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Sep 10, 2026
Sadie Frost on Pulp’s Common People, Dracula & the Primrose Hill Set
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15:51Sadie FrostGUEST
Yeah
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15:52Martin DeesonHOST
... uh, being in Dracula or being in Common People Pulp video?
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15:55Sadie FrostGUEST
Yeah, yeah.
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15:55Martin DeesonHOST
I mean, but they're both amazing, right? But I think, I think, I don't know what you think-
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16:04Martin DeesonHOST
And that video, I mean, that must have ...
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16:07Martin DeesonHOST
Do you feel like you were in something era-defining then?
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16:09Sadie FrostGUEST
I, I remember coming back from America and doing Dracula, and then I got the call, I think it was Steve Mackey, who said, um, you know, did I wanna be in the, um, and he's the bassist in Pulp.
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16:21Sadie FrostGUEST
He's the bassist.
Sophie Ellis Bextor on her disco kitchen, laying down roots and being a dab hand with a flatpack
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30:23Sophie Ellis-BextorGUEST
It looks quite nice, but it's like I've done like such teenage, 90s girl stuff.
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30:29Sophie Ellis-BextorGUEST
I did a poem by Emily Dickinson and I did the lyrics of Pulp's Disco 2000.
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30:35Owain Wyn EvansHOST
Oh, brilliant.
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30:36Owain Wyn EvansHOST
What a contrast.
Robbie's 'Rudebox', Nelly Furtado's 'Promiscuous' and the Return of Scissor Sisters (3 - 9 September 2006)
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17:51Samuel SpencerHOST
So while I don't particularly have a problem with this next song, I think it becomes our stinker of the week by default.
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17:57Samuel SpencerHOST
From a Sheffield band that Jarvis Cocker from Pulp once said were the worst thing ever to have come out of Sheffield, who am I to argue with Jarvis Cocker? This is Little Man Tate, new at 29, with House Party at Boothies.
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18:12Samuel SpencerHOST
Chartwatch blog, unkindly calling them.
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18:15Samuel SpencerHOST
The Poundland Arctic Monkeys.
Why Dealers Can't Just Sell Cars Anymore
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24:48Thomas Møller SorensenGUEST
And I sto- I, I stopped evolving musically since then, so I still listen to some music from the mid-'90s.
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24:55Thomas Møller SorensenGUEST
A lot of Britpop, a lot of Suede, a lot of Pulp, a lot of Radiohead.
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24:59Jacqui BarkerHOST
Oh.
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25:00Thomas Møller SorensenGUEST
So if I was, g- I, I think Disco 2000 by Pulp all the way up.
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25:04Jacqui BarkerHOST
Brilliant.
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25:05Thomas Møller SorensenGUEST
And then, yeah, that would be my preferred.
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25:14Thomas Møller SorensenGUEST
Thank you
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25:14Jacqui BarkerHOST
... for staying with us for this Gear Change episode, and I hope you make that road trip.
Ep 58: Mike's Desert Island Skips
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28:35MikeGUEST
So this is Common People by
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28:38speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Pulp.
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28:55speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Would you
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29:01MikeGUEST
step back? No.
Live Baby Live (with Michael J Smith)
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31:51Michael J SmithGUEST
that's still what I look at.
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31:52Michael J SmithGUEST
Like when I went to see Pulp earlier this year, or if I'm going to see an international act, I don't want Australia to be their first point where they land.
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32:01Michael J SmithGUEST
Like, you know, I want to get on the back of a few countries first so they can, you know, really get tight and fix up any glitches in their show.
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32:09Corey MorissetteHOST
It's funny, normally Saskatchewan is like third show of the tour, which sometimes bites you in the ass.
15 MINS LATER
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47:02Corey MorissetteHOST
Well, half of Queen.
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47:03Corey MorissetteHOST
Yeah.
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47:04Michael J SmithGUEST
I think that's what I love about the smaller gigs like Pulp.
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47:08Michael J SmithGUEST
Was it an outdoor gig? Maybe 10,000 people but 5,000, 10,000.
ep. 327: Paige Neimann's Turning The Paige is the worst TV show ever made OR it's the greatest TV show of all time feat. Keanu C Thompson, Big Dubya, DayTwa & Little Lemmi
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1:19Chad ZumachSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Twins!
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1:41HughezyHOST
It is Shoesie Hello Everybody and that music in the background is it's by Pulp from their album This Is Hardcore but it's this title track This Is Hardcore but it's the end of the line remix so it's just the orchestra music playing and as you can tell it's fucking amazing it sounds great.
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2:02HughezyHOST
Pulp are one of the greatest bands ever to come out of the UK.
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2:06HughezyHOST
We were supposed to see them last year On tour.
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2:12HughezyHOST
But I think the less said about that.
Pulp give ‘Deep Fried in Kelvin’ live live debut and play other deep cuts and rarities for first time in 20-30+ years at last gig “for a whi
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4:30speaker_3HOST
Sometimes, deeper connections are what matter.
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4:33speaker_2HOST
Right, and isn't it cool how Pulp continues to adapt? They're not just relying on nostalgia, they're evolving.
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4:40speaker_3HOST
True, but let's consider.
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4:41speaker_3HOST
Could there be a risk of fans feeling alienated if they shift too much?
I Thought It Was A Scorpion
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28:46Chris McCauslandHOST
Thanks very much, Chris, for bringing the joy of cover songs to me after many years.
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28:51Chris McCauslandHOST
As for the Pulp vs Shatner debate...
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28:54Chris McCauslandHOST
See, it is a debate, John.
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28:55Chris McCauslandHOST
It is a debate.
Matt Eaton - Pram
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37:19Matt EatonGUEST
We came.
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37:23Matt EatonGUEST
Did we play there? We played Norwich with Pulp on the Common People Tour.
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37:31Matt EatonGUEST
And that would have...
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37:34Matt EatonGUEST
What venue would that have been? Was that the UEA? UEA,
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