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Five days to go until the next gig, and intriguingly, Richard Hawley will be supporting the band as well as The Orielles.

More setlist speculation - could this mean Hawley features on some Pulp songs? Maybe Dublin gig-goers might get Live Bed Show, or the elusive Lipgloss?

Whatever happens, it's gonna be one hell of a night...



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I was at Soft Cell last night at the same venue. A bit miffed that there's a "Gold Circle" pit, didn't realise the tickets had tiered pricing.
Gorgeous park though and well-organised. Marc Almond was missing his partner Dave Ball who is still recovering from a physical injury sustained last year. To be honest, when I saw them at Hammersmith Apollo 18 months ago he needed the use of a cane to hop up onto his synth-station.

Great evening though, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and OMD were fine support, getting the crowd going. I thought the stage swallowed poor Marc up for the first half of Soft Cell's set. There'll be no fear of that with our Jarv next week. A pity there's not more pop in the undercard, even if it's cute that it's an all-Sheffield affair.

 

But yes, with Hawley on-board, hopefully he can bring some welly to songs that need it and may be contenders for debut outings on this "Encore" tour (Lippy, Party Hard, Fear). 



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There's 70 tickets up on Twickets for this, a lot of them at vastly reduced amounts. No tickets available for any other Pulp show on there. Makes me sad that my compatriots are happy to ditch Pulp. I did think it was an ambitious venue for them, I think they would only have sold-out a park in Ireland in 1996.

Also a bit disappointed that for this venue's set of summer gigs, Pulp is apparently the only one where they charge for entry to the pit/space nearest the front of the stage. I wonder whose decision that was as it was a greedy one.

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I wonder if any of my cousins are going to this. Chances are probably, I have a lot of cousins.

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There's 70 tickets up on Twickets for this, a lot of them at vastly reduced amounts. No tickets available for any other Pulp show on there. Makes me sad that my compatriots are happy to ditch Pulp. I did think it was an ambitious venue for them, I think they would only have sold-out a park in Ireland in 1996.

Also a bit disappointed that for this venue's set of summer gigs, Pulp is apparently the only one where they charge for entry to the pit/space nearest the front of the stage. I wonder whose decision that was as it was a greedy one.

It would be 69 but for a grand balls up on my part in recent days. As far as the golden circle is concerned the tickets in there are cheaper than Pulp at Finsbury Park.



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I know they are but at all the other St Anne's Park gigs, you can just ask for a wristband for free to enter the pit/Gold Circle. Had I known that at Soft Cell last week I would have gone in but I assumed like for the Pulp gig, my ticket didn't permit me.

Anyway, looking forward to tomorrow. My brother who is accompanying me, is only 25 but has grown up on Pulp thanks to me - he must have been the only toddler in the world singing along to Birds In Your Garden in 2002.



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Eamonn wrote:

.he must have been the only toddler in the world singing along to Birds In Your Garden in 2002.

 Not true, we have a video of my 2 year old son singing it! His other favourites were "Its not the end of the world" by Super Furry Animals and "Reward" by Teardrop Explodes.  My wife wasnt too happy when he used to sing Birds in public

As for me, there was a cine film of me aged 6 singing "Two Little Boys" in a guardsman uniform At my uncles wedding.  Hopefully it has perished.



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As for me, there was a cine film of me aged 6 singing "Two Little Boys" in a guardsman uniform At my uncles wedding.  Hopefully it has perished.

 I expect Jarvis may have experienced similar regrets.



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And he interviewed Savile for another programme he made...
could sure pick them, Jarvis!

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Cocker's short for sucker...



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ArrGee wrote:
Eamonn wrote:

.he must have been the only toddler in the world singing along to Birds In Your Garden in 2002.

 Not true, we have a video of my 2 year old son singing it! His other favourites were "Its not the end of the world" by Super Furry Animals and "Reward" by Teardrop Explodes.  My wife wasnt too happy when he used to sing Birds in public

 

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Cocker's short for sucker...

 Ha! 

Didn't Pulp meet Gary Glitter on Live And Kicking too when promoting Disco 2000?!



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Eamonn wrote:
lipglossed wrote:

Cocker's short for sucker...

 Ha! 

Didn't Pulp meet Gary Glitter on Live And Kicking too when promoting Disco 2000?!

 And of course there's Michael Jackson...



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Pulp last played in Ireland on 4 September 2011, at Electric Picnic at Stradbally near Portlaoise, with Russell Senior along for the ride.

Their setlist was

Spoiler

 

Their last Dublin show - at the Ambassador Theatre -  came on 7 December 2001:

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ArrGee wrote:
Eamonn wrote:

.he must have been the only toddler in the world singing along to Birds In Your Garden in 2002.

 Not true, we have a video of my 2 year old son singing it! His other favourites were "Its not the end of the world" by Super Furry Animals and "Reward" by Teardrop Explodes.  My wife wasnt too happy when he used to sing Birds in public

 

Your Legendary Son

My Legendary Brother

 

Are you going to be at the gig tomorrow?

No. Long story, but was meant to be in Ireland this weekend for Pulp and Munster Hurling final, but there were some crossed wires especially regarding the latter.  My uncle called me to ask where we were meeting in Limerick on Sunday which surprised me as I thought game was in Thurles.  Had a look, but tickets were sold out. 



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ArrGee wrote:
Eamonn wrote:
ArrGee wrote:
Eamonn wrote:

.he must have been the only toddler in the world singing along to Birds In Your Garden in 2002.

 Not true, we have a video of my 2 year old son singing it! His other favourites were "Its not the end of the world" by Super Furry Animals and "Reward" by Teardrop Explodes.  My wife wasnt too happy when he used to sing Birds in public

 

Your Legendary Son

My Legendary Brother

 

Are you going to be at the gig tomorrow?

No. Long story, but was meant to be in Ireland this weekend for Pulp and Munster Hurling final, but there were some crossed wires especially regarding the latter.  My uncle called me to ask where we were meeting in Limerick on Sunday which surprised me as I thought game was in Thurles.  Had a look, but tickets were sold out. 

 Apparently it sold out in 20 minutes!



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Shame...I wouldn't have mistaken you for a Russian this time, I swear!

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lipglossed wrote:

Pulp last played in Ireland on 4 September 2011, at Electric Picnic at Stradbally near Portlaoise, with Russell Senior along for the ride.

Their setlist was

Spoiler

 

Their last Dublin show - at the Ambassador Theatre -  came on 7 December 2001:

Spoiler



-- Edited by lipglossed on Thursday 8th of June 2023 05:07:45 PM

 

That Ambassador gig was my first ever concert! Just turned 17, my sister who was 18 (Irish twins, see?) got ID'd but thankfully I didn't. I never knew about the shortened set or thrown Guinness til reading about it years later on PulpPeople. Just remember taking it all in and being giddy with joy.



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Wonderful Eamonn! Hope you have an amazing time tonight, maybe Jarvis will mention the anniversary? Maybe he'll ask you all who was there!

What a memory that must've been, though.

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lipglossed wrote:
ArrGee wrote:
No. Long story, but was meant to be in Ireland this weekend for Pulp and Munster Hurling final, but there were some crossed wires especially regarding the latter.  My uncle called me to ask where we were meeting in Limerick on Sunday which surprised me as I thought game was in Thurles.  Had a look, but tickets were sold out. 

 Apparently it sold out in 20 minutes!

I know.  Munster hurling final is always difficult to get tickets for, but playing it in Limerick just meant there was excessive demand.  Still I have the all Ireland semis in July to look forward to, they are easier to get tickets for.  Up The Banner!



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Soundcheck:

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1. I Spy
2. Disco 2000
3. Mis-Shapes
4. Something Changed
5. Razzmatazz*
6. Pink Glove
7. Weeds
8. Weeds II (The Origin of the Species)
9. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
10. Sorted for Es and Wizz
11. This Is Hardcore
12. Do You Remember the First Time?
13. Babies
14. Sunrise
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15. Like a Friend
16. Underwear
17. Common People

* tour debut

 

Dishes ditched for Razzmatazz and Mis-Shapes promoted from bonus encore to third in the set.



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Christ, that was good!

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Glad you had a great time!

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Dishes ditched for Razzmatazz and Mis-Shapes promoted from bonus encore to third in the set.



-- Edited by lipglossed on Friday 9th of June 2023 10:56:25 PM

Can't wait to see some audience videos! Although I lament the loss of Dishes - I always prefer the less obvious ones - that, along with Mis-Shapes being brought forward, will surely keep the crowd in a frenzy before they cool off a little with Weeds/Weeds II.



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