I'm a Man is to TIH what Misshapes is to DC. Like Misshapes its short, punchy and direct. Its the mission statement of the album (exposing the emptyness of modern masculine identity), and the band has oddly divorced themselves from it.
To be honest I am not a big fan of the song. It probably wouldn't even make it into my top 100 list. But I still think it would have made a hit single. Certainly its better than A Little Soul though, which was a bog standard country/western song tarted up with a Yorkshire accent. My nickname for A Little Soul is "Gareth Brooks".
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That Camille girl was poison, i mean it was written on her face. And judging by the pics of her on the interweb, she prefers women anwyays
As for the thread, the obvious one would be We Can Dance Again. It was always this or Disco 2000 as single contender and i guess they made the right choice, but in 95, there was room for the two songs. Razmatazz isn't too different and it was a single, it was just their sound back then. It would have made a hit easily. It's more bass driven when disco 2000 sits on the guitars, so i guess with a little work they could have sounded differently.
Glory Days could also have been a hit. Especially since they previously released weird songs as single (TIH, A little soul). It would have helped This Is Hardcore.
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1984 - EP with Maureen, Take You Back, Back in LA and Cousins
1987 - Death Comes to Town, DYWMA? and Rattlesnake in whatever configuration you prefer. Perhaps even a couple of EPs, padded out with My First Wife (versions 1 and 2), Heart Trouble and an early version or two of some Separations songs
late 1991 / early 1992 - Live On, providing a perfect bridge between Countdown and OU
2000/2001 - Weeds and / or Minnie Timperley
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Never made the connection between A Little Soul and Garth Brooks I must say! Smokey Robinson, yes, the riff. Arrangement...I guess there's a bit of a c&w twang but I think it works (though, to better effect on Laughing Boy). Anathema if you're a big Russell-head I guess.
I'm sure they just make stuff up occasionally. Their reviews of Pulp and Jarv albums are pretty pointless.
oh, wait, they've hit a new low with this
I could be wrong here but as far as my memory serves this was the first official single from Pulp. Im not really sure exactly what to say other than that the guitar part leading into the chorus is the sweet part of the song. The content should be fairly obvious given the title. Its not the greatest Pulp song, but its a fantastic song in my book.
thisis about Do You Remember The First Time?
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