The 2 things I can remember from last night were; Jarvis saying that being as famous as he was in 96 made him feel like those pictures in barbershop windows. That you're still you but all the colour is gone and you're like a faded version of yourself.

He said he was at a level of fame now where he can walk around and get on with things without being mobbed and that he is enjoying  that. He particularly mentioned "I can go on the tube!"

last night is still a bit of a blur for me as later on I met Jarv, when it seemed all hope of seeing him was lost and we thought he'd snuck out if the back door straight away so everyone else left. Because I'd travelled such a long way I decided to drown my sorrows, and lo and behold 20 minutes later he appeared, with some friends (including Steve).

so, I met him again and we had a lovely chat about the Sheffield gig. He was really open and honest and lovely and dreamy.

-- Edited by Jarvgirl on Saturday 25th of May 2013 05:06:39 PM

thisishxc wrote:

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Hey guys, I know we're kind of drifting off into different subcategories in this thread but I didn't want to annoy anyone by making a ton of different threads being a relatively new member and everything. BUT! I was just wondering... is anyone going to go see Jarvis' talk at the lit festival on the 24th? If so, can you report back to us if he lets slip anything about Pulp plans or solo plans or book readings/signings? If you're feeling really confident you could even ask him if he has any plans to do something for us fans up North that can't travel down ^_^

How great would it be if he did like a mini-book-reading tour thingy? Ahhh.

Also don't forget to post any pictures or videos you get of/with him! :D can't wait to see footage!

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 I recorded the whole Southbank talk but audio only, haven't had a chance to listen to it yet, it probably won't be great sound quality but should be listenable, I'll try and get in onto my computer later and then can pass it on if anyone's interested.