Also for Jarvis Solo

- Big Stuff
- One Man Show
_ Loss Adjuster full song

- Apparently
- I Found Myself Looking for God

They re-released the albums in 2020 and did not include them, :facepalm:

Sadly i have Apple music, but i have a rip of Loss Adjuster full song, but not lossless so that's that.

 

Thank you for the link, i only had a pretty poor MP3 of it. It sounds great. Still don't understand why this was not included on the record. Jarvis makes such weird choices... 

-- Edited by andy on Saturday 29th of November 2025 12:40:26 PM

HoltbyCity wrote:

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Streaming is unbelievably fragile. Rights expire all the time and things regularly disappear. I'll always preserve my cds, records and drives of MP3s.

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Totally. But those solo songs are not on CD either, only vinyls. Being a CD completist for some bands (not all) it really bothers me. Not so much a vinyl completist though. 

andy wrote:

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HoltbyCity wrote:

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Streaming is unbelievably fragile. Rights expire all the time and things regularly disappear. I'll always preserve my cds, records and drives of MP3s.

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Totally. But those solo songs are not on CD either, only vinyls. Being a CD completist for some bands (not all) it really bothers me. Not so much a vinyl completist though. 

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You can nearly always find rips of vinyl b-sides to fill the gaps.  I occasionally do my own (for on-the-road accessibility), but the usual torrent sites or even ripping from youtube uploads does the job.  I tend to build my own personal anthologies of the bands I really like.  

Oops, I forgot about "Please Don't Worry" being on the "It" reissue so I have removed that from my original list. I have also added the Soulwax remix of "After You".

"Loss Adjuster" appears to be on some platforms but not all.

Loss Adjuster is available (lossless) on Qobuz. 

 

https://www.qobuz.com/fr-fr/album/fat-children-jarvis-****er/0609008247068

 

 

Not forgetting My Legendary Girlfriend (live soundcheck) from the Caff single, of course - you've already listed the B-sides.

This Is Glastonbury (aka Live at Glastonbury) is arguably the biggest omission; I'm surprised that's not surfaced at all. The version packaged with This Is Hardcore seemed to be everywhere at the time.

From international singles:
59 Lyndhurst Grove (Black Session) from the French Common People single
Sorted for E's & Wizz (Live at the Markthalle) from the German Disco 2000 single
and Do You Remember the First Time, Pencil Skirt, and I Spy (also live at the Markthalle) from the misprinted version of the above - I don't know how widespread this version actually was

There are half a dozen remixes from various 12" promos for Common People and Party Hard, which I think of as part of the single releases, but these are not much missed. I did argue for all of the above to be included in the streaming re-releases of the Island singles, but Mark wasn't having it.

It's all the tracks from compilation albums that I would really like to see brought into the fold and collected alongside Pulp's own releases someday. I see that the alternate album version of Like a Friend is on streaming, along with All Time High (from the Bond album) and Born to Cry (from the Notting Hill soundtrack), but it's a real shame that the albums featuring Le Roi Des Fourmis, My Body May Die and Grandfather's Nursery are not. And there are so many live and alternate versions of songs that are essential to the discography, in my opinion. If I oversaw the anthology box set you'd get several discs collecting all those, to really collect it all.

If we're going down the compilation route, there's Nights of Suburbia, My First Wife, Maureen, Coy Mistress...

hawalius1 wrote:

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Nights of Suburbia, at least, is on Bandcamp courtesy of the Sheffield Tape Archive.

But yes, endless goodies on compilations. Not mentioned yet: 

I Want You (Bad Maureen Demo) from Company Classics 3 (1984)
Anorexic Beauty (Ping Pong Jerry demo) from Beware the Bacon Slicer (1986)
Interview with Jarvis and Russell from Premspeak 1/Year One: The Best of Premonition Tapes (So Far) (1987-8)
Don't You Want Me Anymore? (live at the Barracuda, Nottingham) from Oozing Through the Ozone Layer (1987)

(All the above, of course, are in the excellent Pulp Portfolios)

Do You Remember the First Time? (live at Sound City 94, Tramway, Glasgow) from The Radio 1FM Sessions, Vox (1994)
Babies (Evening Session) from Evening Session: Priority Tunes (1992)
I Spy (live on Later...) from Later... Volume One: Brit Beat (1996)
Live Bed Show (live at V96, Chelmsford) from Long Live Tibet (1997)
Sorted For E's & Wizz (live at Glastonbury 98) from The Glastonbury Broadcasts, Vol 1, NME (1999)
Disco 2000 (Millennium Mix 1) from Hit Mixes 203 (1999)
Disco 2000 (Millennium Mix 2 - Step 2K Mix) from Hit Mixes 204 (2000)
Party Hard (Brothers in Rhythm Dub Mix) from House Nation 202 (1999)
Party Hard (live at the Paleo Festival, Switzerland) from NME Exclusives! (2001)
Babies and Sunrise (live at The Scala, London) from 4 Scott (2002)
Lipgloss - Evening Session from Britpop at the BBC (2014)

I could be wrong but I think you have to track down physical copies of all of the above, they've not been rereleased digitally in the streaming era. 

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 Soulseek is your friend.  Many, if not all, are on there. And then upload to You Tube Music.  And download. And listen wherever you are. Better still you don't have to pay for You Tube Music to listen to uploads.

On the Harry Potter soundtrack Jarvis did, i just found out there is a 4th song : Blood Sucker

Anyone ever heard it ?

Ian wrote:

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Never heard of that.

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 Its listed here 

https://harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Weird_Sisters

and apparently appears in a Harry Potter video game 

I haven't heard One Man Show or Relaxed Muscle in like 19 years. They aren't even on youtube in any form outside of Mary.