That's easy; Lets Ride Megamix, but I suppose that goes for most people (if side projects aren't allowed then The Loss Adjuster "damn those yokels, damn those yokels")

Wickerman wrote:

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After This Hardcore and A Heavy Night With..., I voted for Further Complications.

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You like the heavy stuff then? I wouldn't put relaxed muscle in my top 5 but I think Mary is one of his greatest songs.

fredthe3rd wrote:

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Wickerman wrote:

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After This Hardcore and A Heavy Night With..., I voted for Further Complications.

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You like the heavy stuff then? I wouldn't put relaxed muscle in my top 5 but I think Mary is one of his greatest songs.

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 I do like the heavier stuff indeed, better than the glam-pop of HnH and DC (not that those albums are bad). I really love the Relaxed Muscle project, because it is full with irony, sarcasm and it is a total break with Pulp. Next to that I like the dark sound of the songs, filled with all these stupid and probably cheap keyboards and samplers. Wonderful. And I love Mary as well, but it doesn't really fit that well on the album does it?

None of the albums which have been released. It would fit on a more mellower Relaxed Muscle record, but I doubt that one will ever see the day of light. I even wonder if Jarvis will ever consider to make more music under the name 'Relaxed Muscle'.

On a sidenote, I remember this conversation during the Paradiso Amsterdam gig in 2006. Jarvis: 'When was the last time I've been here?' Fan: 'Relaxed Muscle!' Jarvis: 'So you were the one who bought the album?'

There is only one song with Jarvis on Pickled Eggs? I have that somewhere but cannot remember the song for the LIFE of me.

Well, 5 songs by Jarvis, vocals on one. Always thought of it as a JC side project.

Bwuh-ha-ha! (or however you spell an evil laugh)

Bwuh-ha-ha-ha! Foolish mortal!

Is that good or bad? This is my frivolous thread that I promised on the I heart Mark Webber thread by the way.

So this proves... well I'm not sure what it proves... that It, Freaks, MotU and Separations are Pulp's best albums??

Actually quite surprised at the lack of three love for Separations. I think in a poll of fifth favourite albums it would take all comers!

Well it was never really meant to prove anything... But now I'm curious. I might set up a thread over the weekend where everyone has a month or so to give their top 10 albums then I'll happily tot up the scores where a number one vote scores 10 points second place bot scores 9 etc. I might even turn it into a graph. I'm such a geek.

Actually it should be a top 12 so all must be ranked (i won't include pickled eggs obviously)

If you put them in order that's something definite, your saying this ones better than this one etc, each position is equal. Scores though, some people will give most the albums 8-9, others might give some really high and others really low scores to try and tip the balance. It's the same reason I don't watch Come Dine With Me.