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I love this album. It ages so well. The songs on this are so good that they could have released almost any. One of my fave pulp songs lives here and it was never released. A beautiful bit of social commentary, some dark storytelling and so much humour. And you can dance to it! What more can you want.
Oh it’s that one song I’ve heard a few times! So that’s who sings it. Otherwise a pretty bland album.
I lived in Sheffield for nearly a decade, no way I could give it less than a full five.
- it was fun - idk it didnt make a strong impression on me for some reason - lots of class commentary in the lyrics i think - there wasnt really anything in the music that grabbed me idk - it was good it was good
Okay musically, but the lyrics were too much moody ruminating over women they seemed to hate
Viele interessante stücke, die bekannt sind. Ich aber schon ewig nicht mehr gehört habe
New to Brit pop but Jarvis always brings it.
favourite song was the last one, this sound not really for me, but can see why certain parts of it appeal
A couple of songs that everyone know, and a bunch of poo
The top, the highest, the peak of Brit Pop that holds its weight today.
Eh
Pretty meh.
Super 80s. Loved Pandora but was underwhelmed by most of the rest of the album..
Didn’t love it.
After reading the other reviews apparently I need to listen to the lyrics. I usually don't which is why I like some music that others don't and vice versa. Lyrics aside (obviously), I thought this was a bog standard album that I most likely will never hear again. I'm glad I didn't "hear" the lyrics. I may not have gotten through it.
Always had this nailed as a ‘great album’. Possibly one of those albums that I’ve always thought was ‘cool’ to love. Have listened to tracks off this regularly and love them. Not listened to the entire album for maybe 10-15 years. A few bangers with largely forgettable fillers. Disappointed - I realise why I didn’t listen to the whole album anymore 3.2
Jaded lyrics, but fresh sound
Wouldn't listen again, but definitely catchy.
Loaded with a variety of bangers. Even songs that start innocuously have something up their sleeves.
Different class 👍
me gustó bastante pero bueno igual 7.5/10
Pulp emerged from Sheffield as part of the Britpop scene, but always stood apart from the pack for various reasons. For a start they were older, having been around as a band since the late 70’s. They were also less laddish than either Blur or Oasis, and while Suede made Byronic pansexuality part of their aesthetic, most of their songs were actually about women or drugs rather than other men. Pulp’s topics were heterosexual sexual and class politics. And they did it fantastically. There’s a genuinely unsettling darkness in a lot of Jarvis Cocker’s lyrics. A sense of sexuality as conquest, as a way of crossing class boundaries, that miraculously doesn’t ever cross into misogyny, because Cocker is as aware of the female presences that he is conquering as he is of the underlying class struggle behind his sexual desires. And despite all the despair regarding the character’s circumstances, there are moments of genuine romance embedded within the cheating and failed relationships. And on top of all of the fantastic songwriting, Jarvis Cocker being one of the great British lyricists, Different Class is just fantastic musically, an incredibly catchy, simple yet layered Pop album that draws on the traditions of Rock, Pop, and Electronica from every decade since the sixties, with a modern twist that still stands as a template for Indie Pop nearly 30 years after the fact. Maybe I’m just guilty of assuming that everyone is as interested in this sort of topic as I am, but I genuinely do not understand the criticism of this album in some of the top rated reviews. This is one of the few mature, realistic looks at class & sexuality in the modern Pop canon, and anyone who can’t see what it’s trying to do is genuinely missing out
3.5
impossível não dançar. nunca tinha ouvido falar da banda, acho que foi ofuscada por não ser tão idiota quanto as rivais da época
Pulp is such a strange anomaly. My experience with this band is probably not much different from most, which was hearing a few songs occasionally, usually on someone's mix cd, or in various places and always left me with an impression of curiosity. That curiosity leads me wondering if this is the ultimate britpop album. If not, then it would be way up on the list. At first listen, I wasn't sure how this was going to unfold, but then something clicked. Not a bad song here and it holds some interesting depth that seems wholly unique to this band.
Hm. Okay
Maybe the best gig I've even been to last summer, bangers galore.
Not my kind of music but it was ok
Classic icon of the 90s. At four o'clock the normal world seems very, very, very far away
skip the first two, better when rocking out than pretending to be bad leonard cohen or pseudo-Bowie.
Album no. 3/1001 Great, album with Common People and other songs fit well. British, rock, catchy, good memories. My thing!
pop and synth sounds are solid and unapologetically British, but the singer is absolutely terrible and ruins most of the album
Serge Gainsbourg and Bruce Springsteen stumble through a night in the 90s London club scene.
Pulp's "Different Class," released in 1995, is a triumph of Britpop that not only defines the genre but elevates it to new heights. Frontman Jarvis Cocker's sardonic wit and keen observations about class, desire, and societal norms permeate the album, making it a sharp and socially aware commentary. The album opens with the iconic track "Mis-Shapes," a rallying cry against societal expectations, setting the tone for what follows. "Common People," the album's anthem, is a brilliant narrative that captures the tension between different social classes with both sincerity and irony. Cocker's delivery, a blend of detachment and emotion, adds layers of complexity to the storytelling. "Different Class" is an album that perfectly balances pop sensibility with lyrical depth. Tracks like "Disco 2000" and "Sorted for E's & Wizz" showcase Pulp's ability to craft catchy, danceable tunes while maintaining a subversive edge. The album's sonic palette, with its mix of glam, rock, and synth-pop elements, contributes to its timeless appeal. Pulp's exploration of identity and the complexities of human relationships resonates throughout, making "Different Class" a cultural touchstone of the Britpop era. With this album, Pulp not only secured their place in the musical landscape but also created a lasting masterpiece that continues to captivate listeners with its wit, style, and social relevance.
I am tired of the British bias of this project. Wow, this album was a big hit in England. And Scotland. And no where else. If it's so great, why didn't it catch on else where? In the future, it's tempting to check the charts before listening, and if I see that the album was only big in England, I should just go ahead and give an automatic 3 stars. Max! This one gets 2 for being so mediocre. In the real world, on a scale of 1-10, I might give this 6. Maybe. But I also might just do 5. It's fine, but it's just nothing special, and it irks me that it's on this list, so I'm going with 5 (out of 10), converting to a 5 star scale, and rounding down.
Elvis Costello, David Bowie vibes. This will make my playlist. How did I miss it!
Bad
I love Disco 2000 (only song I already knew), it’s awesome.
At first I was like breh not another new wave cure type album. But then it gets so melodrama I started to love it. I never knew you’d get marrieddddd. Perfect
Muy básico
Pretty good music as long as you don't listen to the words
It's fine (shrug) for the era it's from. Though it feels more 80's than a mid-90's record. Some good songs on the backend: FEELINGCALLEDLOVE, Underwear, Bar Italia. But not a style I'm into that much. Probably won't revisit.
Britpop. Not all that interesting. A lot of lyrics about sleeping with other men's wives.
This was weird, and new to me. It's anthemic and has a show tunes quality I think. Not something I will go back to but it was a fun listen.
3.5 - I quite like a few of the tracks on here, and some of the other tracks have moments that I like, but I didn't care about the rest of the album. My partner gave this album a perfect 5, so they're probably not gonna be happy about this. It's a pretty horny album, which tends to miss for me and leave me feeling a tad uncomfortable. He has a nice voice, so he can kind of pull it off, but when it's most of the album, well, I guess I got tired of it over the course of an hour. But it's not bad or anything, I think it's solid, just a case where I'm probably not going to seek out the deep cuts again any time soon.
Hit the nostalgia bone, but I was never a big fan of them. Nice to know I've 'done the album though'
I’m so glad I finally listened to this whole album! Anytime I’ve heard a Pulp song in the past I’ve dug it big time, and it turns out I dug the whole record! There’s a timeless quality to this - I had to keep reminding myself it’s from the 90s, not the 60s or 70s. It’s just this wonderful wall of sound with amazing production and cheeky lyrics. I listened to it like four times yesterday. Common People is truly an all-timer of a bop.
firttsbke lobby music f
Was gonna give 2 but there are more songs on here than “common people” definitely a time period album but still good.
Make a,note to save and listen
I had never heard of Pulp until this came up on my daily album. I really really tried to like it, I listen to it twice. About 3 songs appealed to me, the rest were just not anything special and while I’m not a prude the lyrics were just awful. I’m giving it two stars because I did enjoy some of the songs, but just not enough to make it listenable again.
Good songs
Got it!!
Good but not quite for me
A bit boring for my tastes--Britpop isn't my cup of musical tea outside of some Oasis and Blur tracks. Common People is of course a classic song, though, and I appreciate the trail this blazed for many other Britpop acts to follow.
By no means is this a bad album. Many of the songs on the album are very good, and sonically none of the songs on this album sound bad or are mixed poorly, but on the whole this album failed to keep my attention throughout. Maybe I'll listen to it again and feel better about it, but right now it's just a high-mid album. Underwear is great, Common People feels like something right out of a Talking Heads project (in a good way), but a lot of the other songs, while good sounding, didn't keep me engaged enough to call this album anything better than an 8/10
Britpop, good melodies, positive, melancholic, great album
Britpop! Zalige plaat, Arctic Monkeys uit 1995. Leuker dan Oasis. Minstens zo leuk als Blur. Goeie songs. Common People, Disco 2000, andere mooie album-tracks. I like, deze gaan we nog opzetten.
Saai, veel van hetzelfde. Common People kan het verschil niet maken
Some songs are true gems, but it doesn't convince me all the way through
Amazing
Not a fan, accent and delivery feel a bit like Super Hans having a go at fronting a Britpop group
Not bad but whatever. Maybe a different day it'll hit harder. First track is definitely fun and an interesting chamber pop rock kind of thing if that seems fair to assess.
I love this, and I think it's aged brilliantly. So much great music in this, as well as diverse and engaging songs.
A perfect statement of its time, and I kinda love it
Didn't hate it, but maybe didn't 'get it'. Liked a lot of the music itself (sans lyrics), however the singer gave me serious Aldous Snow vibes.
Exceptional!
I'll start with a declaration. I'm not objective about this album. I'm English, was 13 years old when this came out, saw them at v96 at 14 and had my kind blown, own all Pulp albums, listen to Jarvis on the radio and just finished his book. Let's say this is my music. In an attempt to be objective, the music is brilliant pop, the lyrics should win the Pulitzer and I listened to this and danced around a shopping centre. The hits are unparalleled and the album tracks are equally good, there is no filler. If I'm being subjective, this is a core memory for me and fills my old man heart with the joy and vigour of my younger self. If I was in a coma, then play this and I'll wake up.
I fail to see what makes this stand out over anything else. It could’ve been somebody just banging out the same note on a piano the entire album and I would not have noticed the difference.
Not my cup of tea, surprisingly. I love 90s era music but this just felt like they were trying hard to be Bowie with poor lyrics. Bummer.
Thanks British guy. Pulp is Alfa.
A few good songs, too long
Good but not great
Wonderful album. Jarvis is one of the best front man. I dont know if it gets five stars but for me its four. Its varied interesting and catchy as hell.
Pulp sounded very Bowie-ish with the vocals and music, lyrics were a bit out there and I could Father John Misty drawing inspiration from their music. Wasn't a bad album, but a little artsy for my taste.
Very Bowie-esque, not that that’s a bad thing. Getting whiffs of ABBA too. So goddamn European. Reminds me of Mama Mia for some reason.
me gusta, lo he guardado en mi biblioteca de amazon music
An epiphany. Spent years purposely avoiding the band because I had the wrong idea about them. Wrongly lumped them in with Oasis. Loved it.
Hat Spaß gemacht, erstaunlich da war der ein oder andere komplett vergessene Klassiker drauf
okay obscurist
I think some silly geese wrote this. 3.5/5
Nice
I like Common people and Something Changed
Not my favorite
thumbs up
First half was interesting, second half average. Stand out songs: Pencil Skirt, I Spy
Didn’t like the lyrics didn’t finish
I was looking forward to this album, as I had never heard any album by Pulp. After several listens, I can't say whether I was disappointed or loved the album. I think overall it must have met expectations, as I think it was exactly what I had expected. Pulp has a bit more flash and variety than some of the other Brit-Pop acts and I will be glad to check out future albums by them.
Lead singer Jarvis Cocker gives a lot of good performances on this album. And they feel like performances in the acting sense of the word. He takes on a lot of different characters, many of them unsavory and sleazy men who pine after women they can't have. The lyrics are sharp and witty, and he really commits vocally. The pop side of the songwriting is strong. There's good hooks and strong melodies. And the band is capable of a bunch of different styles. In general, I don't know if this is the sort of music I'd play on my own but I was impressed with it overall.
I like the sound of this from the start. The singer reminds me of Britt Daniel from Spoon (while obviously coming much before Spoon), and I love that band. The actual instrumentals behind the vocals are great too, it's dynamic, with great energy and cool ideas. I specifically love their use of dominant chords; it sounds like they are constantly shifting you forward into a new measure without making you sit around and wait too long to see what comes next. You're in THEIR car. I'm hearing a lot of my favorite indie rock bands in this, like the aforementioned Spoon, and also Okkervil River. I wouldn't be surprised if they were fans of this band. I feel like I could be a fan of this band and I will definitely be giving more listens.
Sub par not my style. Kinda techno vibes sometimes
Rather forgettable
Not a Brit pop fan. That said, a few of these caught my attention, briefly.
Very forgetful. Not a single song stood out. Not my type of jams.
this list has been a bit "brit" heavy so far.
Was fine but not really my cup of tea.
Liked it!
A lot to say about nothing; halfway enjoyable until you realize this is nothing more than one of David Bowie’s worst albums.
I'm pretty tired of boring forgettable brit pop dominating the list. Nothing makes the album special.
Some utter bops layered between flops. I had a strange time, but LET'S ALL MEET UP IN THE YEAR 2000
Don’t really like the vocalist/talk singing. Sounds 80s. Instrumentals are deece though
Not my style
Gefällt mir nicht
A classic
I didn't know this band. They are really good!
captured the mid 90s brit pop oeuvre very well. common people always gets a sing along
I notice that all the one star reviews are from Americans, and I’m not an American, so it’s above one but I’m also not British so it’s lower than five. Nah it is still a fiver
אלבום ממש טוב מפתיע מזכיר לי את הרוק של שנות התשעים בטרץ, כמו מוניקה או איפה הילד
Not feeling it
excelent
First album of 2024, and we're off to a great start. This was honestly just really strong across the board. I wasn't familiar with these guys at all, and didn't have super high expectations since the last Britpop album I got was a bit of a dud for me, but I loved pretty much everything on this. The sound is really smooth and fun. It's kind of giving me like Saint Motel vibes, but significantly more British. "Common People" might be a dark horse contender for my favorite song I've gotten on here yet, just builds throughout in such a compelling way, and has this like subtle frustration in the lyrics that you can just get. There's also this cool little synth thing on "Sorted for E's & Wizz", and then the last line ("what if you never come down") is just delivered perfectly. "Disco 2000" is great ,"Something Changed" is slower but really nice, "Bar Italia" closes it strong. It's just solid top to bottom (with like a couple exceptions, but they were still ok at least), with a few top tier songs. Favorite song: Common People Other: Mis-Shapes, I Spy, Disco 2000, Something Changed, Sorted for E's & Wizz, Underwear, Bar Italia 1/1/24
pretty near but gets a lil boring
I’m really just here for Common People, the rest was fine but nothing stood out as different
This was fine, but nothing extraordinary, at least to me.
Weird haphazard collection of mediocre and sometimes creepy songs. Not my bag
Disco 2000 bekannt, schlüpfrige Texte (Vorbild Bloodhound Gang?), interessanter Synthy Gitarren Mix
Enpä ollut tähän aikaisemmin tutustunut! Hyvää ysärisoundia ja erityisen hyvä kuntosalilla
Hieno britpop-klassikko. En aina ihan tajua, mitä lyriikoilla haetaan, mutta onhan esim. Common People nasevuudessaan timangia. Musiikillisesti on paljon kivoja hetkiä. Aineksia voisi olla vitoseen, mutta ehkä jokunen täytebiisi liikaa. 4+/5
Yllättävän ajatonta ja toimivaa, tää oli hyvä löytö itelle listalta! 4/5
Как высоко. Этот альбом стал альбомом #6 в топ-500. По первому впечатлению это прям легчайший британский рок, ничего особенного. Но мы слушаем Третья песня. Я могу сказать на данный момент что тексты затрагивают в основном как раз темы классового разрыва. Конечно, это стало только актуальнее со временем. "I wanna live like common people I wanna do whatever common people do Wanna sleep with common people I wanna sleep with common people like you." Чаще всего повествующий -- лузер, нищий, человек со дна общества. Он контактирует с успешными, богатыми людьми, которые не знают что значит быть нищим и лузером. И с этим, конечно, мы, нищие лузеры, можем сопоставить себя. Откуда богатому человеку знать что это такое -- считать деньги. Как успешная девочка может понять твоё одиночество? и при этом альбом исследует темы любви, секса, близости и отдалённости. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. например довольно проникновенно описывает человека, ненарочно влюбившегося, не понимающего зачем это и почему он испытывает эти чувства. В целом прослушано с кайфом, 4/5
Mix between disco and punk. Songs and lyrics put you in the lives of the common people during 90s Britain.
I think their next record was the actual masterpiece. But it’s all already here in this classical of the 90s. Love it. It’s my youth. It’s about revenge. The “have” against the “have nots”. Ray Davies loves it I guess. It sound like Bowie and the Kinks would have made an album without starships and middle-class depression. “Sorted for E’s & Wizz” is my favorite. The rhythm of the words, the exact pronunciation it so on point.
Super fun and funny and glammy and danceable and a bit dark.
This is a band I've never really listend to for some reason. And I think I missed out. I like their sound. Easy to listen to. Lead vocals often remind me of Bowie.
uncommon
Fun glam rock with some great songs mixed in with more average ones. This thing is VERY frontloaded tho
Смесь необычного звучания с довольно заезженными рок приемами, в целом отдельные треки звучат довольно хитово, хороший альбом
Holy crap, did not realise that Pulp were the ones to sing Common People (never heard the band name said really but heard the song plenty). Initially, I saw the length of the album and rolled my eyes, however when it began, I thoroughly took back that eye roll as Different Class really brought the goods with this album. A fun boppy Brit Pop/Rock album that has a very 80s feel to it, yet sits firmly released in the 90s. Best: Common People Worst: Pencil Skirt
This is very good
Just meh.
Best Songs: Underwear Listen Again: No
Listened to this while playing Paperback Adventures solo. I won for the first time! Another 4 letter band from the 90s. I had heard their name before, but was not familiar with any of their music. I was totally not expecting a baroque pop-like album. I did recognize Common People, but I honestly have no recollection of where I know it from. I enjoyed this much more than I expected to. I 4, but only because of rounding up.
I know "Common People" but don't know any other Pulp songs. I'll admit that I actually prefer the William Shatner cover of that song though. I'm looking forward to this today to learn more about Pulp. This album had some cool moments and some profoundly annoying moments. Strong opener in "Mis-shapes" and then immediately annoyed by "Pencil Skirts" - the creepy lounge thing didn't work for me here, maybe it would work better for me if Shatner was talk-singing this one. "Common People" is such a great song, but I prefer the bombastic Shatner cover, the instrumentation and his rage filled performance sell this song a lot harder than Cocker's breathy whine. "I Spy" and "Disco 2000" are both okay, some cool moments. "Live Bed Show" has a cool slinky beat, the creepy lounge crooner vibes work better here than on "Pencil Skirts". The "ooooh oooh" parts in these songs are surprises but probably would make for a fun sing along if I was really familiar with all of these. "Something Changed" is a fine tune. "Sorted for E's and Wizz" sounds pretty different from the rest of the album, it has a psychedelic back sound under a very poppy track a la some Flaming Lips tunes, and is very explicitly about drug/rave culture. "FEELINGCALLEDLOVE" is 6 minutes - it starts out spoken word over a throbbing menacing riff and then poppy synths stab about halfway through and launch a fun chorus that gives way to more spoken word that resolves with plaintive singing and piano before another big pop chorus that involves spelling out the name of the song. This one is a pretty fun listen. "Underwear" is a sad jam about infidelity and committing to saying the words "underwear" and adding to the record long tally of using "girl and boy" which has really stood out to me for some reason. "Monday Morning" has a bit of a Ska bop to it at moments. It's decent. "Bar Italia" is a good poppy closer.
Very good. Hoping to get more stuff by Pulp.
This is 100% the best 4/5 album on this list. First five songs are so entertaining and just pleasant to listen to it's incredible. Record dips in quality after that, it definitely suffers from it being a bit too long. But overall verdict is set - it's a great album!
I spy Disco 2000
An album I probably should have listened to before now.
Really liked this one a lot and will definitely listen to more of them.
In my hometown of Sheffield, there’s a blue plaque on the wall of famed club, The Leadmill. It marks the site of the first Pulp gig… in 1980. When I first saw it, I had to double-take. 1980? What?! But that’s… a whole fifteen years before their brilliant commercial peak of “Different Class”! Where they sound like a young, vibrant, barely-past-their-teenage-years band! How could it be? Well, in reality the band had gone through many different guises before hitting the big time in the mid-90’s. It’s one of the reasons why Pulp have always had a thorny reaction to being called “Britpop”: the boom of the genre happened to give the band’s profile a lift, but Jarvis Cocker just considered it a lazy term for something happening to other groups. This was also why it was a while before I appreciated “Different Class” for the work of genius it is: the Britpop association used to turn me off. Take the opening track “Mis-Shapes”: a gloriously affirming, glam-rock tinged ode to social outcasts, which mutated into a spearhead for loutish lads up and down the country (to Cocker’s chagrin). To an extent, even the righteous anger of “Common People” has been diluted and repackaged as a summer singalong. That, coupled with the abject unpleasantness of a track like “Pencil Skirt”, did little to endear it to me. But really, at the centre of “Different Class” is Cocker’s working class upbringing, and his fury (and scathing sense of humour) towards the upper and middle classes. A born poet, he spins all manner of personae and characters across the record, from loathsome and lecherous (the dodgy content of “Pencil Skirt”, the pleas of “Underwear”) to deft character studies (“Live Bed Show”, “Common People”) to desperately romantic and sentimental (“Disco 2000”, “Something Changed”). His extended monologues are a masterclass: wonderfully lyrical, full of theatrics and gravitas without ever feeling hammy or pretentious. The introduction of “F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E”… the break in the middle of “I Spy”… the middle of “Sorted for E’s and Wizz”… all superb. The rest of the band- drummer Nick Banks, bassist Steve Mackey, keyboard player Candida Doyle, guitarists Russell Senior and Mark Webber- fill out the tracks into something between glam revival, disco hits, Bond soundtracks and Broadway show tunes. There’s the yearning euphoria of “Disco 2000”, a nostalgic pop classic. “Something Changed”, reworked from an old composition from the 80’s, is so sweet and sentimental it’s almost out-of-character.“Sorted for E’s and Wizz” is a bleak exposé of recreational drugs dressed up as a semi-psychedelic festival singalong. “Bar Italia” is a dramatic, theatrical finale with clear hints of Bowie’s “Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide”. And even then, I haven’t mentioned the band’s signature manifesto: “Common People”. What. A. Monster. Keep the Monkeys, Human League or ABC: Pulp will always be the band that make me proud to be from Sheffield.
Already like Common People. First song made my teeth hurt. Second is boring. Oy. Turns out I don’t really like this. It’s trying too hard to be cute. Lots of posing. But the quality just isn’t there. It’s on par with Oasis or Coldplay. Ordinary. Not special or inventive. Like, they want to be Blur, but it’s not even close. Disappointed with this one. Expected better. So much hype for this band. This was boring.
i wasn’t even a thought in the 80s but i feel like this was super 80s. not take on me, cindy lauper, synth 80s though, a “cooler” 80s music. and yet this album came out in 1995 so who really knows. it was good though! not groundbreaking but interesting songs with some cool stories
Pulps Disco 2000: can I copy your homework The Clashs Lost in the Supermarket: sure just don't make it obvious
SÅ fed. Common People er 90ernes bedste sang. Pladen ender lige præcis under 5 stjerner fordi der er lidt for meget filler.
Virkelig beskidt plade faktisk. Ikke helt min stil, men der er en del gode sange og sådan..
Very nice, thanks!
Fantastic, more Pulp! Did anyone say ever? Not me!
Lead has a appealing voice, music goes on where it shouldn't. Lyrics are a little too high school love lost for me. Its good as an example of this type of music but not my thing.
A tad surprised by how much I enjoyed the rest of this album. Obviously the popular tracks like Common People, Disco 2000 are great, but I wasn't anticipating tracks like Mis-Shapes or Bar Italia. Worth listening too again in a few days for more to sink in.
I hate the singer - he's like offbranf David Bowie. It actually reminds me of the British album I listened to recently which was also horrible lmao. Reminds me of some song from Rick and Morty that I thought sounded bad on purpose. The band and surrounding music is pretty good. Sort of a classic case of me hating the song or band because the singer is unlistenable. There's some story telling in the lyrics, and I have never really liked that much. Still don't like it here. Yeah I just don't like story telling songs. I don't listen to lyrics, and the music that goes along is not interesting enough. Disco 2000 was actually kinda fun - it was upbeat and no story telling. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. - "Why are they spelling" Overall pretty not good for me. Didn't like the singer too much.
At first I wasn't sure if I was going to like this album, but as it kept going my enjoyment grew. I'd definitely snag a vinyl of this if I found one.
Alright, the lyrics were a bit creepy at times
I just think pulp have a spot that lies within my brain chemistry, not a perfect album imo but still so brilliant. He doesn’t hold back with his vocals.
Nothing really pops out when listening to this album. Sounds fine. Would put on during a social gathering where you need some music, but not worried about guests singing along. Low 3
Higher energy and more my vibe than the other albums. Probably requires a relisten for a better review. Definitely has potential
Listened up until "Common People".
Rocky dark beatles vibe ! Me liky
bien
Ça sent le col roulé et et les chaussettes qui grattent, une nostalgie mal placée me submerge à l’écoute de l’album. C’est pas mal réalisé, juste peu original.
J'avais jamais entendu parler de ce groupe avant aujourd'hui. Et la moitié de l'album rentre déjà dans ma playlist. Une belle découverte franchement. Common People c'est banger.
David Bowie and Pink Floyd sounding. Different Class alright lol
90s Brit rock. Catchy, occasionally.
I had forgotten completely about this album and, unfortunately, this band. This is a great album. I will find time to come back to it.
I'm quite shocked how divisive this album/band/singer is but to me it's a real slice of life and highly distinctive regardless of whether you like(d) it or not. At least 3 big hits on this and they really strike me now despite struggling to think what's REALLY different about them? Same structure, instruments so maybe it's the swagger and the style?
So good and so fun. Moody and poppy at the same time. A good mix of both. Quintessential British indie post-punk. Common People is obviously the best track, with Pencil Skirt being the one to def skip.
Not bad. Not finished but so far so good.
horny bangers
¡Hombre, la boda de mi cuñado! Con zombis.
Heard of Pulp, not the album. Defined as Britpop/Rock from 1995. I’ll probably recognise a few songs. Liking it off the bat :) definitely liking further into it - recognise common people. 4/5, added to library.
exactly what i thought it would sound like. i really have exactly nothing to say, it's just classic pulp - i did add more songs to my playlist than i thought i would though considering this is not usually my genre of choice.
Da fuck is this? Painful.
Quality.
I knew Pulp from their song, "Like a Friend," (which I love) so I was excited to actually dive into one of their albums with a critical ear. I swear this list particularly loves artists/albums like this, 90s British kinda pop-punk, but I did enjoy this one more then many of the other offerings so far! I love the sound of the lead singer's voice and while there's nothing too ground-breaking or different here from other Britpop, this album is very much my speed and sound. "Common People" is a fantastic song that will enter my permanent rotation, but I also really enjoyed "I Spy," "Disco 2000," and "Underwear". There's some definite David Bowie influence here, which certainly helps my enjoyment. I think this is just a really fun album, that's got an infectious energy about it, with some great pop hits. A happy discovery!
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not sure how i feel about this one. i know it is very acclaimed but i am not feeling that very much. i don't think it's bad, but i don't think it rises to the level of quality i expect from something so acclaimed. not very interesting and the songwriting didn't really move me. ultimately, a pretty average listen for me.
Enjoyed it, kinda reminded me of something else... Just can't recall...
Heard it before?: Yes Enjoy it?: it’s ok, feel the hype is a bit too much on this one for me personally Favourite song: Track 3 - Common People
Mix of good ok and shit songs.
Good tunes but lyrics are like emo before emo. 3.5 but rounding down
Normally I like these kinds of bands, not this one though
This list is overloaded with Britpop, but if I got to cut 80% of the genre I’d let this album stay. Had a lot of fun listening, the songs never get too bland or samey.
I think this one made me quit the project for a while. I did not like Pulp at all and did not want to listen to this. I really like Britpop, but this is not my thing. It is very bland overall, very few tracks stand out to me, and many gave me an icky feeling. I might be biased because Pulp bored the hell out of me in the past, so I may not be open to liking this album, but I think I'm alright not giving them any more of a chance. Favorite song: Something Changed (Despite everything I do actually like this song a fair bit) Just realized this was for my birthday in 2023! What a terrible gift.
Reminded me of Elliot Smith. Had some good alt hippy vibes. Vocals were a little all over the place for my taste but still interesting
I can see it's broad appeal & appreciate the musicianship of the group, but definitely not for me.
oh fuck yeah makes me feel like making a mixtape for my lover made a sandwich listening to ispy and i felt like i shouldn’t be wait hold up disco 2000!!! will finish when im not rotting in bed
Lo que se dice, medio pelo, al menos para la época o el brit pop
I can see how this is a well liked album. It’s poppy catchy and upbeat. It fits the sentiment of the 90s when things were going well. I’ve never heard it before probably because it’s British altpop. This seems like the kind of album that was really only popular in Britain. The 90s were full of pop music so maybe this just didn’t make it across the pond. Overall it’s alright. 6.4/10
I really enjoyed this! Singles have been played to death, but overall, this is a great album.
I was surprised to see that Pulp formed in 1978, Common People is the song I knew from them, and I normally associate Pulp with the britpop revival of the 90's. I know Blur and Oasis were the biggest names in the 90s britpop, but Pulp seemed to offer something different and a little different. It took me a while to get to use to Pulp's sound but it is obviously an album that grows on you. Jarvis Cocker has a unique persona that seems to drive the band, it's a little weird, it's a little nerdy but it is what makes Pulp. I don't know much of Pulp, to be far, I think Different Class might be the only album I listen to. Standouts: Mis-Shapes, Common People, Disco 2000, Something Changed, Sorted for E's & Wizz
Góð plata. Bæti Common people á playslistann👍🏻
Haltu kjafti hvað þetta er flott verk. Elska byrjunina, elska Common People, elska skiptinguna frá I Spy yfir í Disco 2000. Something Changed snerti við mér og tengdi ótrúlega við Monday morning enda í algjöru þroti. Þetta var falleg gjöf frá algorythmanum að fá þessa plötu. Fokk sjálfumglaðir elítistar og forréttindapésar. Áfram Pulp, lang skemmtilegasta Britpop bandið. Blur vs Oasis? Neee Pulp!
Þetta er plata fyrir mín tónlistareyru. Besta plata Britpoppsins. Ekki einn veikur hlekkur. Smellirnir algjör klassík og meðlögin frábær líka. Þau eru svo góð að það er eiginlega ekki hægt að gera upp á milli þeirra. Toppað með hnyttnum samfélagsádeilu textum. Ég bið ekki um meira.
1) Mis-Shapes (#27, 3wks) - 8,5 2) Pencil Skirt - 8,0 3) Common People (#16, 6 wks) - 10,0 4) I Spy - 9,0 5) Disco 2000 (#30, 4wks) - 9,5 6) Live Bed Show - 8,5 7) Something Changed - 8,5 8) Sorted For E's & Wizz - 8,5 9) F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. - 8,0 10) Underwear - 8,5 11) Monday Morning - 8,0 12) Bar Italia - 8,0 TOTAL: 8,58 (86/100)
Dreadful.
Great load of songs, I should listen to more Pulp
Just didn't like it that much tbh. Maybe in a different mood.
Sooo British. 5/5 to the Common People song, meh to the rest
It’s got one amazing song and another pretty good song but besides that I find this album just pretty good.
Damn. I’m gonna listen to this whole damn thing again right now. I brought it up at a party last night and I was the only one who didn’t already know about it. It’s a classic, I suppose.
god I'm so in on pulp this is so good. maybe the real britpop winners were these silly fellas. best tracks: common people, mis-shapes, bar italia
Surprised I hadn’t heard this one before. “Common People” is a crazy banger. Would reward repeated listening; it’s a pretty dense album. 90s Clash.
I have no idea why I put off listening to Pulp properly for so long. In my opinion, a far far stronger album than Blur and Oasis ones but not the moving powerhouse singles so not as many get drawn in, but you're blessed if you do give them a proper go
While their previous work is still my favourite, in this album you will find the greatness of Pulp at their max. Elegance, accuracy, sense of humor and intelligence mixed together with melodic pop. One of the most important albums in UK music history.
Good 90s album - decent hits, not to memerable though
Everything about this album’s sound should throw me off, yet somehow I find myself really enjoying the journey and songwriting in a melancholy/emo/punk way.
eh, not a fan of this band
Not just for common people, but for all of Generation X.
Not bad.
Really good album, thoroughly enjoyed this one. Had a sort of pop punk vibey wave sound I liked a lot. I ended up checking out more of Pulp's stuff.
I don’t like the singers voice, so it made it tough to listen to the whole album. Listen again: Purchase for my collection: Favourite Song:
"Common people" is good, the rest not so much
Jarvis cocker is a saint
Creative songwriting, worth a few more listens
Very enjoyable, Jarvis Cocker's vocals add a lot of warmth.
#9, #3, #12 #9 is a banger
Great sound to be chilling in your house on sunday morning
Deux titres iconiques avec Common People et Disco 2000.. Mile end dans l'édition Deluxe. Le reste est un peu chiant mais quand même
I never was into Pulp and I came back to this fully expecting I'd dunk on it as not quite good enough Britpop warbling. But, well, even misfits have their moments of mainstream and this is as good as a pop/britpop album as any and it's full of gleeful fun songs that bring back great times. For one album, amongst a load of their average indie output, Pulp wrote and performed a masterpiece.
excellent mis-shapes pencil skirt common people i spy disco 2000 something changed sorted for e's & wizz feeling called love underwear monday morning bar italia
Never heard of this album or this band before. First of all the vocals sound excaly like David Bowie, just leave it there. At the hight of BritPop this album fit in perfection with other bands like Oasis or Blur, i don't think this album is better that Moring glory for example. But there are some good songs like: Mis-Shapes, Monday Morning or Common Peoples. Overall is more pop than rock, with a little bit of experimental, not bad but not a masterpiece i think
horrible
See The Real Thing Faith No More for the accidental rating comments. Different Class 3, Faith No more totally unlistenable 0 oh I guess that's a one. I gotta turn it off.
One of my favorite albums. Already downloaded for offline play.
Mid 90’s Brit Rock with some orchestral backup
I got so excited when this album appeared I literally shot my fist into the air. I love Pulp. I love Jarvis Cocker. I love this album. My first exposure to Pulp was the Mission: Impossible soundtrack. That album ruled. “I Spy” was a standout - but I was sort of into that Cold War/wet European streets kind of music at that time (Massive Attack, Portishead), so it clicked. But I had no idea what was waiting for me when I ordered this album from Columbia House. I was in. To call Cocker’s sexuality overt on this album is an understatement. But it is tied into many of the frustrations of coming of age in Thatcher’s UK. Sex is all over this album, but it’s really class that’s front and center. Take some of the lyrics with an ironic grain of salt, but listen up when he’s talking about the haves and the have-nots. Brit pop stalwarts for good reason. Excellent album. 6/5. Coda: do yourself a favor and listen to the William Shatner/Ben Folds spoken word version of “Common People.” It will change your life.
Something about Mis-Shapes is so familiar despite never hearing this album or any song on it before. It's Bowie esque? I don't think any part of the album hits a 5/5 for me, moments reach 4/5 but it's mostly around a 3/5.
1. mizhapez - 1 2. pencil zkirt - 1 3. common people - 1 4. i zpy - 1 5. dizco 2000 - 1.5 6. live bed zhouu - 1 7. zomething changed - 1 8. zorted for - 1 9. feeling called love - 1 10. underuuear - 1 11. monday morning - 1 12. bar italia - 1
5 stars, incredible yet still not as good as This is Hardcore. Jarvis Cocker is a vastly underrated songwriter/storyteller. Common People is just great an d Something Changed is beautiful
This album (as well as Pulp's next one, This is Hardcore) was on heavy rotation in my grad school days so I was really excited to see it pop up here. I listened as I walked to work, enjoying the memories and familiarity of the music. But. It doesn't hold the same resonance for me as it did back then. For one thing, almost all of the songs on the album are seething with resentment, hatred, and contempt. It's not that I didn't realize that when I listened to the album on repeat, and it's not like I was seething with any of those emotions myself at the time. I guess I could just enjoy the drums, the singing, and the overall sound without really thinking about the meaning. And who doesn't love a good comeuppance? Common People is not only an awesome song but also great fuck off to the concept of poverty tourism. But as I was listening to it today I started thinking about the intended target of this song, who she might be and what she's after - and I started to wonder if she really exists. I mean, she sounds like a strawman. She comes from Greece, she's studying sculpture, she doesn't know what a supermarket is, and she's pretty upfront about wanting to sleep with quote-unquote common people. I don't know how high up on the scale of hoity-toity St. Martin's College is, but it looks like a pretty diverse and arts-career oriented place. What Pulp doesn't mention is that she's had to leave her own country, renowned for classical sculpture, to come study at the heart of an empire that looted her country's moveable artistic heritage for its own benefit. Maybe she's seeking her own revenge? I'm pretty sure they have supermarkets in Greece. (quick update: Wikipedia tells me she does exist, but I'll let my comments stand). I can still get on board with Common People. And it's really funny when William Shatner speaks it. But a couple other songs made me more than a little uncomfortable. Pencil Skirt, for instance, seems teetering on the edge of consent. But assuming that she's lifting her skirt because she really wants to be with Jarvis Cocker, it doesn't sound like he wants to be with her: "I really love it when you tell me to stop"? "I only come here cause I know it makes you sad"? Ugh. I Spy has a similar feel. The object of the song slips - early in the song it's the husband, and Cocker is angrily sleeping with his wife, angrily smoking his cigarettes, and angrily drinking his brandy, hoping he'll come home and catch the violations. For what purpose? To transfer all the anger? But later in the song the object is the wife - "I'll hold your body and make it sing again," which would sound like love or at least admiration if it weren't for earlier lyrics of blatant contempt towards her. Two other songs struck me. Something Changed, which seems mis-placed in the middle of the album, is a charmingly philosophical take on how chance encounters can lead to meaningful connections, with a brief detour into missed connections. It seems out of character for the album but it was a welcome respite from all the anger. And I loved how Live Bed Show told the story of a broken heart from the perspective of a bed that has seen better days. All in all, I do still like the sound of the album and will rate it highly for craft and nostalgia. But it's too steeped in anger and sex as a form of revenge for me to really enjoy it now.
While familiar with this album for years, I had never given it a proper listen other than to my three favorite songs: Disco 2000, Something Changed, and, of course, Common People. I can’t say that I found another song that I liked as much as these three, but I also know I’d need more time with this album than I really gave to it. So I’m scoring it 3 (I really wanted to score it 3.5), knowing that it has the potential to be a 4.
Surprisingly enjoyed this Britpop album. Original enough to stand out from other bands with an anthemic vibe.
Enjoyable early Alt Rock album. It'll make me look deeper into their discography.
Like pink floyd without the hour long solos
You know, I swear I had this back in the day but I don’t think I ever listened to the whole album. It’s majestic. Obviously the singles are great but the album as a whole is better than I could have hoped. Jarvis is one of the best frontmen I have ever seen life. No idea what that idiot American reviewer is thinking rambling on about the blues. Weird
7/10
Chill Classic Rock from the 90's. Worrying lyrics and a bit repetitive.
Bowie influence heavy. See where gorillaz gets some influence. Vocals are charismatic, happy vibes with overt sexuality throughout and themes of classism. Dig the chords changes and fun melodies. Has some bits of the smith's in the rhythm section. Fun listen good start and end just ok middle of the album. Loved: underwear Good: disco 2000, live bed show, Meh: Something changed, Monday morning, bar italia Bad: Sorted for E's and Whizz, FEELINGCALLEDLOVE,
Pretty rocky, some sorta interesting riffs
A Wednesday fan! I like this record. Reminds of Bowie’s voice, and he seems like he’d be fun to drink pints with.
Ahhhh now we're talking! What a classic album! This album is a different class in itself. Probably one of the best albums of the 90s - timeless songs. Common People and Disco 2000 will always be certified bangers. Apart from the classics, Something Changed is probably my fave, or Underwear.
Sounds alot like David Bowie, did enjoy it alot. Very 90s sounding with the Britpop heavy
Not riffy enough for me, and Jarvis was too snarky when he wasn't being dirty - the big hits were odious compared to the better bands. Musically this stuff is dreadful
I've definitely listened to this album before but not sure if I've ever sat down and listened to it in full. It's really solid, though not necessarily one of the Britpop albums I grew up listening to, so I don't have a strong nostalgic attachment to it. There are some really strong standouts that I love ('Common People' of course and 'Mis-Shapes'). Aside from these tracks I liked the album but wouldn't say I call it essential. I'm kind of leaning between a 3 or 4/5. Standout Tracks: Mis-Shapes, Pencil Skirt, Common People, Disco 2000, Something Changed, Bar Italia
Great emo!
Not a band I was super familiar with, but knew them from general conversation on the Brit Pop resurgence. Generally well constructed songs but the sneer is fairly heavy on the vocals. Good harmonies
Meh.
Tja, ik vind er eigenlijk niet zoveel aan. Het heeft ook heel erg te maken met de lijzige stem van de zanger, maar de composities zijn ook niet echt spannend. Echt goede muziek is van een, euhm, andere klasse.
Ook hier keek ik wat tegenop. De hits hebben me nooit iets gedaan. En dan belooft de playlist ook nog een full-length versie... Ben geen fan van de stem. Maar de gemiddelde engelsman zingt veel zeikeriger, dus vooruit. Het valt me uiteindelijk nog wel mee, maar het gevoel dat ik vooraf had, blijft wel staan. Het doet me gewoon niet zoveel. 2,5 ster.
Wat zo typisch is voor Britse zangers, en zeker ook uit de britpoepperiode, is dat ze zo verschrikkelijk aanstellerig doen. Jarvis cocker doet daar vrolijk aan mee. Je vraagt je af wat er door zo'n man heen gaat, wie of wat wil hij nadoen of op wie wil hij indruk maken? En nu lees ik op wiki, dat hij Michael Jackson verweet dat hij een soort Christ-figure acteerde. Nou, dat verwijt ik dus meneer Jarvis. Maar afgezien van wat ik vind van aanstellerige zangers, gaat het hier natuurlijk om een muziekalbum. Het is overduidelijk Britpoep, al zit er nog best een muur van geluid achter de aanstellerige zang. En de zang staat toch echt teveel op de voorgrond, alles draait om die zang. Ik kan er gewoon niet omheen en doorheen luisteren. Het is simpelweg bloedirritant. Ik zal nog een sterretje geven voor de muziek erachter maar daar blijft het ook bij.
Interesting. Generally enjoyed their sound and style
A time and a place. Really strong record but dated a wee bit
Really funny and good.
A sound that is right up my alley! Great listen, even if none of the songs were all that memorable. Like listening to a worse Bowie.
This one surprised me. I'm not a big fan of "pop" and that's what I'd classify (imo) 'common people' and 'disco 2000' as. However, I found myself really like several tracks on this album that I hadn't heard before: Mis-Shapes, I Spy and Underwear. If it wasn't for 1001 Albums, I'd never have listened to those tracks.
I have never heard of Pulp before this generator. They sound like the precursor to bands such as The Strokes and Artic Monkeys. While easy to listen to, Britpop isn't often my jam.
Wow. Excellent songwriting. Theatric. Glam. This album is a beautiful work.
Well I can definitively say that I like British pop more than American pop. That is a pretty low bar though. I liked some of the more up tempo songs like Monday Morning. There were some uncomfortable songs like Common People and Underwear that I didn't like as much. Overall most of the songs were just okay. It was all pretty forgettable at the end of the day.
Naw
Yikessss it felt v bowie and then got weird. The lyrics didn't have much substance.
Pretty good
It might get a fifth start on a second listen, but it was good. Def. Variations on a theme
Liked it
Pencil Skirt is dark. Throwback to the sounds of Velvet Underground. Bar Italia is a like a drunken dream song.
Great album length once again. Just the right amount of songs. Started a little slow, but finished strong.
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I never heard before about pulp, it was different from what I usually listen. I liked it
not really ctazy
Fine
One of my favourite albums, bought this when it came out saw pulp at a festival in Leeds. Totally fitted into that 90s britpop vibe. Not listen to the whole album for years. Still measures up.
I enjoyed this album after I listened a few times - it is not my normal genre.
Pulp is great, upbeat britpop, like it a lot.
Quality Brit pop. There’s a lot of overindulgent, long ballad stuff, but when they put their backs into it, Pulp really pulls out some incredible stuff. Common People is still such a crazy banger, maybe the most anthemic song I’ve ever heard. When they come back in on the ‘you will never understand, how it feels to live your life with no meaning or control’ that shit goes hard. I don’t know if I’ll really keep coming back to every track on the record, but lots of these are lifetime playlist stuff.
Lyrically this hasn’t aged great overall. The big hits are some of the best Britpop has to offer. The album cuts were mostly misses for me although there were a couple great ones (Mis-Shapes really jumps out). Overall….fine? I’ll probably just pick the amazing tracks out instead of revisiting the record as a whole even though their sound of very pleasing for me.
This is an album where a few it deserves a four, but could be a 3 depending on the day. Singles are great, but the rest doesn’t do a whole lot for me
Bowie-ish
A little generic and cheesy, but fine, I guess. I only listened to the first two songs - YouTube wasn’t working for some reason.
One of the reviews here suggests that this is the best album of the 1990s. Now, I wouldn't go that far, but it's definitely in contention for it. While some of Cocker's lyrics are a little less than savoury, he writes from a position of knowing, living and breathing the realities of his subject. He's a dirty little bastard, he revels in it. There are few albums that can consistenly blend anger, filth, comedy, yearning and reckless self-destruction together while still being poppy and winsome. Listening to this again (I bought it on CD when it came out) I can see how Cocker's vocals could be distracting, and the simplicity of production may not appeal to youthful tastes, but being of and from its era, it is a masterpiece.
Didn't love this one. Some interesting bits, but overall too theatrical for me.
Better, but not great
So English. Listen with a pint of bitter in your hand. How is this not Damon Albarn?
Very British. Do they have a house in the middle of the street? I know common people. "I spy" reminds me of HIM.
It was not my favourite album but I could absolutely see it growing on me after a re-listen or two. It’s very complex and layered with all kinds of different sounds and is really well produced. Many moments remind me a bit of David Bowie because of the use of many abstract themes and sounds, and the voice is similar as well. There’s lots of songs that are gloomy yet whimsical and fun making it very weird and contradictory at many points. I loved Disco 2000 and Bar Italia. Feeling Called Love is incredibly strange yet awesome. Definitely deserves a place on the list and has opened my eyes to more great britpop apart from just Blur and Oasis. Album art is 5 stars. Overall, not my favourite because some of it was a bit too out there making for some challenging listening moments, but it’s so unique and creative. I want to say 2.5 but because I don’t have that option I’m rounding down to 2, however it could easily go up in my books after some more listens
I really hate this sort of music, almost nothing gets me there
Great Brit pop. First album to be added to the collection.
9/10
not my style
I like em Favorite band I hadn't heard of so far Fun 80s kinda sound but weird and
I really love Jarvis Cocker's voice. The whole album feels very modern despite its age - I can definitely feel this influence of this on bands like The 1975 and especially Bleachers. The instrumentation is varied in a really satisfying way, and there are some really epic feeling song structures.
Strong but I am not attached
I slightly prefer This Is Hardcore of the two Pulp albums I've listened to, but only slightly. They are both amazing 90s classic Britpop albums.
Really enjoyed this.
Horny and heteronormative with a splash of incel. Not really my thing. It does get a bonus stat for being a 90s British album that doesn’t sound exactly like oasis.
Kinda cool tbh
This album didn't make much of an impression. I was tempted to give it two stars but if it was actively bad, I'd probably have a stronger impression of it. It shows the bias of the 1001 author -- yet another UK band that is somehow important to him, but it's not an album that really has anything to recommend it.
Blah and meh. Didn't do anything for me.
Every song is a 7/10... Except Common People. That's an 11.
Not my fav, it was ok, listened to it twice
weird speaksinging and yelling
Really good proto-emo, I loved basically every track. Opener is fantastic.
I will need to give this multiple listens before I can give an honest rating.
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