Ta. OK, judging by the Uncle Nick and Pearl Jam stuff, I'm not going to get too excited. All the Nick Cave material had previously been released. It also contained a track from his new album at the time.
yes recently they did a John Lennon one and all the material was taken from a John Lennon boxset. Its always a mixture of live, maybe a demo, non-album-y stuff. I'll b excited to see it staring back at me at the newsagent come June. This from a person who buys old issues of Select, NME, Melody Makers, The Face from ebay pretty regulalry.
from pulpwiki: "Pulp originally wrote this song in 1999, but the track was completed in 2001. Its unclear whether the released version incorporates the 1999 recording, or was entirely re-recorded in 2001."
so there we go we officially have the first WLL demo released
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from pulpwiki: "Pulp originally wrote this song in 1999, but the track was completed in 2001. Its unclear whether the released version incorporates the 1999 recording, or was entirely re-recorded in 2001."
so there we go we officially have the first WLL demo released
-- Edited by andy on Friday 11th of April 2025 02:12:45 PM
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I agree, felt a bit let down when I saw the tracklisting. Especially since a lot of the live stuff is available in a similar form on FEELINGCALLEDLIVE
I was sort of bracing myself for mostly live versions. Unfortunately I feel this group was bound for disappointment given how intimately familiar we are with.all of their rare stuff
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The trees, those useless trees, produce the air that I am breathing
1. What Do You Say? [Live 1982]
2. Death Comes To Town [Alt Mix 1987]
3. The Trees [Rehearsal 2023]
4. Sliding Through Life On Charm [Demo 1999]
5. Live On [BBC Session 1992]
6. Common People [BBC Session 1994]
7. Shes A Lady [BBC Session 1992]
8. Sheffield: Sex City [Live 2012]
9. Duck Diving [BBC Session 2001]
10. His n Hers [Live 1994]
11. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E (Belly Button Thing) [Alt Mix 1996]
12. Babies [Live 2009]
Babies from 2009? Pulp were hibernating then...
Trees rehearsal is cool. SSC was on the DVD extras for the Pulp film. I think Jarvis and Steve mixed the whole gig didn't they? The Goodier 1992 session was one of the first and best they ever did. Was Sliding...previously marked as a Pulp '99 demo? Its a nice nod to Marianne.
Babies from 2009? Pulp were hibernating then... Trees rehearsal is cool. SSC was on the DVD extras for the Pulp film. I think Jarvis and Steve mixed the whole gig didn't they? The Goodier 1992 session was one of the first and best they ever did. Was Sliding...previously marked as a Pulp '99 demo? Its a nice nod to Marianne.
Babies 2009 is from "The 2nd John Lennon 'Imagine' Appeal Benefit Concert" in Manchester. Jarvis Solo concert
1. What Do You Say? [Live 1982] 2. Death Comes To Town [Alt Mix 1987] 3. The Trees [Rehearsal 2023] 4. Sliding Through Life On Charm [Demo 1999] 5. Live On [BBC Session 1992] 6. Common People [BBC Session 1994] 7. Shes A Lady [BBC Session 1992] 8. Sheffield: Sex City [Live 2012] 9. Duck Diving [BBC Session 2001] 10. His n Hers [Live 1994] 11. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E (Belly Button Thing) [Alt Mix 1996] 12. Babies [Live 2009]
The acoustic Babies is a bit of a cheat as it's Jarvis, not Pulp, with Tim McCall (RIP).
Also, is it "Trees" or "The Trees"? I never understood you really and I know it's too late now.
Speaking of which, just like live Pulp in the 2020s, this CD also underrepresents the This Is Hardcore era (despite the cover picture being from that time.). At least we're getting Grown-Ups though.
-- Edited by Eamonn on Friday 11th of April 2025 03:44:33 PM
The acoustic Babies is a bit of a cheat as it's Jarvis, not Pulp, with Tim McCall (RIP).
Also, is it "Trees" or "The Trees"? I never understood you really and I know it's too late now.
Speaking of which, just like live Pulp in the 2020s, this CD also underrepresents the This Is Hardcore era (despite the cover picture being from that time.). At least we're getting Grown-Ups though.
-- Edited by Eamonn on Friday 11th of April 2025 03:44:33 PM
wasnt it mostly a Jarvis/Steve record ? That could explain why.