Hooray! I thought it might premiere at Sheff Doc Fest which starts on the 7th but apparently not! My birthday is 2 weeks before :)

I think there should be some sort of Bar Italia party to coincide with the release, in Sheff of course.

It is! I actually think a Bar Italia type party SHOULD happen! We could drink Rum and Coca Cola, wear various corduroy and velvet suits and throw some Jarvshapes to Disco 2000.

Ah totally :)

Well that's just no fun.

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Panther wrote:

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Oh, that would be fabulous. Seriously, if not this year then one year we should do it. It would be so much fun. We could go to the Leadmill afterwards and then go for a walk by a dirty canal...

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Sorry but the canals here are just not that dirty anymore. 

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On my only visit to sheffield i was taking in the sights. Just off Ladys Bridge are paths that run along the canal, on one of these paths i encountered a human turd. Human faeces. Someone had curled one out on the pavement. Annoyingly this is one of my most vivid memories of my sheffield.

"there's no way you'd get me to jump off that bridge. No chance. Never in a million years." etc

You can now buy tickets for the Sheffield release, screening at Sheffield City Hall

https://www.sheffieldboxoffice.com/sheffieldcityhall/online/mapSelect.asp?BOset::WSmap::seatmap::performance_ids=60170E66-25E0-4443-87D7-61732F4A4C54

OMG I KNOW! I am going to this!

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Yes, it's the European premiere. I think it is also being shown at the BFI London cinema the same night. Pulp are going to be there and obviously Florian and Alex.

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          Pulp will be at the Sheff one? Hopefully there'll be a Q&A session afterwards.

So, who's coming?

Yeah ditto 

*edit* it's all sorted!

Yay!

It really would :)

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ive never seen a film at the city hall before but certainly looking forward  to this one..

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 Which is what makes me think there might be a tiny bit of giggage.

That's what I think, it is a gig venue after all! Could be very wrong. how ace would that be though!

That's how I feel.

It would be so great to meet you all and to

Thanks for asking, Panther .

Hm, I could get a "cheap" flight from Cologne to Manchester on Friday, 6.6.2014. Is there anything faster than a bus (more than 2 hours) to Sheffield. I don't understand the page with the trains.

But this whole effort would be rewarding (I don't know the right formulation for this, sorry), if I could met some people here from the forum. Otherwise it would be too much, "just to see a movie.

Less talk more action!

in my experience of Q &Aas with Jarvis he just tends to get a bit bored (rightly so) and people ask stupid questions. At the Shuffle fest in Mile End he took the piss out of one woman for asking a ridiculously long and boring question. 

They seem a lot more animated when there's several of them together, they witter much more between each other in a rather endearing way. The quality of the Q&A probably depends a bit on how it's organised. There was one on 5live where they seemed to have got people to submit written questions beforehand, then the producers chose a couple that fitted their preconceptions and it was exceptionally dull (did anyone know there was once an incident with a very famous American pop star??). But then if a gaggle of uber-fans ask really nerdy questions about something that happened in 1984, the rest of the audience will probably start chucking things, so there needs to be some happy medium. Maybe you need a leading question like, "Can you demonstrate your funny little dance?".

Hence my "tiny bit..."

the venue has been changed btw. Originally billed to be in the cinema.

The centre stalls block was marked as not available when I booked for a friend a couple of days ago so you're probably right.

It's always exciting when Pulp post things.

Found some new clips (starts a 1:13) of some fans in the film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnWlWFKFDrk

http://vimeo.com/92745263

Erm. So... They are my Jarvis knickers.

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That looks excellent!!!!!!!!!! I like the old ladys at the end. I just fear, that I will not understand that much. What does Steve say about Jarvis stagepresence. ..."And I think it's ???extra to these concerts (min1.07)

Nice knickers by the way, looks like a beautiful handcraft, haha!

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 Haha thanks :) Steve says he thinks it's brought something extra to these concerts.

The city hall is pretty much sold out! just 2 sections with limited availability.

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http://vimeo.com/92745263

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         Very professional looking yet the Sheffield charm offsets it in a lovely way. Can't wait to see it now.

       Geek notes: Jarvis talking about what else is going on that night, more or less quoting himself from his song 'Tonite'. Interesting choice in font with the Hardcore era stylings. And the home-movie footage at 1:06...wonder where that's from?

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VoxPop wrote:

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http://vimeo.com/92745263

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       Geek notes: Jarvis talking about what else is going on that night, more or less quoting himself from his song 'Tonite'.

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And someone's getting born

And someone's getting killed

Somebody falls in love

Somebody falls from a window-sill

That was just what was going through my head, too, Eamonn!

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I will neither confirm nor deny that I teared up watching this trailer.

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I kinda choked up when he said 'give the story a happy ending'. A solid confirmation of the end of PULP as a band.

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http://vimeo.com/92745263

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         Very professional looking yet the Sheffield charm offsets it in a lovely way. Can't wait to see it now.

 

       Geek notes: Jarvis talking about what else is going on that night, more or less quoting himself from his song 'Tonite'. Interesting choice in font with the Hardcore era stylings. And the home-movie footage at 1:06...wonder where that's from?

 

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 That looks like Day That Never Happened footage to my eye.

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VoxPop wrote:

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http://vimeo.com/92745263

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         Very professional looking yet the Sheffield charm offsets it in a lovely way. Can't wait to see it now.

 

       Geek notes: Jarvis talking about what else is going on that night, more or less quoting himself from his song 'Tonite'. Interesting choice in font with the Hardcore era stylings. And the home-movie footage at 1:06...wonder where that's from?

 

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 That looks like Day That Never Happened footage to my eye.

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 It is indeed  footage from Day That Never Happened.

Most of the clips shown in the film are from behind the scenes with the band getting wrapped in foil.

Not to much from the actual gig except to show the 'snow' that Mark was suppose to blow around during what I assume would be "Snow"

VoxPop wrote:

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VoxPop wrote:

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http://vimeo.com/92745263

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         Very professional looking yet the Sheffield charm offsets it in a lovely way. Can't wait to see it now.

 

       Geek notes: Jarvis talking about what else is going on that night, more or less quoting himself from his song 'Tonite'. Interesting choice in font with the Hardcore era stylings. And the home-movie footage at 1:06...wonder where that's from?

 

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 That looks like Day That Never Happened footage to my eye.

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 It is indeed  footage from Day That Never Happened.

Most of the clips shown in the film are from behind the scenes with the band getting wrapped in foil.

Not to much from the actual gig except to show the 'snow' that Mark was suppose to blow around during what I assume would be "Snow"

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 I don't think they played "Snow" again after 1984 so it may have been for something else

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Noticed Tim Allcard on the 'thanks' credits

Did his name not pop up on other resent PULP stuff? Does anyone know how much influence/involvement he has since the mid 80'? Nothing on the pulpwiki? 

 

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Tim was present, and performed percussion, at the Big Melt live show at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. His percussion seemed to consist of hitting empty oil drums and tubs and things. It all looked homemade anyway. I think he and Jarvis have stayed friends through the years. He is an artist these days and I quite often see him cycling around Sheffield with a somewhat beatific smile on his face. You can buy his stuff from Rare & Racy in Sheffield.