Again, think this needs it's kind thread! Trying not to get too excited as to what's on the CD....would Pulp/Universal have handed over stuff that we think is rare/precious?!
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PULP: The oddball outsiders of Britpop reconvene for their first interview in 23 years. To be discussed: failure, success, Glasto, Jacko, and much more - not least the most spectacular of comeback albums.
THIS MONTH'S COVERMOUNT CD is Pulp: Forty Odd Years. Live, rare and unreleased tracks from the vast expanse of their career, 1982 to 2025, curated by Cocker and Co. Features killer versions of Common People, Babies, Sheffield: Sex City, His 'N' Hers, The Trees and more!
A World Exclusive interview with Jarvis Cocker's comeback kings (and queen) of '90s pop, Pulp. The lowdown on Glasto, Jacko, controversy, contrarian genius and surprise! their brilliant new album.
Prediction - remixes of More material, S:SC instrumental and live versions of songs at gigs that were professionally recorded like Glastonbury 2011, Sheffield Arena 2012 and Hammersmith 2023. 1982...God knows!
Would be shocked if it contains demos we haven't previously heard.
Doubt they'll use anything from Fire Records, but as it says 1982, maybe some of the earlier bits that Jarvis has dug out in the past - What Do You Say, Sickly Grin etc. Something from the Marples tape?! Doubt it...
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"Yes I saw her in the chip shop / so I said get yer top off"
I do know there is Sheffield Sex City, Babies and Trees included - so I presume these to be the live tracks, S:SC maybe instrumental although that did get released on Babies....
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Violin Thing has already mentioned this.
-- Edited by Scottbloodyfrazer on Thursday 10th of April 2025 05:00:46 PM
Doubt they'll use anything from Fire Records, but as it says 1982, maybe some of the earlier bits that Jarvis has dug out in the past - What Do You Say, Sickly Grin etc. Something from the Marples tape?! Doubt it...
I wonder what soundboard-quality stuff of note that the band have in their archives. Would be great to hear the debut of WLL era songs from Venice in '99, Cuckoo Song especially.
I'm extremely optimistic about this! In the absence of any further anthologies or collections - which we've heard Jarvis simply isn't interested in - this could be their chance to actually sneak out some bits and pieces for us, without making us buy the albums again to get them.
I'm extremely optimistic about this! In the absence of any further anthologies or collections - which we've heard Jarvis simply isn't interested in - this could be their chance to actually sneak out some bits and pieces for us, without making us buy the albums again to get them.
We still need the full lot. We know there's about 18 unreleased (15 unheard) WLL session tracks - a double cd on their own. At most here i think we'll be lucky to get 2 of them.
-- Edited by HoltbyCity on Thursday 10th of April 2025 10:01:25 PM
Do Mojo have form for releasing a front cover CD for an archive of one particular artist?
I know they often do (or did) albums of songs related to the cover artist in other ways - covers by less well-known musicians, or a compilation of the featured artist's favourites etc.
But I don't know if this breaks new ground. Or if it has happened before, I wonder what we can expect ie number of tracks, sound quality of unreleased/rare/live material etc.
Most libraries (around the world) have PressReader which is digital editions of Magazines and Newspapers. Keep a look out in the next fortnight I think for when June issue will become available.