott' (drums) and The Swingle Singers.

Setlist:

Roald Dahl (Venice) (1)
My Chopper (2)
Otley (3)
Forever in My Dreams (4)
Fire Island (2)
My Body May Die (5)
On Your Own Again (6)

Notes:
(1) This instrumental was used to open Pulp's low-key live shows in 1999.
(2) Instrumentals.
(3) Instrumental that later became The Trees.
(4) Instrumental that later became Forever in My Dreams.
(5) The only time this collaboration between Pulp and the Swingle Sisters was played live. (Only played at Scott Walkers Meltdown.)
(6) Scott Walker cover. (Only played at Scott Walkers Meltdown.)

All five of the instrumentals played were probably being considered for use as part of Pulp songs. Two of them, Otley (The Trees) and Forever in My Dreams, were eventually used.

thanks!

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