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So I finally finished digitising my Pulp scrapbook.

FYI yes its a bit crap on the Heyzine platform especially on a phone but thought I'd do a ""soft launch""" here of it. My better half registered the name for me so I have a little bit of space within his website. Still working to embed it properly so at the moment its just a redirect to the Heyzine.

So much time and emotional energy has been invested into these pages ----over the decades - its a bit silly but also amazing that I'm now in my 40s and if I find something it goes straight in. Its moved towns, cities and states with me. And it has been on display once so has some exhibition clout :)

Many of the interviews I scanned and uploaded to PulpWiki but this is the scrapbook as is. Have a look if you have time. 

www.mypulpscrapbook.com



-- Edited by cutcopy on Monday 16th of February 2026 09:08:29 PM

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amazing, thank you

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This is brilliant!!

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Lovely to read that, thanks for scanning it all in!

As a side issue it really did bring home how terrible Melody Maker was in is final years. Painful.

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This looks great. I had a quick skim through but will have a proper read when I have more time later.

One thing I did notice is that "Hits" was quite heavily promoted and positively reviewed yet it still only just managed to scrape into the top 75.

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Thank you all.

Sturdy > Yes the Melody Maker was frightul - issues with Limp Bizkit on the front for one. But to a kid in Australia it was still a lifeline. My local newsagent didnt get NME but they did get in The Face, Q and MM. If I went to Sydney I was able to find NMEs at HMV.
Ian > Yes Hits - what a disaster. But everyone had moved on to The Strokes, White Stripes. I remember reading that it had come in at 75 and I thought it must have been a typo because it was so dismal.

Thank you all for your comments. Its as much for this community as well. I have been on here since 2007 - but I know I had another account before then.

My partner who is more tech bro than me is working on embedding it. I told him basically I want it to look like what you see in a museum. You see the label/didactic for contextual and then the artifact. Working with what I got.

Only a few days to go until they are in my part of the world. I feel like I'm now entering this weird phase 'please dont stress me out over the next few days + im focusing on getting enough food + sleep + energy for the gigs'.



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This is sick! (as in good)

Poor Mark Webber photocopying and cutting and sticking all those Pulp 80s press-cuttings for the official scrapbooks back in the day seems such a labour of love - not that this isn't. It just looks great with the software user-friendly page turns.

The chronology towards the end has More popping up alongside stuff from years ago, a product of caring less as we get older about how we ordered our youthful passions, I guess!

Some of the text is hard to read even when zoomed-in but there's still a wealth of stuff here that is likely not on the Wiki or Acrylic Avos.



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Thanks Eamon! Yeah its sick huh bruh! I feel old saying that.

Oh thats a shame some of the text was hard to read - I scanned it in at 400dpi so you can zoom in. I'll look into that. Yes lots of stuff is probably from newspapers and mags here. But a few months ago at the local Lifeline bookfair they have a tables full of magazines and someone obviously offloaded their old Q Mags. I bought 12 and so much Pulp goodness because they were from 94-through to 98. Amazing find. I know scrapbooking is a thing for wellness and mindfulness so maybe I was always ahead of the trend!

It means a lot that you've taken some time to have a look so thank you.



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Thanks for this!

Courtney Taylor calling out Pulp lip-synching and playing to tape is something I've never heard before.

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Woah, where was that?!

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Pulp and Lou Reed get some static. 



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@cutcopy Thanks for sharing, it is awesome!! :D

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