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It is fun. sometimes a little to sensual for my taste but it was still very good
Good Brit pop album
great
this guy needed to jack off before recording this
Good few songs I listened too, I didn’t get through the whole album though :(
Oh, I never really listened to Pulp back in the day, and I think the only track I was at all familiar with was Common People. While I liked this album, I thought the best feature was Jarvis Cocker's lyrics and vocals, sometimes delivered in a whispered way, sometimes more spoken.
Indifferent
Great 1990s brit pop.
# Album Name: Different Class # Artist: Pulp # Rating: 4/5 # Comments: Overall a good album. Takes me back to the 90s. Didnt quite live up to the oasis/blur battle but theres some quality tracks on this album. Common people and disco 2000 are legitimate anthems for an era which will never be witness again. Thats certainly something. Theres a real variation in the styles of songs too. # Top Tunes: Disco 2k / common people / something changed / sorted for E & wizz # Would I listen to it again? Yes
Good vibes, messy asf, some radio bangers in there, love underwear !!
I enjoyed this album. I had heard “Common People” and “Disco 2000” before but not the rest of it and it’s pretty solid throughout. Can the vocals seem cheesy at times and the lyrical content be a bit gross? Sure. But I can forgive a lot when everything else going on works this well.
NOT MY FAVORITE
6/10.
Forged by 80s New Wave and art school post punk but embracing the exuberance of 90s pop, this is peak Pulp: archly dramatic, full of wit, whimsy and irony, but earnestly bombastic. Overflowing with catchy lines, huge hooks, and anthemic energy.
Did you know that's a "Big 4 Of Britpop?" I sure didn't! Until today, I would've guessed it was only a big two: blur and Oasis. I mean, can you blame me? I didn't live in Britain in the 90's; I have no idea what a Pulp is. Isn't that the stuff you find in orange juice? And I sure don't drink that stuff, either! But what's crazy is that I could've sworn I knew who Pulp was? The name was so familiar, and yet I couldn't exactly place where I knew them from. It was driving me crazy! And, no, it wasn't because I was already aware of Jarvis Cocker existing; before I saw his name on this album's Wikipedia page, I thought he was only a stop-motion puppet in a Wes Anderson movie. Regardless, though, going into this album with that "Big 4 Of Britpop" thing in mind, there was one thing I wanted to figure out: what was their hook? After all, I think back to blur and Oasis, and I don't like either of them just because they make good Britpop. For one, blur, is, like... Stupidly British, especially with Damon Albarn's singing voice, and they're willing to experiment — just check their eponymous album, or Damon's later creation Gorillaz. Meanwhile, Oasis sounds absolutely massive, with a large side heaping of Beatlesque influence that they just can't shake. So, what exactly does Pulp hafta offer that puts them up in those ranks? The best thing I was able to figure out, between listening to the album and reading a few 5/5 reviews, is that Pulp is... Joyous. Not all that slappy happy upbeat, but joyous. That's the vibe I get from their music, and particularly what's apparently their signature song, "Common People". And... Y'know, that's not nothing. I don't recall either blur or Oasis sounding this joyous. Heck, it makes it a lot more enjoyable than some of the other Britpop my group has gotten, where the only thing they have going for them is "it's some of the other Britpop my group has gotten." On top of that, there's this whole, like... "Sexy vampire" thing Jarvis has going on sometimes? That's something I read in a negative review, and I can't say it's entirely wrong? There were parts of the video where I could only picture him as, like, Brendon Urie in an early Panic! At The Disco video. "I Write Sins, Not Tragedies", y'know? It's fitting given that I've heard most of the album is about either sex, revenge or revenge sex. (Speaking of the lyrics, by the way, there's only two I actively picked up on while I was listening. There's the line in "Pencil Skirt" that goes "I really love it when you tell me to stop / It's turning me on," which... OK, I saw this in another negative review, which called the line rape-y, and it's like... Y'know, the song's about having a quick one while he's away — sex with a married man's wife and all that — and as much I largely read it as all consensual cheating... Jeez, that line doesn't scan well. And there's a line in "I Spy" where he wants to shove **something** up my ass? I don't even wanna find out.) Putting that aside though and taking the album purely on vibes, yeah, I dig it. There's a lot of stuff to enjoy here, particularly the strings on "Something's Changed" and, yes, "I Spy". Being the string lover I am, goodness. As well, there's a lot of nice stuff done with the synths... Audially, it's just such a good time. Honestly now. Not even Jarvis's occasional "sexy vampire" tone can take away from that — not much, anyway. But the question arises, my friend: do I hold this on the same level as blur or Oasis? Nah. I mean, to talk about this in terms of the only Big 4 I knew before now, if those two are Metallica and Megadeth, then Pulp would... Sub-Slayer? I can hear why Pulp is put up here, but I'm also not 100% surprised why a Canadian who ain't in the know wasn't aware of them before now? "Being joyous" isn't the best hook in the world, no matter how good the music ends up being with it. Still, eh, it's a solid 4. I'm happy I heard it. Once more, I'll take it hand over first over a lot of the other Britpop we've gotten. So... Yeah. Good show, good how. And, hey, lookit it like this, Pulp: I felt like I should know why you are. That's way more than I can say about Suede. Who even are those guys? The ones who went "ooga-chaka, ooga-chaka?" I tell yah!
I figure if I were born in England, I'd be giving this album 5 stars, but it's still a good album none the less. Solid 4 Stars.
I’m at a 5. Once again, a Mercury Prize winning album has come through for me – I really liked this. We haven’t had an album that the site defines as Britpop in a bit, and this did scratch a sort of itch that’s been missing for a bit. If the last time we got an actual Britpop album was indeed in November, then that’s a long time without one, and this is a nice return to form. Granted, I don’t think this is fully entrenched in the Oasis / Blur style of Britpop, with more bombastic instrumentation & a grander vision to fill out stadiums with heavier rock. This album really succeeds when it hits on its more local points, sorta like the Tom Waits album we just got. It does a really nice job of blending those local points with R.E.M.-esque instrumentation, a vaguely Bowie-esque vocal tone, and synth work that feels sorta like Depeche Mode. It’s a form of Britpop that harkens back to the late 70s & mid-80s, mixed with more of the contemporary issues of the mid-90s, and it’s a really cool blend to hear that carves its own unique niche in the wider space of Britpop. Granted, a good chunk of those contemporary issues are really awkwardly horny in a way that feels strange to listen to in 2025, but hey, 30 years ago, what can you do? I really don’t think there’s a bad track here – a few awkward listens, and the occasionally over-produced track that lasts a little long, but nothing ever so egregious as to feel out of place or boring. This is a really cohesive 52 minutes that does feel like it stands up with the best of its era, even if it’s not in the same musical space as its peers. I love the more local approach, and I think it adds an air of authenticity & relatability to each track that something like, say, “Champagne Supernova” could never really provide, even though I love that track. So, yeah, I’m at a 5 – realistically, maybe more of a 4.5 bumped up to a 5, but I thought it was a fun album, & I highly recommend listening to it. If nothing else, “Common People” lives up to those 235 million plays on Spotify.
This thing is just. So. British. Consider me charmed, Mr. Cocker. The album cuts are solid, but two very strong singles do most of the heavy lifting, I think.
It's just enough weird to be uncomfortable. But I respect the direction and I imagine it was influential.
Im just not a fan of pulp
Stundtals väldigt bra men inte en perfekt front to back listen. Älskar vissa låtar och allt låter bekant med tanke på hur tydligt det är att mycket inspiration har hämtats från albumet.
This was way better than I was expecting as i never really got into Britpop. I knew a couple of the singles and thought they were decent but I enjoy the album too. Coming of age songs that feel relatable and mainly hold up (as long as you ignore the reference to beepers), this album will help other people who still feel 20 years younger than they actually are to feel 20 years younger than they actually are
Amo este disco como pocas cosas. Magnífico de la primera a la última canción.
- klingt die meiste Zeit ziemlich moody, instrumentell jedenfalls 2,75-3 / 5
First time listening to this album. Ok music. Did not seem like it was anything special.
Solid stuff.
Feels like decent british rock but nothing too special 3/5
This was a weird one, it caught my attention and I kinda liked like music. I don't think I've listened to this band before, but they definitely caught my ears. They kind of remind me of David Bowie in certain instances.
I shed a tear every time I have to listen to britpop again.
I was liking this more and less as it came through. It was good but I don't think it's love. Wondering if I'd ever reach for this album again and not thinking I would. But wasn't looking to turn it off, either.
Começa bem com Mis-Shapes. Rockzinho bem anos 70, embora em 95. Parece realmente que tá trazendo algo extra, não só tentando imitar o rock anos 70. Gostei de Common People, I Spy e Underwear. Mas é um álbum bem sólido
So, this is a fun little trip. I got into Pulp initially from... William Shatner. At the first comic book store I worked at, it was the iPod days. We had my friend's, the owner's, iPod hooked up most of the time. He had William Shatner Has Been on there. Two tracks stood out on that - I Can't Get Behind That, with Henry Rollins, and Common People, which opened the album. Common People is on this. Before I branched out beyond just my hardcore and metal listening, Common People took hold. It wouldn't be for years until I gave this a proper listen and I kicked myself for not doing so sooner.
This gives me more Cure vibes than Britpop. Most likely the whiny vocals and prolific use of keyboards (both things I'm to a huge fan of).
Listening to this album felt like I was being subjected to a band that writes incredible music while letting some drunk, horny emo dude write all their lyrics and vocals. I'm not necessarily saying that in a bad way, however. Some of the songs were decent. Others had me saying "what the hell is this?"
Definitely a one-hit-wonder artist. I thoroughly enjoyed Common People. His horny whisper voice made me laugh a few times. Legendary line: "I've kissed your mother twice and now I'm working on your dad." I liked the orchestral sound in a couple of the songs, added some depth. If this was released in the 80s it would get 3 stars.
I don't have much to add to what's already been said about this one. Clearly one of the defining albums of the 90s, blending just the right amount of smarts and social commentary with humour and banging pop tunes.
Запись не безынтересная, но с ходу в моё сердце не проникла.
Completely forgettable brit-pop.
So many classic moments! Bar Italia underrated.
Strong
Meh, this was average at best. Better than a 2 but closer to a 2 than 3. 2.5/5
Was not familiar with this one. Some great songs in the tradition of kinks and xtc.
YOUILL NEVER LIVE LIKE COMMON PEOPLE Ohhhhmy God pulp pulp lovely album underwear and common people 11/10
A fine album with some standout tracks but not something I’d revisit in full anytime soon. A solid 6.5/10
Reminds me of the Smiths but more grunge less folk
1, generic brit pop rock
I like Pulp a lot, but always overlooked this record, even though it's their most famous one. I really loved His N' Hers in high school, and I've always had a soft spot for more indie/post-punk leaning '80s Pulp (yes, they've been around for that long.) This is good too. Such a funny band to be lumped into the Britpop movement. They were already around for like 15 years by the time they rose to fame, and they were always very quirky and nebbish and horny even for Britpop standards. I don't know. Sometimes I feel it drags on compared to more post-punk/indie leaning Pulp but it's still great.
Is this Pop? - Yes. Is this Brit Pop? - Positive - Is this album better than anything the likes of Oasis and Blur have released around the same time? - A thousand times yes!!!! True, not every song is equally good, but every song is its own thing - Pulp obviously didn't like to repeat themselves - just listen to Common People, I Spy, Disco2000 and Something Changed for illustration. Plus, the lyrics are intricate and tell little stories in their own right. Pulp weren't as big as the aforementioned bands, but on this album, they were better. 4/5
Well this album about common people just not for common people.
Great range of an album. Calm tones such as Something Changed but then great energy such as Common People. Masters of the sound in 1995, British band balancing song and storytelling. 8.9/10.
This was a fun album - I think I recognized Common People. I liked it more than I thought I would - fun & interesting. Some of the songs blended together but it was overall pleasant to listen to and have in the background.
Really enjoyed this album, very different from others I have listened to before. Cool Britannia! Keep'em coming!
Truly annoying Brit pervert vocals. Would be a 1 star except that I think Common People is almost good, a deserved rip on hedonist dilettantes. Music has a lot of 'people! they're so dull!', good to have a bit of 'people are exhausted all the time' counterpoint. music: appreciated. (⌐■_■)
An actual magazine called this the sixth greatest album of all time. That is truly incredible. It tells a guy a lot about the English mind. A weird, horny, semi-concept album about class? Songs that sound lifted directly from past British artists? There was a song that sounded just like Bowie right? And it’s the sixth greatest album of all time!? What on earth.
I never heard that band before. A fairly good album overall.
So much whispering I thought it was ASMR. Seriously though, it's all right. There are some well composed songs here, I'm just not crazy about Jarvis Cocker's vocals at times. And Britpop continues to not be my taste, though in fairness I spent most of the 90s deprogramming myself and moving away from pop in most of its forms, especially when it appealed to the mainstream masses. No regrets on that choice.
Really didn't like it.
Fire 🔥
How have I never…! This album has everything I love. Big swaggery swinging melodies, a dramatic frontman singer, tongue-in-cheek lyrics, such drama. Grateful for this project for finally, after 261 albums, introducing me to someone new that I’m already crushing on.
Don’t care at all. This album made me take a 3 week break.
This wasn’t unlistenable but it just sounded like someone that only ever listened to Bowie
Mis-Shapes = ⭐⭐⭐.5 -> Easily the best song of the album. Pencil Skirt = 0 -> Didn't like this one at all. Common People = ⭐ -> The whispers and sighs throughout were discomforting. The instrumental rock portion and guitar solo were enjoyable. I Spy = 0 -> I think I dislike this one more than Pencil Skirt. The monologue ruined it for me. Disco 2000 = ⭐⭐ Live Bed Show = ⭐⭐⭐.5 -> I don't know why but I liked this one. Something Changed = ⭐⭐ -> I'm sorry but, once again, the whisper singing and sighing just drag the quality of the song down. What a shame because the music here is my favourite out of the whole album. Sorted for E's & Wizz = ⭐⭐ F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. = ⭐ -> Why is he whispering like that? I'm conflicted because I love the part from 2:17 to 3:00. Then the creepy whispers start again. It's like when the greasy drunk guy at a bar comes up next to you and starts whispering to you with interjecting moans. Underwear = 0 -> i'm 13 and this is deep. mid instrumental. Monday Morning = 0.5 -> Only liked the lyrics. Bar Italia = ⭐.5 -> well, it's alright. I liked the music itself; props to the band. I simply did not jibe with the singer's singing style nor the lyrics for many of the songs. The whole album leaned just a bit too horny for my tastes. The parts where he breaks into monologue or whispers made my hair stand on end. If you're into lyrics about sex or like listening to a dude whispering sensually into your ear, I'd recommend this album.
Well this is interesting. Very surprised this album came out in 95, sounds about 10 years earlier. Hmm. Idk. Not offensively bad, so yeah. Meh.
One of the best albums I've heard
Love this album. Jarvis is the epitome of a rakish British bloke and I’m here for it.
Honestly a pretty standard Brit-pop album. Which is to say nasally, goofy, and not at all interesting. Add in the fact that a lot of the lyrics are honestly uncomfortable and this makes for a pretty terrible listen. Did not enjoy
I thought this was ass
Maybe my favorite album ever. Kind of sad to get it as I liked knowing it was waiting for me. 11th perfect rating, 597 albums in Rating: 5.0
Ok 3/5
Take your year in Provence and shove it up your ass.
I do like a good, balanced disco album. Just enough vocal presence with backing instruments. Unremarkable tuned. 2.5/5
excellent album, soundtrack to part of my youth
8/10. Really starting question when the eights and eight and a halves will give way to nines. Maybe I'm a bit scared of dishing out 5 stars but I think when I know I'll know l. This album is very good - the messaging throughout is it best part imo - a huge middle finger to the classiest society of the UK, which is probably at the essence of britpop and indie to some extent. Lyrics very good and album felt very cohesive in terms of imagery. I think personally the style of melodies Pulp opts for is not exactly to my taste and is probably the main blocker to a 5 here. Needless to say 'Common People's and 'Disco 2000' are absolutely classics.
Eine angenehme Überraschung
3 - rounding down I think, but a decent album, I unfortunately had it on in the background
Different Class has a lot of character and, on it, Pulp proves to offer an interesting thumbprint of songwriting and arranging. Some of these songs blossom into completely different entities by runtime’s end. The record carries a really solid and successfully varied track-list highlighted by a couple of genuine monsters: the opener, Mis-Shapes and of course Common People.
Mis-Shapes Common People Disco 2000 Something Changed Sorted for E's & Wizz
Liked it! Sound like a lot of current so called post-punk records but without being boring copycats.
Somehow these songs are part of my DNA from my early 20’s even though I do not recall being particularly taken with this album. It was just part of the background, a cassette in the car, a CD in the bedroom, in a way that defies explicit listening.
Different Class is a big step up from This Is Hardcore. It’s got way more energy and better hooks all around. I liked several of the tracks — they’re catchy without being too polished, and Jarvis Cocker’s lyrics are clever in a weird, voyeuristic kind of way. “I Spy” stood out in particular — felt very Pink Floyd-esque with its slow build and moody tension. Not something I expected from Pulp, but it totally worked. Overall, a solid Britpop album with some real high points. Favorite Song: Common People
Timeless, pristine production and brilliant pacing
Different than I would normally used to but fun, hippy folk rock, not bad.
The lead singer has some serious Bowie vibes, but just not quite on that level. I enjoyed it, but can't give it top marks.
Pretty good album, but Common People is obviously the best song and at the end of the day Shatner did it better.
Disco 2000 is a banger.
Not as good as I thought it would be. Two classic songs but the rest didn't really stand out at all, and some of it made my toes curl
Perfect for Friday chill out in London mood My fav songs are Underwear and Common People
I forgot how epic this album is. So good. Giving it a 4 but could very well climb to a 5.
This album started off really strong. I had a Bowie vibe and thought that maybe they'd be good for a supplement to Bowie's more alt-pop stuff since he doesn't stay in any lane too long. However the album devolved into other more generic British sounds like Peter Wolfe Blur, or even the Cure. Not really a bad thing, but there is a very specific vibe I'd like to make a playlist out of, and it seems like I'll have to do it one track per artist at a time. Some of the other songs sounded familiar like they have been in a soundtrack, and familiarity is a great quality for songs. So while the album didn't stay in the lane I was hoping, it still brought me down a tour of some of the better sounds of the area and time all in one place. Favorite track "Mis-Shapes" 4/5
This band isn't talked about enough, but as far as Britpop goes, they're really as good as Oasis or Blur. I really enjoyed listening to this album, maybe it didn't "grip me", but several tracks were worth saving. 3.75 stars
Meh. They sound like they want to be The Cure. But not as good.
Very theatrical, much Brit pop. It’s okay, but it’s like very horny if that makes sense and I’m good lmao
This might be one of the best British rock albums of the 90s. "Common People" alone puts this pretty high up there. I still don't know Pulp's discography very well, but this album is simply chock-full of vitality and creative passion. They reach for David Bowie heights and largely succeed. Excellent album, must-listen #72.
Not a fan of this whispery vocal. (The singer's encroaching on my personal space. Not cool, yo.) It feels like every song is competing with the bad singing to be a good song in spite of it. Even the best songs here, like Common People and Disco 2000, rely on their instrumentals to distract from the bad singing. These vocals in a 1995 album mark the beginning of the end for Britpop. I'll give Different Class this, though: the production is pretty good. It gives the impression of a live performance, with spacious mixing and full-frontal bass and drum sounds. Even some of the weaker songs, like Bar Italia and Live Bed Show, incorporate this oddly satisfying mix. "I really love it when you tell me to stop / Oh, it's turning me on" Seriously? You have to try really hard to come up with lyrics this abhorrent. The song Underwear pulls off questionable lyrics significantly better, unlike the abomination of a song that is Pencil Skirt. Fortunately, the bad singing discourages the listener from paying much heed to the lyrics themselves, and for most other tracks I didn't notice anything worth getting my pencil skirt in a twist over. The title of track 9, though, is ridiculous, as another reviewer pointed out. Acronyms in song titles are bad enough, but 17-letter ones are egregious. Every time the backing vocal sang through each of the letters individually, I wished to perish. 3/5 Key tracks: Common People, Disco 2000, Something Changed
Good album. Nice rythym but no big songs or a wow factor
Who d’ya prafor… oasees or blot?? Sorry father, it’s pulp for me. Strong opening for the album through to Disco 2000, then it softens up maybe a little too much until halfway through feelingcalledlove. That’ll work for some people though so I can’t fault them. I spy still rules. 3 songs added to my playlist, 7 added to the 1001 playlist
Another album where I know the core players, but the rest of the team is unheard of. "Feeling called love" (I won't stylise) and "Underwear" are the new scouts, but Disco 2000 is still the star. Its chant-able chorus means I'll hear it at every work night out and wedding for the rest of my life, but it contains a wistful melancholy. Sad but upbeat is the domain of all my favourites... Lyrically, I'm all with it, but vocally I far prefer when Jarvis is shouting, rather than whispering like he's trying to shag the listener. Highlight: Disco 2000. An all-timer song, but alone that can never lift an album in its entirety.
Pre: It's funny to get this right after Gorillaz. In my heart they're the winners of the britpop battle! Plus they're the only one I actually would want to go see at least, despite not listening to too much Pulp other than a handful of tracks over their albums. Post: Cocker's lyrics are either bang on and excellent, albeit cheesy, or they are just a complete whiff for me. But lyrics aren't everything and thankfully Pulp are excellent but on the whole this didn't hit. It's a shame I didn't find anything new to come back to from this listen though. It's a strong vibe but not one that does that much for me. Shockingly, I may not like Britpop all that much outside of the hits. Highlight: Disco 2000 is still a complete banger
I enjoyed this album from the first song. Then common people played and I realised I never knew who did that song. I really enjoyed the rest of the album as well.
I've rated a few albums 5* in the last week so I've started to think maybe I'm setting my bar too low? This is an album that passed me by back in the day. But such great songs, really good lyrics (and I'm definitely no poet) and no filler. I'm still listening to it the next day. Cocker you're such a perv.
"Common People" still resonates 30 years later, and probably will for the rest of time. As for the rest, the music is great even when the lyrics sound like they were written by a stalker. I don't imagine this album will make it into my regular rotation, but it's close.
This is a really good album. Also Spotify throws up videos when they’re available, and Pulp’s videos are great.
I don't think this album holds up quite as well as This Is Hardcore personally, and although the standout songs are great (Common People is still just an angry and acerbic as ever) the rest tends to become formulaic as Jarvis Cocker is by turns neurotic and a sleazy lothario. Overall I'd prefer to listen to the other one.
I don’t think I’ll ever understand the hype around Britpop. I’ve listened to plenty of Britpop albums over the years, and most of them land somewhere in the middle—never outright bad, but rarely impressive either. Different Class fits right into that pattern. It’s not offensive, but it’s also not particularly special. Just another solidly average album with maybe a track or two that stands out slightly more than the rest.
2.5
Средне. Понравилось две песни, Но мотив сложно запомнить, переводы интересные
David Bowie but 90s. Very solid album.
This dude loves hooking up with women that are in relationships. He seems like a horny bastard. The album is over the top though in a good way in my opinion. High energy pop songs that sound like they should have been from the 80s instead of the 90s. I'm digging the 80s inspiration on it and it also seems like there is some shoegaze influence which is fun.
REPEAT. This was the first album I got on this project. Here was my review from last year: “ 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. “
Pulp, and 'Different Class' especially, may be the most proto-2000-indie-pop sounding thing of the '90s. This album really carries so many of the traits that the genre would boast come its 21st-century heyday. I'd say this is most apparent in the song 'Common People', with its unpredictable vocal inflections, ambitious song structure, and quirky change-ups. This one song feels like an ode to Springsteen in many ways, all the way from the very clean, uplifting music to the blue-collar-worker-themed lyrics. Also, the production on this album is peak pop production - especially in this lane. It's what kept me engaged throughout this whole thing. 'I Spy' was unbelievably grand, and definitely much larger sounding than the contents of its lyrics would lead you to believe, It sounds like it should be soundtracking the climax of an old western. That groove established on the instrumental break on 'Something Changed' was pure jangly goodness. The drumming and drum fills are incredible all throughout this album, they sound great and carry a lot of punch - just listen to those snares on 'Sorted For E's & Wizz'. 'FEELINGCALLEDLOVE' also had many heartland rock-sounding moments, especially with the strings in the chorus. Unfortunately, and as I had anticipated given my thoughts on 'This is Hardcore', the vocals and lyrics ultimately ended up ruining the experience for me. They just didn't click. Parts of it reminded me of The Clash's Joe Strummer, especially with 'Disco 2000', but like way more irritating and tedious. 'I Spy' was a great song, vocally even. That is until this guy felt the need to go into this tacky spoken word piece that kills all the momentum the song had built up in its first half. And I just don't like the direction many of his vocal melodies went in, they were very stale, like on the song 'Something Changed'. They weigh down these incredible instrumentals. It's like, the vocals aren't TERRIBLE, but they don't, in any way, complement the music...not for me at least. And while there is some wit to be had here, I found very little of it actually quotable or funny. I did like the vocalist on the opener 'Mis-Shapes'; this song stands out here lyrically as he conveys a lot of optimism and hope for change in this very energetically youthful way. And, again, 'Common People' was at least fun to get through. It's weird, I don't usually hate this vocal and lyrical style, but the rest of the music here was just so incredible, that it made the vocals feel so bland and flat. That is to say, these instrumentals deserved way better.
Middle of the road
Gotta say, wasn't expecting to enjoy this album as much as I did. I'd never heard a single one of these songs til now. Mis-Shapes was such a strong start, and it honestly got me pumped for the rest, and there are some real bangers on here. Common People was fun, and Sorted For E's & Wizz goes pretty hard. Some of the songs gave me Talking Heads vibes, but that might just be me.
I missed brit pop because we were busy back then. This is great.
Can’t deny it - it’s a true stomper
Big bold sexy kitchen sink drama orchestral indie pop. Fucking sublime soundtrack to the mid 90s. Made glasses and geekiness cool n sexy.
Possibly the best album to come out of the whole Brit pop scene.
british nonsense
Na trenutke u početku mi je zvučalo kao britanski Bajaga 😂 Skužila sam poslije da znam par pjesama (Common People, Feeling Called Love), a pogotovo Disco 2000, ali to mi je jedina okej pjesma, ostalo mi je dosta dosadno. 2/5, 3/10.
Ne radi mi ovaj album ništa. Bila je jedna polu pank pjesma koja mi se malo svidjela, valjda zbog naleta energije na rano jutro, ali ostatak albuma mi je prilično dosadan i nezanimljiv
This is one of my favourite albums of the 90's and it still sounds great 30 years later.
In a different class.
top form
PALAZOS
"Common people" is good! Rest is OK.
Quite boring, I might‘ve been too stupid to understand it though
I'm familiar with some Pulp songs but have never listened to this album before, one of my favorites on the list so far, excellent songwriting, Jarvis is a unique and brilliant frontman. Love the production as well, would definitely look to get on vinyl
Britpop wie Libertines, aber mehr 80s und experimenteller / Richtung Artrock (I Spy). Schneller Einstieg, experimentelle Mitte, schunkelndes Ende
Entertaining. Didn't love it, but would give them another listen.
I normally don't enjoy Britpop that much but this album is a completely different story, or as the title may suggest, Different Class. Reminiscent of David Bowie in some way, and I wouldn't be surprised if they took inspiration from David Bowie. (Update: Apparently they did) This album, though having upbeat music and generally quite quirky and fun lyrics, the sprinkle of social commentary makes it feel darker and more introspective. Enjoyed every second of it. Fav tracks: Common People, Something Changed, Underwear, Bar Italia
8/10. It's a really mysterious album. It's very different from the other Britpop albums in the generator. :)
This album feels ludicrously Enlgish, and includes too many homewrecker songs.
Very good album. It’s very unique and weird for the time. I was definitely vibing with it and a shame I’ve never even heard of the band before.
lovely
3.5 tbh
3.5*
Not sure why this highly rated. Oasis and Blur are much better. 2 stars.
pulp are the best britpop group, fight me.
Not nearly as clever as they think they are.
This is like pre-alpha Artic Monkeys
I like the songs that have less talk and more singing. 3/5
Meh
This was quite fun, a couple of bangers, but the rest was fairly forgettable
Meh. A more enjoyable Morrisey...
It has moments that are pretty good, but overall just doesn’t really land.
Didn't pique my interest at all.
Should be my style but something didn't quite click 6/10
I'm just not crazy about Pulp
Practically flawless
A great piece of 90’s Britpop!
This sounds far older than 30 years old, doesn't help it's boring either. A feeling caller love was good though.
Not the biggest Pulp fan, but this wasn’t bad.
Kind of basic brit pop I feel. Morissey/ velvet undergroud type voice that couldn't hold a melody. Good drums
Don’t have much impression on it
It's staying in my collection for a relisten because of its variety and ability to engage me. But it gets knocked for lyricism that really turns me off.
B Mis-Shapes 4 Pencil Skirt 3 Common People 3 I Spy 5 Disco 2000 3 Live Bed Show 4 Something Changed 3 Sorted For E's & Wizz 3 F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. 5 Underwear 3 Monday Morning 3 Bar Italia 3 Has some bangers.
I’ve listened to a few Brit-pop albums throughout my time doing this. Most not so great, but some not terrible. If we consider The Bends technically in that genre, then that album is amazing, and by far the best I’ve ever heard from the sound. But one name, or album, that I consistently saw pop up as one of, if not the best Brit-pop record ever made was Different Class by Pulp. So I hoped once it popped up, I would be in for something real special. I had high expectations, which I know is never a good thing to do. After listening to this, I’ll go out on a limb and say this is one of my biggest disappointments across this whole thing so far. I’ll preface the rest of this by saying two things. One, I don’t really like this genre all that much to begin with. I have a pre-established bias which probably set this up for failure from the very beginning. And two, this album isn’t horrible. But again, given the expectations I was going into this with, I was really hoping for something good. For an album released in 1995, it sounds surprisingly stuck in the 80s. From the mixing and even the lead singer’s voice. It all sounds like something that would have released five to seven years prior. I think the vocals especially contribute to why I don’t enjoy this very much. And in terms of art and glam rock I’ve heard in the past, the songwriting is rarely comparable. I had hoped the energy from the opening track would carry on throughout the rest of the listen, but it really doesn’t. I so badly wanted to like this more, but I have to be fair and honest with myself. Rating: 6/10
Track 2, I love when you tell me to stop, its turning me on, really killed the mood for me. Only knocking it to a 2 since I suspect its meant to be first person antagonist, not just voice of the artist, but I don't want to listen to that.
It's okay, I would have preferred the 3:20 version of Common People
Not bad. I wish I had been more aware of them back in the day.
unusual but pretty
Enjoyed this more than I thought I would
So overrated ugh
Interesting lyrical stories, good sound, Jarvis Cocker’s voice is iconic
Monster
Great album. These guys really know how to write a catchy chorus. So many times I tuned out the album in the background, as I normally do, and then got pulled back in by a catchy hook.
Eh. It’s not bad just not knocking me over either. I actually like the William Shatner version of Common People much more than the Blur version. I’ll give them an extra star just for putting that song out there so Shatner and Ben Folds could work with it later.
It made me feel nothing.
There's a fluctatingly creepy feeling to almost every track on here besides "Common People" and "Mis-Shapes", not helped by the lyrics. (Especially on "Pencil Skirt.) But despite this, a certain desperation to the music kept me engaged throughout the album. For that, it was an enjoyable experience.
This guy was just creepy sounding
The lyrics are sometimes clever and fun but then get a bit rapey, so that's not great. Some of the music is alright, most of its a bit tedious. The vocals are pretty annoying.
Diferent
las primeras canciones no me gustaron mucho, pero la segunda mitad del disco se puso mejor y más copado :b
This album is interesting. It's well put together, aurally interesting, and clever album. It has catchy hooks, and complexity. But somehow I hate it, not sure why exactly it just puts me on edge. 2/10.
The music was a three, but the lyrics were a zero, so I gave it a solid one.
Not my genre of music but I liked it for what it is. Probably a one and done listen. I can’t pinpoint any exact criticisms but I can’t see how this could be named the 6th greatest album of all time.
"Oh is this the way they say the future's meant to feel? Or just 20,000 people standing in a field?" "Check your lucky numbers. How much money could drag you under. Oh what's the point in being rich? If you can't think what to do with it. 'Cause you're so bleeding thick!" Great comment on how poor people are exploited by the false hope of potential lottery winnings provided by governments, and the materialism that ensues with a potential win. (Ironically, Pulp won the pop lottery with this album!) I love this album, yet I don't like much else by Pulp. Liked Songs Added: Common People Disco 2000 Live Bed Show Something Changed Sorted For E's & Whizz Underwear
Pretty good.
I can appreciate the musicianship, but ultimately this isn't really my thing.
Witty lyrics and interesting songs. Not my favourite era of music but managed to find a fair amount to enjoy while listening.
the fuck... weird lyrics, is he ok?
Really enjoyed it. I was familiar with a couple of songs but hadn’t heard the album.
Soft, soaring, Brit, and a bit weird. Underwear tops it. All songs good, no skippers. Great finish to Different Class. (4.1*s)
The band name, cover art, and album title are all bland and forgettable. The topics of the songs and the delivery of the vocals are very off-putting. It's an entire album of a skeezy man in plaid bragging about affairs with married women while trying to sound sultry over some really primitive beats and contrived melodies. It's like a comical version of The Cure meets Elvis Costello. I can see people liking this if they grew up on it, but it's otherwise lost on me. "Common People" has the elements to be a decent song, but aside from that one, I loathed everything about this. 1.35 for the seductive vampire impersonator.
Nope...I want to like this more but it is doing nothing for me. Seemed to lack something and I felt disengaged. It's got no punch and tries to hard to be cool. Lead singer is a bit of creeper and oozes all over the album like a slimy skeeve. Not much from the band either. Must be some cult following for this band and I bet the fans are mostly douchy hipsters with sweaty beards...1.62.
Pulp was a band I had heard of but never listened to. I always saw them put in the upper tier of britpop bands with the likes of Blur, Oasis, etc. This was my first real exposure to them and this listen of Different Class showed me that Pulp deserves the praise they get. It's a strong album with some of the signature britpop workings. I dug the solid vocals, simple beats and lines and all of it worked from start to finish for me. A couple solid singles and no real low points on the album. I continue to be impressed with 90's brit pop as I'm more exposed to it. Looking forward to any other unknown gems to keep popping up on this list. 3.49 stars
Just great tracks from front to back. Even as someone who could never get too excited about brit-pop, have to admit this is far better than most of the stuff in the genre. Jarvis Cocker really sells this one, a charismatic frontman always makes album feel more alive.
Bueno
Common People. Yawn.
I enjoyed a few tracks on this one too, must have missed it while enjoying punk and alt rock in the 90s.
I liked the music and energy enough, need to listen back to lyrics at some point.
An absolute masterpiece, no notes
nice. Reminds me of Boomtown Rats
The first album that was ever important in my life. It’s been in my top three for decades, and it’s never not been perfect; never gotten tired of; it’s one of the all-time great albums, as far as I’m concerned.
I think you had to grow up with this album. Hearing it for the first time brought nothing too me.
I used to listen to this album a lot while walking to/from school and work. Those walks were generally about 30 minutes long so I would miss out on the back half of the album. Re-listening today confirmed that I didnt miss much. Common People is such a juggernaut that this album can't get less than a 4. Upstage 80s Night 4 Eva, iykyk, doesn't matter that this song came out a decade late for the format
The music never got particularly interesting for me and it felt like every song is about the same thing. Common people tho
Pulp - Different Class When I heard the first track of the album, I expected it to be just another country album (at this point, I've never heard of this band in my life), but all of a sudden, the song changes into more of a rock ballad, and it took me by surprise, and that pretty much goes for the rest of the album, it starts slow and soft, to then building up for a catchy and yet fulfilling chorus. Something that really didn't get me to like this was that some of the songs sound uncomfortable to hear due to it sounding horny in a way once you see the lyrics to it, thankfully not all of them are like that. In the end, I liked it more than I thought it would be, so this is good! 1.- Mis-Shapes = 8/10 2.- Pencil Skirt = 5/10 3.- Common People = 8/10 4.- I Spy = 9/10 5.- Disco 2000 = 9/10 6.- Live Bed Show = 6/10 7.- Something Changed = 10/10 8.- Sorted for E's & Wizz = 7/10 9.- F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E = 7/10 10.- Underwear = 6/10 11.- Monday Morning = 8/10 12.- Bar Italia = 8/10 FINAL SCORE: 7.6/10
An incredible album and a delight to listen to at anytime. BY FAR the best of all "Britpop" type albums.
This has been on my 'to listen' list for years. To be honest I was expecting an absolute masterpiece, but instead I think it's just decent. I'm probably far too familiar with a couple of the tracks, but had never heard the majority.
Pulp - Different Class. I'm sure like many people, I recognised the lead singer's voice from their hit "common people". Jarvis Cocker according to a quick Google. One of the many icons of Britpop, and really one of the founders. The album really holds no punches as it's straight into full swing with Mis-shapes Video. A great opening track as it establishes the iconic sound of Pulp, with Jarvis' vocals front and centre of the mix, followed by some smooth bass and electric guitar groove to fill in either side. Classic Britpop sound oozes from every note. A fantastic start. Pencil skirt is a good second track, not as strong as the opener, but we're still treated to a more downbeat, sexy mood, with sexy lyrics to boot. A great contrast to other songs, showcasing the true range of Pulp. Right, here it is! Common People, their most iconic hit. Full Britpop here, with Jarvis shining front and centre. A great groove, relatable lyrics as well as just pure electric energy bouncing from ear to ear. Still carrying the, at this point, signature sounds of the guitar and bass, some more brassy electric elements are introduced, adding to the zap. A true classic. I Spy. Probably their least known song on this album. Jarvis' raspy vocals opening alongside a flamenco-esque guitar riff once again treat us to a different flavour of Pulp. The story-winding lyrics unfold a taunting and vengeful assailant's efforts with a woman. The lyrics alongside Britpop eclectic and more classic orchestral motifs really mix into a unique and interesting listening experience that absolutely needs to be heard. It is an experience, not just a song. Disco 2000, probably the second favourite of the album. Opening with Pulp electric guitar, the "Common People" similarities are instant. Once again cementing the foundations of Britpop, Jarvis' vocals weaved between the electric guitar and subtle synth elements are just glowing. A true Britpop gem of the 90s.
I feel nothing, it was okay.
Different Class feels like an album that knows exactly where it comes from and exactly what it wants to say. From the first moments, it is sharp, funny, angry, and deeply observant, sounding like someone finally saying the quiet parts out loud. The music is confident and immediate, built to carry stories rather than overshadow them, and every song feels purposeful, as if nothing here is accidental or wasted. What makes it extraordinary is Jarvis Cocker’s writing, which is funny without being flippant and cruel without losing empathy. These songs are packed with characters who feel uncomfortably real, awkward, lonely, horny, bitter, and desperate to be seen. The album skewers class, sex, aspiration, and shame with a mix of wit and vulnerability that few bands have ever managed without tipping into parody. Even the big singles feel smart and biting rather than celebratory, turning pop hooks into delivery systems for uncomfortable truths. By the time Different Class ends, it feels less like a collection of songs and more like a complete social document. It captures a very specific time and place, yet somehow still feels relevant because its emotional core never dates. There is energy, intelligence, and heart all working together, and nothing here feels smug or lazy. It is an album that entertains, provokes, and lingers in equal measure
Nice
Enjoyed this, great 1990’s album
If Bowie wrote a poverty-musical
Nett, knapp an 3 vorbei.
This is the biggest surprise of this challenge so far. I really enjoyed it.
2/5
Enjoyed it quite a bit, gotta give it a low 4.
It's cool. It's fun. Nothing really stood out, but nothing was repulsive. Felt like a decent pop album with a bunch of upbeat rock elements.
Have loved this since day 1.
I only listened to the first two or three songs and it was weird vibes
That was a fun time. I really need to listen again with the lyrics in front of me
Bin zwiegespalten. Einerseits sind die Melodien echt catchy und man kann es sich am Stück anhören, ohne dass es nervig wird, aber die Texte wirken manchmal etwas fragwürdig, auch wenn ich sie nicht mitgelesen haben, aber z.B. der Refrain von „Underwear“ sagt alles. 3 1/2 Sterne, müsste es mir nochmal anhören un besser zu urteilen
Pleasant, listenable, but nothing exciting or attention grabbing. I listened twice and can't really recall a sound.
4.75
A grower. Too much fun to fade into the background.
i love the sound of the whole album. definitely one i will have to come back to, just because i enjoyed it so much.
+1 for COMMON PEOPLE (do yourself a favor and visit the cover by ole Billy Shatner). Waffled between a 3 and a 4, but revisited some tunes and heard some really cool supplemental instrumental flourishes, especially in MONDAY MORNING. Also, Mondays, amirite?!
Trash
# Playlist track - Common People # Notes - Actually good britpop. - Had a lot of fun! Great energy! - Some weird lyrics mixed in there? I listened to it while I worked, so I honestly don't know. And I won't get back to check now,
Mis-Shapes and Common People have such great choruses and energy that really drives the song. Common People especially really gets you pumped up as the key changes and the tempo keeps increasing. Despite having some all-time bangers, a majority of this album is just good/ok. Still a very enjoyable listen. Mid 4
Nope
Singer is a combination of David Bowie and Roger Waters. They sound like 80s new wave with 70s punk and 60 psychedelic.
Good band, good music. First time listener.
I've been through this album a few times and I really like it--3.5 for me, but going up!
Different Class indeed. Masterful work from Jarvis and co.
Oh me oh Myra Pogo on that You twaaaaaaaat
Easy 5. Pulp were comprehensively a Different Class to the rest of britpop.
Songs have a cool vibe that reminds me of The Cure, but most of them are too long and boring. The constant talking on tracks really bothers me for some reason.
Not good not bad. Didn't need to skip any songs, but wouldn't probably listen again.
I'm not a Pulp girlie I fear!
Some British dudes kinds soft jammin in the 90s
Don’t know why, but I can’t take the lyrics serious or meant to be honest.
Sooo self indulgent. Soporific as well
Common people is sick, overall echt 🆗
I was previously only familiar with "Common People" but I would say the whole album is worthwhile. It may not be something I would seek out but I would not mind hearing it again.
First listen. Not my cup of tea.
eh
I had trouble taking this album seriously. The songs needed more edge. "Sorted For E's & Wizz" is good, but "F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E" just didn't work for me. And pay attention to the lyrics - the singer seems to have a high opinion of himself.
Not really my cup of tea but respect the hustle
Classic
It's a nice album, but it becomes boring pretty fast after some repetition along the songs.
i think the first few songs are fun and give kind of an alternative rock vibe but then it gets a little weirder. i think the album is filled with different types of songs but i just like how fun it is.
ik kende niks buiten Common People... album uitgeluisterd... ken nog steeds niks buiten Common People... zegt genoeg
so many good tracks on this and takes me back to the 90's. I never had this at the time but it was everywhere. Needs more listens as the non hit tracks are very interesting and Jarvis is certainly not holding back in his lyrics.
This was great, kinda punk kinda ska, I can see this being in regular rotation
Brit pop con voce anni 80
First album for my 1001 Favorites: Mis-shapes, Underwear 3.8
SOLID START!! Geniunely enjoyed listening to it, new crashout song fr PENCIL SKIRT IS GOOD TOO!! OKAY YEAH NO SKIP ALBUM LOVED IT EVEN MORE THAN THE LAST, THIS IS DEFINITELY IN MY TOP 5 I LOVED IT OMG.
This felt like I was being seduced. A little slow most of the album and I can't say there were any songs I liked in particular. Kind of a fever dream this one
A few songs were catchy, but overall, a bit boring
This is a really bloody good album. I like the classic rock feel. I like the vocals. I like how up beat it is. 8.5/10 #149
Apparemment ma mère aimait beaucoup cet album ! Marrant qu'il tombe en premier. Pour l'instant je n'ai écouté que la première chanson: très belle découverte ! Super les trois premières chansons, petit à petit je me suis un peu perdu, j'avais l'impression que les chansons manquaient un peu de personnalité, même si les textes ont l'air d'avoir une super belle âme. Je pense que le milieu de l'album est plutôt des chansons à texte. Mention spéciale à Monday Morning qui m'a remis dedans. Un très bon début et très bonne fin ! Je regrette de m'être perdu au milieu, même si l'écoute était super cool !
J'aime beaucoup certaines chansons, d'autres sont à mon avis assez mauvaises, j'ai du mal à me faire un avis global, disons que c'est un album sympa quand même !
I've always heard of Pulp, but this is my first listen. Don't think I'll pursue it - it's not bad, just not me. Meh.
Honestly, I thought the first track was pretty good but as I progressed through the rest of the album I just could not for the life of me care for this. It ain't even bad but like a majority of this album felt so sleeper and boring. Idk man maybe there's something I'm missing here but I do wished that I had liked it more. Top 2 Mis-Shapes and Disco 2000 No bad songs but there is a whole lotta mid 2.50-2.75/5
One of those albums you keep listening to because you're convinced there will be at least one good tracj. There's not.
First album out of 1001, listened on November 28, 2024
I was really surprised to actually really enjoy this album. Never heard of them. Oasis vibes in a sense. Loved it
++: Mis-Shapes, I Spy +: Pencil Skirts, F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E, Monday Morning, Bar Italia +-: Something Changed, Sorted for E's & Wizz, Underwear -: Disco 2000, Live Bed Show --: Common People 5,0/10
Never heard this album before. Not bad
Basically solid
An all timer. In a time dominated by oasis and blur, pulp put the pop in britpop and this album shows why. A truly wonderful album to dance to. Rip Deborah and Steve Mackey
First half has me ready to do a Jan 6
Basically a no miss album. It seems like it was supposed to be about the struggles and suppression of the working class, but Jarvis is way too horny to stay on message
Had no clue Pulp sang Common People. That was a pleasant surprise. Otherwise, the other songs are fine, but sorta just blended together.
Finally, something new that is a banger! Tempted to give it a 5 and I’m sure it’s worthy. Will be spending more time with this. Bowie and 70s rock soaked. Love it!
I get the hype, great album. Very influential to the bands that would be featured on the OC it seems. Much better than those later bands though
Enjoyed this quite a bit. Got some real Bowie going on
honestly a really fun and enjoyable album from a band i hadn't heard of. The music is catchy, it stands out as unique and creative, and i haven't really found an album in a bit that i've gotten fully invested in. Big fan.
Loved this. Definitely a band/album I feel like I missed out on but am glad to be discovering now!
Really enjoy this. Stripped down sound but arrangements and melodies aren't "simple". Not necessarily punk but it's got attitude. Would've guessed it was from earlier than 1995- meant as a compliment.
This is the good kind of “British bullshit” that is all over this list.
Really didnt vibe with this album
not a big fan of the vocals and a bit bored, too noisy at times. otherwise cool enough, especially the slower songs. favs: common people, i spy, live bed show
Eine angenehme Überraschung
one of the most fundamental works of one of the best pioneers of the genre
It was pretty good, a fun and catchy alternative rock record that I feel most people would find enjoyable. I'll probably give this more listens over time but it'll depend on my mood given the stuff that I usually listen to and enjoy but yeah, that's about it.
I've never really heard Pulp before. I think they had a big hit in NZ in the 90s. Quite excited to listen to this one. Couple of nice hits in there. I did enjoy most of the album. Some track did tend to sound similar though
Loved this! Surprised and shocked that I never heard this. Granted, we had our first child that year…so I kind of had a few lost years. I need to find more of them. This is a great album band and an awesome sound.
Telling myself that English britpop/rock isn’t derivative and mundane for the millionth time while wearing a clinically insane smile on my face and manically clawing at the walls that surround me
Pervy
A worse the cure
Bloody brilliant album. Easy to digest, lovely lush soundscapes and pop rock melodies. A true tastemakers selection and the birth of 2000's britpop/britrock. You don't get arctic monkeys with out Pulp.
interesting, and might have been good at the time, but I'm not going to invest any more time with this one.
I love this album - lots of great, catchy songs.
Abwechslungsreich. Ich kannte nur Disco 2000. Der erste Song ist auch ok.
Fantastisch!!!!!
Common People = 5 stars
Not unpleasant but unremarkable
Lovely if a bit problematic
very slow and boring feels like artic monkeys discovered this album and that was the turning point in their career would rather listen to the smiths
shout-out british rock. i wouldn't normally give this one five stars but it has to be relative since i enjoyed listening to basically the whole album as opposed to the rest of these albums
really enjoyed this. "underwear" - im in a bit of a shock, im like woah the arctic monkeys are trying to sound like THIS band , really noticeable in this song
Definitely better than Oasis. This connected the dots between Bowie and Muse, two artists I listen to a lot.
I love this album. The bravado, the anthems, the Britishness -- it's all there! Common People is a banger. Disco 2000 -- love. Sorted out for Es and Wizz basically tells the tale of being high without a cell phone in the 90's. Even after all this time, this album makes me happy from start to finish.
So linked to the 90’s and my time being a student I sometimes confuse myself with Jarvis Cocker….
Boring. I get it. It's English and sexual and alluring...The Smiths did it better. At one point I actually asked myself, out loud, "people enjoy this?" I can see where there would be appeal, but It's truly. not for me. "F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E." was the best track because it sounds the least like the rest of the album. That was actually interesting. The rest is trash.
Better than expected. Quite a few genres getting mixed on this one and its mostly pretty fun. 6/10