I'm glad that you like them. I notice on PulpWiki pictures from this TV show. IS there actually a better recording arround ?
I've also uploaded another one, a French broadcast of Reading Festival 1994 on dimeadozen...
I do have a copy of Nulle Part Ailleurs from '96, but the version you've shared is slightly better. The picture is a bit sharper.
I'm watching the complete version of Reading '94 now. Great quality! Much better than my old copy. Thanks again for sharing.
I'll try to upload something in return later this week. Probably The Warehouse (ITV, April 93). I know you don't approve of YouTube, but here's a sample for anyone else who's interested. Only the vocal is live.
Wow...some fantastic footage there Will. One of the best Pulp tv bits I think I've ever seen! Captures the look of the time so well. Great close-ups of the band and audience and the picture quality is great.
Once its's done, you'll find a VIDEO_TS folder, it's a DVD folder. You can play directly on your computer if you get VLC. Just open VLS and drop the VIDEO_TS folder icon on the VLC window.
Or, you can burn a DVD video with a software like Nero. Just create a new Video-DVD and put on it both VIDEO_TS and INFO_TS folders.
Wow...some fantastic footage there Will. One of the best Pulp tv bits I think I've ever seen! Captures the look of the time so well. Great close-ups of the band and audience and the picture quality is great.
I agree, that footage is great. The programme also included Sheffield Sex City, which I think is especially good.
I recently got hold of a better version (a VHS 'master') which I've digitised. I must add a note of thanks to Jason, whose tape it was, he also provided the excellent and apparently forgotten '16 objects for the moon' clip mentioned in another thread.
I will share a high quality version. It will be at least 1GB in size and I'm undecided what's the best way to go about it. Possibly I'll put it on Dime.
Wow, some amazing stuff surfacing here at the minute. Can't wait till I've got proper internet again so I can snag some of this! (And indeed share some of the stuff I've been promising for about 3 million years.)
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Firstly, I wanna say thank you to everybody who share this fantastic Pulp stuff!!
Secondly, a few minutes ago, I had found a new Pulp 2011 bootleg. It is from Hordern Pavilion, Sydney!
And finally, I can´t wait to see Pulp for third time this summer; Primavera Sound, Glastonbury and Paredes de Coura in a few days!!!! ;)!!!! I know!!!! I´m lucky!!!!
Is there any chance someone could upload the From Lorelei to Munich DVD (Fuss free productions dvd) which was uploaded a couple of years ago please? I'd love this on dvd and im assuming quite a lot of people managed to download it. Something like megaupload, dime, zomb or demanoid would be great. Anything but rapidshare really! Would be very grateful. Would be nice to see more Pulp dvd's surface. Theres not as many about as there should be. Doesnt seem like as many people with Pulp footage on vhs are as keen to convert to DVD as some fans of other bands are which is a shame.
Thats a great review! Hope Jarvis did take a box of Cherry Ripes home with him. Actually I noticed at Wooliworths this evening that you can Dark Cherry Cherry Ripes now.... the times they are a changing! Cant wait to hear the Sydney recording now - looking for it!
The sydney gig is great - Its too big for me to upload but perhaps someone with much faster internet can upload. The recording is very good - but doesnt have Bar italia in it...
FWIW, my splice of the same concert is in one of the Bar Italia Yahoo accounts from a while back! Comes from the original BBC Radio One broadcast in 2000, then some BBC 6 Music repeats in more recent years. Invisible joins, hopefully! x
Don't suppose anyone has a copy of Death Comes to Town - the one released on Beats Working For a Living: Sheffield Popular Music 1973 - 1984? Can't seem to track it down. Nor Rattlesnake for that matter.
Here's Brixton 2nd night in FLAC format. http://www.megaupload.com/?f=NJV97J7D
Cheers for that weed, but when I click on a file it says that it's unavailable?? Weird!
Also I was able to get the dimeadozen flac from Brixton 2nd night, but the 2nd half of Monday Morning seems to be cut off?? Anyone else had this problem? I converted the flac to mp3 so maybe that's the problem? I don't know...
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Do you mean dimeadozen or Megaupload? I have the megaupload download of Monday Morning and it's fine. Direct link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GY0MBVFJ
Reading 2000: I seem to have only 4 songs from this gig, probably from radio? http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7NGCQW1G
I think it's from the ITV coverage (tv broadcast)
Here's the full set from Leeds 2000 I spliced together using various radio broadcasts:
http://www.megaupload.com/?f=D1NXYNLX
This looks great Weed, but any chance of uploading all the songs in one zip or rar file? Just cos megaupload only lets you download one file at a time and it would take ages to do each song individually! Cheers
That's how I intended it (first time using megaupload). It just turned out this way when I was done - I didn't even notice until you pointed it out. I'll try it again when I get some time
For anyone who's interested, try using JDownloader.
All you do when it's installed, is copy the links to the clipboard and the program checks they are avaliable for download. Then you can tell the program to download them all when checked. Saved me a hell of an age, as you can 'bulk copy' links so you don't have to keep going back and clicking each link individually. And it's FREE!
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I have hardly any! I attended V96 (Warrington), Birmingham '98, Reading 2000, Reading 2002 and this year I attended Glasto, Hyde Park and the two Brixtons. So far I only have a copy of Brixton #1.
Freek, I've tried many times to d/l the 1st sept boot from megaupload but somehow the speed is sooooo slow, it says it'd take 6 hours to d/l? Has anyone had any problems like this? I'm looking forward to hearing it
Yeah, I was referring to the 1st sept book. I should have been clearer, sorry. I've tried to d/l about fifteen times. I'll keep trying, I'm sure it'll download ok eventually in terms of download speed
I don't suppose anyone has a FLAC copy of "Live Hardcore" do they? It's from the Lorelei festival in Germany in 1998. I had a copy years ago from Camden Market, but unfortunately got lost when I moved house!
If you are desperate for a copy, FRLKEANERUSSIA has a copy in MP3 at http://feelingcalledjarvis.blogspot.com/2010/04/pulp-11-rockpalast-festival-loreley.html
Or maybe Freek has a copy in FLAC?
Regards
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I'm not a lover of FLAC, so I usually only do requests in mp3. I make (and already made a few) an exception for people who shared some stuff themselves also. but sorry, if someone has their very first post here being a request for flac, that doesn't get me moving :)
Weed - yes thats the one - seemed to be quite a moody gig. I've recently downloaded a DVD ripped from an obscure TV broadcast from the same gig (I think) that'm yet to watch - will be interesting to see. Every Pulp gig I've been to (so far...) has seen Jarvis on top form, to see him anything less would be fascinating. Freek - that's no problem, can only assure I wasn't being rude! But no worries, will make do with the MP3 link above until I can get back up to Camden. Will be sure to share a FLAC copy either via megaupload (or similar) or via DIME.
I only saw Common People video from Loreley '98 on youtube. And, yes, Jarvis is in a bad mood! Well, from what I can glean, most of their gig equipment got shipped by mistake to Moscow!
Jarvis, in one of his 'take it down' moments (I think from memory, it's at the end of Glory Days) Thanks Sonic Youth for letting them borrow their equipment to make the gig happen.
But my favourite sound bite is on the intro to Help The Aged and the cake in the rain!
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Has anyone got a copy of 'Happy Endings' played as an encore at Auto at the Magna Centre?
The recent (and widely, joyfully disseminated) BBC Classic Concert broadcast neglected it. But it was loaded with such delicious meaning! They had opened the set with DYRTF, which (despite being common currency now) they hadn't for some time, and to thus end a set they believed to be their very last in such a fashion rendered me speechless.
Well, it is perhaps this keen sense of what it's like to be a fan - this sense of high narrative - that makes Pulp so very special. Oh, just come back, won't you?
-- Edited by superchob on Wednesday 12th of October 2011 09:02:19 PM
Has anyone got a copy of 'Happy Endings' played as an encore at Auto at the Magna Centre?
The recent (and widely, joyfully disseminated) BBC Classic Concert broadcast neglected it. But it was loaded with such delicious meaning! They had opened the set with DYRTF, which (despite being common currency now) they hadn't for some time, and to thus end a set they believed to be their very last in such a fashion rendered me speechless.
Well, it is perhaps this keen sense of what it's like to be a fan - this sense of high narrative - that makes Pulp so very special. Oh, just come back, won't you?
-- Edited by superchob on Wednesday 12th of October 2011 09:02:19 PM
Here you go.. although you know they played Babies and Common People afterwards right?
As for the other tracks - I do, and didn't like their later way of playing the latter. Of course, thanks to the wonderful infraweb, I now realise that they played it like that often towards the end - perhaps to inject a little interest - but at the time I was confused and went home cursing the sound engineers. Actually, it sounds okay.
Has anyone got a copy of 'Happy Endings' played as an encore at Auto at the Magna Centre?
The recent (and widely, joyfully disseminated) BBC Classic Concert broadcast neglected it. But it was loaded with such delicious meaning! They had opened the set with DYRTF, which (despite being common currency now) they hadn't for some time, and to thus end a set they believed to be their very last in such a fashion rendered me speechless.
Well, it is perhaps this keen sense of what it's like to be a fan - this sense of high narrative - that makes Pulp so very special. Oh, just come back, won't you?
-- Edited by superchob on Wednesday 12th of October 2011 09:02:19 PM
Here you go.. although you know they played Babies and Common People afterwards right?
Has anyone got a copy of 'Happy Endings' played as an encore at Auto at the Magna Centre?
The recent (and widely, joyfully disseminated) BBC Classic Concert broadcast neglected it. But it was loaded with such delicious meaning! They had opened the set with DYRTF, which (despite being common currency now) they hadn't for some time, and to thus end a set they believed to be their very last in such a fashion rendered me speechless.
Well, it is perhaps this keen sense of what it's like to be a fan - this sense of high narrative - that makes Pulp so very special. Oh, just come back, won't you?
-- Edited by superchob on Wednesday 12th of October 2011 09:02:19 PM
Here you go.. although you know they played Babies and Common People afterwards right?
Hello again - you've done so much already, but I'd really love to hear the 1984, '85 and '86 gigs listed in your file if you have a chance... I don't think I've heard any pre-87 live performances. Thanks!
Mark of the Devil, Being Followed Home and Fairground certainly catch my eye early doors... is that the audience joining in with the "ahahahahahahas"?!
Looking forward to spending some QT with these recordings, particulaly '86 @ the Leadmill. Cheers!
-- Edited by superchob on Saturday 15th of October 2011 11:26:56 PM
I'd very much appreciate as many of the following as you feel you can manage (I appreciate that this is a big ask!)
1992-05-28 - Selford 1992-06-06 - Finsbury Park 1992-09-05 - Halifax 1992-12-20 - Paris 1993-02-23 - Glasgow 1993-03-02 - Leeds 1993-03-04 - Equinoxe London 1993-11-04 - La Cigale Paris 1993-11-11 - Manchester 1993-12-18 - London 1994-04-24 - Glasgow 1994-05-17 - Nancy 1994-05-30 - Strassbourg 1994-07-10 - Dour Belgium 1994-08-27 - Reading 1994-09-15 - Boston 1994-10-04 - Newcastle-under-lyme 1994-10-11 - Paris 1994-10-15 - Lyon 1994-10-31 - London Lighthouse 1995-07-29 - Lollipop Stockholm 1995-10-20 - London 1995-11-28 - Dijon 1995-12-04 - Nantes 1995-12-05 - Paris Bataclan 1996-02-06 - Stockholm 1996-05-21 - San Fransisco 1996-05-26 - Minneapolis 1996-06-03 - New York 1996-06-15 - Hultsfred festival 1996-06-24 - Munich (Discorama) 1996-07-07 - Providence 1996-07-08 - Paris 1996-07-13 - Feile Festival, Dublin 1998-06-09 - Boston 1998-06-21 - Hurricane Festival 1998-06-27 - Roskilde 1998-07-12 - T in the Park 1998-07-19 - Innsbruck 1998-09-18 - Tokyo Blitz 1998-10-02 - Adelaide 2001-08-26 - Lowlands 2001-11-18 - Nottingham
In return, I'm happy to upload anything of mine that you don't have (see the list here, anything in green I have: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=52BPW0SO) and I can also share the load a bit with other peoples requests if you like (If you don't mind - I don't want to steal your thunder! :))
-- Edited by blueowl0708 on Sunday 16th of October 2011 01:30:48 PM
Tis is already posted on here in lossless. Just do a search for Heineken. I was at this gig and loved getting the recording of it. I think it's pretty good and a very spirited performance.
blueowl your Auto show is missing 59 Lyndhurst Grove. I'll repost it in the 2007 account. It's not perfect but it's the only missing song.
So it is! I'm not sure how that's happened as I#d been missing that track for years but managed to get a copy recently and I was sure I'd put it in. Never mind, thanks for that Saw!
that will take some time. at first I was thinking "that's quite the request", but hell, why not? this music should be shared and why not this way? as long as certain forum members pm me suggesting a trade and me being naive, of course after sending 3 dvdr's never hearing from them again...
so yeah: Selford 1992: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=33QJ6EE6