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THE FEAR!!!! At long last!

Also I am pleased to see that "Party Hard" was soundchecked. Great to see that "OU" was played too. I'd have chose "Dishes" over "Seconds" but that's because of the string section.

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lipglossed can you describe this?

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-- Edited by cutcopy on Sunday 8th of June 2025 04:31:21 AM


 At the start, during Spike Island, the four Different Class cutouts rise up on a trapdoor - except one of them isn't a cutout. Can you guess which one?



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Is there any footage of "The Fear"? I can't find it on YouTube

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Pulp, OVO Hydro, Glasgow, review: Jarvis and co are in their pomp as their UK tour begins


www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/d806b188c08f7225

What. A. Show. The opening night of Pulps tour in Glasgow was a two-part extravaganza that dazzled, moved and delighted. Ive seen the band perform four times since 2011 the last, a month ago ­ and I was shocked at how good this concert was: perfectly paced, meticulously crafted, musically rich and lavishly produced, with six box-fresh new songs that fitted seamlessly among the decades-old favourites. If you think youve seen Pulp in their pomp, think again. Beg, borrow or steal a ticket to this tour.



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Ian wrote:

Is there any footage of "The Fear"? I can't find it on YouTube


Not that I've found - only missing that and Farmers Market at present.



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Pulp, OVO Hydro, Glasgow, review: Jarvis and co are in their pomp as their UK tour begins


www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/d806b188c08f7225

What. A. Show. The opening night of Pulps tour in Glasgow was a two-part extravaganza that dazzled, moved and delighted. Ive seen the band perform four times since 2011 the last, a month ago ­ and I was shocked at how good this concert was: perfectly paced, meticulously crafted, musically rich and lavishly produced, with six box-fresh new songs that fitted seamlessly among the decades-old favourites. If you think youve seen Pulp in their pomp, think again. Beg, borrow or steal a ticket to this tour.



-- Edited by ArrGee on Sunday 8th of June 2025 02:19:39 PM


 

"The years fell away for Common People, with all ages students and oldies alike belting it out, arms aloft. This was Pulp in glorious HD. I was born to perform, ****er sang on Spike Island. Youre telling me. A joy from start to finish."


-- Edited by Ian on Sunday 8th of June 2025 09:08:31 PM



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The production values are absolutely outstanding. I also think this might be my favourite ever El Jarv stage entrance.

Brilliant set plenty of new songs, crowd pleasers & suprises. The band sound amazing.

I'm not sure if a Pulp concert has ever been as good as it was last night.



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Not good to see this woman was kicked out for bringing a Palestine flag along with her.

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Given Jarvis and Pulp have both signed things, you'd hope this is down to the venue rather than the band's policy.

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Very unlikely to be the band's policy, thankfully.

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Very unlikely to be the band's policy, thankfully.


 Yeah, I'd think so...



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What's with people sitting down between sets in the standing area? Not good.



-- Edited by PaulTMA on Sunday 8th of June 2025 09:21:02 PM

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What's with people sitting down between sets in the standing area? Not good.

-- Edited by PaulTMA on Sunday 8th of June 2025 09:21:02 PM


Could be tiredness? God knows my back is usually in bits after queueing for hours and I'm not even 40 yet



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Pip wrote:
PaulTMA wrote:

What's with people sitting down between sets in the standing area? Not good.

-- Edited by PaulTMA on Sunday 8th of June 2025 09:21:02 PM


Could be tiredness? God knows my back is usually in bits after queueing for hours and I'm not even 40 yet


Ill agree its a little awkward but its not doing anyone any harm. Between queueing early and it being a relatively long show Im not surprised some folks needed a wee sit down.

I too am in the not-quite-40-club and was having to pop a couple ibuprofen to deal with the back cramps before Pulp even started. biggrin 



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i now aim for seated gigs too i'm 44 ahah :D

But i was never good at standing up not moving for hours, even at 20. this is so weird, either i stand and walk for hours or i sit.  biggrin I can walk for hours, no problem, but standing there for hours is hard for me. 



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I'm well past 40, and have been to 2 standing concerts this year, with each main act doing a 2 hour set. Back is fine, but legs hurt, quite a lot. Agree with above, it's the standing still that does it - our bodies aren't made for that. During a very brief intermission I sat on the floor, which was a blessed relief, but the gigs were small, and I was safe and not in anybodys way.

That being said, I'd still rather have these wonderful long sets (like Pulp are doing, regretting not booking), and still rather stand than sit. I can be moved emotionally at a seated classical concert, but with pop, just don't engage the same at seated venues.



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It does do harm, especially when they are passing out water and none of it gets passed in the direction of where people who are sat down. It took forever to get water and we only did when the selfish people decided to stand up, possibly they had a moment of clarity.  Also it's dangerous. If you want to sit down, get a seat, don't do so in a standing arena of thousands of people packed tightly together. I noticed people who'd push forwards would be drawn to the area because from a distance they thought there was some empty space.  So, it completely sucks.



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The production values are absolutely outstanding. I also think this might be my favourite ever El Jarv stage entrance.

Brilliant set plenty of new songs, crowd pleasers & suprises. The band sound amazing.

I'm not sure if a Pulp concert has ever been as good as it was last night.


 Definitely his best entrance ever- so simple and so iconic



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Pip wrote:
PaulTMA wrote:

What's with people sitting down between sets in the standing area? Not good.

-- Edited by PaulTMA on Sunday 8th of June 2025 09:21:02 PM


Could be tiredness? God knows my back is usually in bits after queueing for hours and I'm not even 40 yet


 

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Catching up here instead of applying for jobs...Glasgow blew me away! Teary with the cutouts entrance as it hits you for the millionth time that Steve's no longer with us (I know he wasn't going to be in it anyway but still)
Then I normally think stripped down stuff is cheesy, like I can't listen to any 'unplugged' stuff without gagging but oh my GOD Something Changed in the interval, teary again. My pal laughing at me.

I popped into the 78 before, it was too busy so found another pub for a quick pint. It was my first trip to Glasgow since 1995. (i am OLD)
When I got there on Friday I nipped into Stereo for a ****tail while waiting for my pal. There was a wee blackboard saying 'Candida 730' so of course we went back for 730 for anotehr drink just in case. Not our candida. Not that I saw anyway

Best part of the weekend.. and also most mortifying... speaking to Jarvis/Mark/Nick at the airport. I saw them in the queue for their Dublin flight and had to go over. I wittered about how amazing it had been and thank you for the album etc. They were very gracious. I said don't worry I'm not on your flight, they laughed at that. I said I was doing both london but I wasn't a stalker. Mark gave me a badge and I said that he'd given me one at a book thing. I added again I wasn't a stalker. They were still smiley and not frightened and very polite to me. I left them to it at that. Didn't ask for a photo, as they're not techinally working

A couple of Elysium collective were giving me the side eye haha

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Excellent work!

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A once in a lifetime chance to meet Pulp in the wild, I think most of us would have done just the same as you, weener! Well done for sticking your neck out and just going for it, lovely story.

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That's a memory you'll have forever, weener. Glad it was all grand and they didn't mind. You'll always remember that. I couldn't. I'd freeze to the ground. I'd be the one giving them side eye, trying to have a gawk but pretending not to!

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