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Why do you have two of each, Ian? Didn't you sell an MOTU 12" once that was signed to you? Surely losing an unsigned early single would be less traumatic than flogging that...?

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My Lighthouse - I bidded on two at the same time assuming I would lose one but in the end I won both. Everybody's Problem - I got the second dirt cheap.

Yes, I did. The things one will do in times of poverty :(. I've since re-bought it though, just without the signatures.

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1. First pressing of Different Class on vinyl (with all the inserts)
2. My signed copy of Further Complications
3. This:

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4. This:

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My one item would probably a photo I have with me and Russell that I sadly can't find at the moment (packed away in a frame somewhere).  Or the postcard from Jarvis in which he writes:  "...I have the utmost respect for you & that isn't a thing I say lightly I tell you."  Still makes me feel a little wobbly when I look at it, to be honest...

Or signed D.C. vinyl...

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Oh, what lovely signed vinyl! When did you get that?

Also, tell us the story of the postcard!

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Yes I want to know about the postcard as well. And what's the piece of paper with stuff on about Abba and moustaches and dedicating Big Julie?

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Fred, most Pulp gigs have those these days. It's Jarvis' notes on the events that are to be commemorated on that day. I have this for Glastonbury - it also reminds him to throw out frisbees into the crowd.

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Got the vinyl signed in San Francisco back in 1996 (posted this pic from the record store signing a while back).
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I was never really sure what the story was behind the postcard.  It just showed up one day in my mailbox.  Remember these were the days of aptly-termed snail mail.  It was either a response to our fanzine (I think the timing made that unlikely) or I might have written some weepy fanmail or something. 



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I have the inserts from the Different Class CDs framed on my wall. I bought it twice so I could display all 12 photos at once and I'm really hoping I can get at least one of them to sign their respective insert at the Sheffield show. I'd rather have the vinyl inserts but I'd probably end up spending hundred quid at the least to get my hands on them. Both CDs only came to a fiver.



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Can i just mention that those 'Maureen/Simultaneous' lyric sheets i aquired around '92/'93. Sorry if i mislead you into thinking they we're from a much earlier time.



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If anybody wants a copy of the DC CD with 12 covers seek out your nearest That's Entertainment shop. They frequently have multiple copies at a low price. Not often in mint condition though.

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I was going to keep a haribo I caught when Jarvis threw them into the crowd once, but got tempted and ending up eating it a few minutes later. So it would have to be my copy of the His 'N' Hers promo book, signed by all the band, that I won in a Pulp People competition. The question I answered correctly was something to do with Bond theme tunes.

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I picked up the interchangeable sleeve DC cd for 50p at a car boot sale. Bargain

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Well it's not actually mine...it's my brother's...but it would be his cassette copy of Different Class bought October 1995. The first Pulp product brought into the house. Not just my most treasured Pulp item but my most treasured music item. I had shoved in a video cassette into the VCR a few weeks previously and caught their performance of Mis-Shapes on TOTP which inspired my bruv to buy DC. I think they were on before an exclusive of Mariah Carey performing 'Fantasy' via satellite. I remember a blond haired male presenter saying something like: 'I wandered lonely as a cloud/I saw a woman all beautiful and hairy/I said I know you, you're that Mariah Carey!' I expect it's on YouTube now. I remember it well. A couple of Milka bars from the pound shop that day too. It's almost a year ago now since that glorious resurrection of the past but with a new twist ('new age fun with a vintage feel'...anyone?) at EP festival September 2011. And what... 16 years since I saw them back in 1996. Time goes by so fast. Sometimes the 1990s seems like a completely different world never mind a different class. I wonder was I ever really there or am I ever really here! My heart is back there for sure. Britpop feels like a different world or dimension. If I could time travel I'd be right back there but a bit older - as I was still single digits when I first got into Pulp I never got to experience the debauchery to its full extent.

It was a portal to a different world that album. Which is strange cos part of Pulp's power was reflecting what you were already experiencing. I guess they amplified it all. 



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I once turned down the chance to buy the interchangable sleeve DC for £3.50. Why? Because I "had all the tracks already" and couldn't justify the price (!). I was a teenager then.

And nowadays I regularly bid £20 quid for the privilege of owning this...and always get outbid :(

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Do you mean the CD or LP?

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The vinyl. I'd like the lovely 12" pictures for framing.

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You'd need to buy two if you wanted all twelve.

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I think I could pick my favourites. I'd start with Russell and the donkeys.

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I found the images online and assigned each image to a different track of the album on iTunes. Some images it was obvious which picture went with which song, others weren't so obvious.

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I've only got four of the songs on my phone to check but I've got Mis-shapes: Jarvis behind coach, Bar Italia: three of them in cafe (no brainer), Common People (Donkeys - one of the ones where neither images made total sense, but this made a weird sort of logic), mis-shapes: wedding scene - ahh!)

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I was in Bar Italia again on Saturday. They really do a most excellent cup of tea.

I'm not sure the pictures do have much inline with the songs, do they? I Spy and Underwear obviously, but the others are tenuous if they do have connections at all...

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I went to Bar Italia after the albert hall, it was fun. I think my most treasured Pulp item would be the copy of Intro I found in a shop a few weeks back.

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Some do. Bar Italia, Disco 2000 (couple of school kids), I think Misshapes suits the coach scene well with the bratty kids pulling faces at him. It's just occurred to me: isn't there one of mark in a supearket carpark? That could be Common People.

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Stephen wrote:

I once turned down the chance to buy the interchangable sleeve DC for £3.50. Why? Because I "had all the tracks already" and couldn't justify the price (!). I was a teenager then.

And nowadays I regularly bid £20 quid for the privilege of owning this...and always get outbid :(


 Where on earth are you finding the vinyl for 20 pounds? I've never seen it cheaper than $100 online



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