PULP REUNION CONFIRMED, DEAR FRIENDS!!!!

Oh, yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Chocolate Layers

Tracklist:

1. That Boy's Evil
2. Party Hard (The Chocolate Layers' mix)
3. Up a Tree Again (The Chocolate Layers' St John's Ambulance mix)
4. The Facts Of Life (The Chocolate Layers' remix)
5. Dirge (Cossack apocalypse mix by the Chocolate Layers)

Release date: 1998-2001
Bitrate: 158-256 kbps
Format: MP3
LINK HERE (~40 Mb)

Pulp #26 - It FLAC

Tracklist:

1. My Lighthouse
2. Wishful Thinking
3. Joking Aside
4. Boats and Trains
5. Blue Girls
6. Love Love
7. In Many Ways
8. Looking For Life

Release date: 1983/1994
Bitrate: 705-876 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~185 Mb)

Pulp #25 - Separations FLAC

Tracklist:

1. Love is Blind
2. Don't You Want Me Anymore?
3. She's Dead
4. Separations
5. Down By the River
6. Countdown
7. My Legendary Girlfriend
8. Death II
9. This House is Condemned

Release date: 19 June 1992
Bitrate: 753-895 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~290 Mb)

Jarvis Cocker #5 - Bataclan, Paris, France (4 June 2009) FLAC

Tracklist:

1. Pilchard
2. Angela
3. "Further Complications."
4. Slush
5. Big Julie
6. Leftovers
7. I Never Said I Was Deep
8. Homewrecker!
9. Fuckingsong
10. Black Magic
Encore 1:
11. Fat Children
12. Hold Still
13. Big Stuff
Encore 2:
14. Don't Let Him Waste Your Time
15. You're In My Eyes (Discosong)

Release date: 2009
Bitrate: 735-944 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~581 Mb)

Pulp #24 - The Leadmill, Sheffield (29 December 1984) (So, so rare)

Thanks to Mark Sturdy!

Tracklist:

1. Hydroelectric Dam
2. The Mark of the Devil
3. They Suffocate At Night
4. Simultaneous
5. Anorexic Beauty
6. Snow
7. Repressive Forkout
8. Life Must Be So Wonderful
9. Take You Back
10. There's No Emotion

Release date: 1984/2010
Bitrate: 128 kbps
Format: MP3
LINK HERE (~42 Mb)

Pulp #23 - Thetford High Lodge Forest Centre, Suffolk (23 June 2002) FLAC

Last show from the UK Forest Tour.

Pulp were ace once again. Nice set, but maybe F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. could've come a little later; seemed a weird song to open with. it's such a dark song...it could've done with a bit more natural darkness (and a little less daylight and sunshine). Three cheers for the person who decided Pulp were to play in a forest; it was a beautiful venue. No corporate advertisements to distract anyone from the music or the setting, and vendors selling food at *real* prices! A night to be remembered (Tom Draper)

Thetford was excellent. I had a brilliant time. The setting was again very picturesque, the atmosphere happy & relaxed & we passed the time waiting for Pulp, taking this in & discussing Pulpy matters down on the front row. The excitement builds while the stage is set for Pulp. Then, finally, there they were. Well, most of them & all looking happy. Unlike Sherwood, Jarvis did his normal thing of following on after a little interval. No parka this time either. He leaps on the monitor & stares out at us while Pulp play the eerie opening bars to F.E.E.L.I.N.G. Not too sure it's the best opener, but it is one of the best live Pulp songs so it doesn't really matter. Sorted is good to have early on because it ensures everyone is in the mood for a fantastic concert in the trees. On we go through lots of favourite songs, Jarvis is very lively, jumping all over the stage & monitors & onto the platform in front of the stage just inches from us. He tells us he had a bad back, but you'd never know. He got us to chant 'Lumbago is not a crime'. That must be a 1st for a pop concert! He covers many varied subjects as usual, from Norfolk Broad boat trips to how plants breathe. Live Bed Show is now one to really look forward to with the instrumental ending which is wonderful. Here the stage was bathed in blue & Pulp were silhouetted as they played - it was absolutely magical..Jarvis finally did The Jacket Removal during the intro to Hardcore. But was he stuck in his jacket or was it perfect timing to tease us? He finally got free threw it down & gave it a Jarvis-hard-stare just in time to start the lyric. Whatever, it had everyone transfixed. His habit of winding the mic wire round his neck always looks a bit worrying. Not that there'd be a shortage of volunteers to give him kiss of life! Hardcore runs so perfectly into I Love My Life, which leaves Jarvis gasping on the floor 'breathe in breathe out' & this in turn could not be more perfectly followed by anything other than Sunrise. The start of Sunrise still makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up & the instrumental climax is gorgeous, add to that Jarvis jumping & writhing a foot or so away & you could think you're in heaven. Just the idiots behind remind you it's not, by choosing then to try & barge through us again to get to the front. Hard luck. Then they're gone, but soon return with Trees, the 'oldie' slot filled wonderfully by I Want You, how fantastic to hear that one. Babies makes up for it having to end. The second encore is a powerful Underwear & an excellent Common People, making up for the bodged CP at Sherwood. Then it's over. Pulp you were fantastic. (Toni Sutton)

First time I've been to an outdoor gig like this, the surrounding trees made it feel quite intimate, and there was a very relaxed atmosphere (picnic baskets and spliffs all round). I was looking forward to seeing the Coral and Richard Hawley but British Sea Power were a nice surprise (bit like a hyperactive Coldplay). So there was a bit of confusion when the next act came on, was is Richard Hawley's band or Pulp? It was Pulp, and L.O.V.E was a strange opener but Sorted got people going after that. There were some more simple backing images of trees and bushes, although Hardcore kept it's fifties' porno. Musically I think this is the tightest and happiest Pulp have been for a long time. I especially liked the extended version of Live Bed Show. Although I thought there could have been more singing along from the crowd, Pulp seemed genuinely happy, with some top banter from Jarvis, including a survey on whether we'd been boating on the Norfolk broads ("liars"), if any of us had suffered back pain ("repeat after me: lumbago is not a crime") and a repeat of his Brixton science lesson on why talking to plants is good for them, as he said this was one of the few occasions you really could "tell it to the trees. go on, no one will laugh." I Want You was a good oldie, and although Something Changed, Minnie, Joyriders, and Do You Remember The First Time would have been nice, the final encore of Underwear and Common People sent everyone home happy. All this and organised traffic at the end. Beats a soulless aircraft hanger sized arena any day. (Joe)

Wow! what a great gig, they'll have to do it again some time. The forest setting was so beautiful and it seemed really intimate for an outdoor gig. I've never been to a gig before where so many people brought chairs - weird. The mix of songs was terrific, ended up moshing while desperate for the loo, not a good combination after having 4 children! Couldn't have missed a moment of it, though I'm paying for it today - at 43 I should know better, but I'd do it all again tomorrow if I could. The only miniscule disappointment was the lack of the Coral, what happened to them? British Sea Power were ok although I was looking forward to hearing Richard's own stuff. Next stop for me is Reading, what will that bring? I just can't wait. (Lynn Langdown)

Pulp ruled the world last night - best I've seen them since Glastonbury 98... (Andrew Newsham)

Just had to drop a line as I was able to attend the concert at Thetford on Sunday which was brilliant, fantastic, etc etc - need I say more - the band were excellent and the atmosphere just brill (Joy Eayres)

Tracklist:

1. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
2. Sorted For E's & Wizz
3. A Little Soul
4. Weeds
5. Bad Cover Version
6. The Birds in Your Garden
7. Live Bed Show
8. Help the Aged
9. This is Hardcore
10. I Love Life
11. Sunrise
12. The Trees
13. I Want You
14. Babies
15. Underwear
16. Common People

Release date: 2002
Bitrate: 728-816 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~520 Mb)

Thank you for what you love Pulp! Come to the forum "Bar Italia"

Pulp #22 - Huxley's New World, Berlin (17 June 1996) aka "Common People" bootleg

Tracklist:

1. I Spy
   
2. Mile End
   
3. Do You Remember the First Time?
   
4. Monday Morning
   
5. Live Bed Show
   
6. Something Changed
   
7. Acrylic Afternoons
   
8. Sorted For E's & Wizz
   
9. Pencil Skirt
   
10. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
    
11. Underwear
    
12. Common People
    
13. Disco 2000
    
14. Babies
    
15. Mis-Shapes
    
16. Bar Italia

Release date: 1996
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Format: MP3
LINK HERE (~206 Mb)

Pulp #21 - Primavera Sound Festival, Barcelona (17 May 2002 ) aka "Barcelona 2002" bootleg

Review from Official Pulp site:

Pulp were great like always, specially Jarvis, full of energy; he couldn't stop dancing, playing, talking and being sooooo sexy... incredible. He looks younger with the years, what's up?
I missed the same energy in the rest of the band, but it's fine anyway. The selection was just perfect: Something Changed, This is Hardcore, F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E., Babies, Trees, Bad Cover Version...(Isabel Ottino)

Good chosen songs except that they forgot the classic one ...doesn´t feel the same without Common People. Good energy coming from Jarvis, rest of the band stuck to the floor and serious as if they were in a funeral ... for god sake! Give us a smile!? We loved it anyhow (Carmen R.)

The reason for writing to you is just to give you a short reference about the concert Pulp played in Barcelona. The very first word is AMAZING. After a few raindrops that fell minutes before Pulp started, at 1.30 am they started with F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E., then Jarvis asked all of us for concentrate in not raining... and it worked!!! A great start for a great concert, full of their now-and-then-hits, like Babies, Joyriders, Live Bed Show, This is Hardcore, The Fear, Trees, Bad Cover Version (i also think that's one of the greatest songs of their last album). The last theme, a never ending version of Sunrise, was simply perfect. It was awesome! Jarvis made us laugh, vibrate, and after the concert i couldn't say a word. They even played Laughing Boy!!! Thank you Pulp! I wait until the next time we meet anxiously!!! (David)

The Primavera Festival was based at the "Poble Espanyol" in Barcelona which roughly translates to Spanish Village. Pulp were playing in the main square of the village which is apparently designed to look like a typical Spanish town square surrounded by old stone buildings. We decided to watch Pulp from a terrace that spanned two sides of the square, providing a perfect view of the stage from a very short distance.

Mark walked on stage first and started playing the first notes of F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. on the keyboard with the rest of the band (except Jarvis) following after. Jarvis entered to a huge cheer wearing his Gonzales T-shirt which was quite a hit since they had played earlier in the evening. There was an even more synth based introduction to FEELING thanks to Mark - it sounded absolutely brilliant making me realise that this song could never be overplayed. Jarvis started off the evening speaking quite simple English to the crowd, but by the end of it even those that could speak English tried hard to understand what he was on about!

Trees, Sorted and Laughing Boy (fab yet again!) followed after. I thought that I wouldn't be so lucky to hear the Live Bed Show (extended twice) version again for some reason - but tonight we were blessed and hopefully they'll carry on playing it for the Forest Tour. It was at this point that Jarvis began to become a bit playful. I think it was during Bad Cover Version that he tapped Nick's cymbal with his microphone. At the end of the song he jokingly told a person who had thrown his T-shirt onto the stage not to sue him if he got a cold or pneumonia! He then started mumbling about cold hands, warm hearts and how that was all bulls**t and that all English were all c**ts!!! It was almost as if he'd suddenly become drunk, but I don't think he was.

Next came Weeds (the drums sounded fab as usual) and then afterwards Jarvis started to roll about the stage as if he was incapable of walking and pretended to cry, at which point the band burst in with Help the Aged!! Help the Aged is one of those songs that I think sounds a bit dull on the album, but sounds absolutely fantastic and alive in concert so I love to hear it and if that wasn't good enough - it was followed by The Fear and This is Hardcore with Mark scurrying off before the end of Hardcore (as if he really needed the toilet) marking the end of the "1st Act".

Jarvis entered the stage after a quick break doing a bit of flamenco dancing which was greatly cheered by the Spanish, although I thought he resembled more Michael Flately and the Riverdance team. Two His'n'Hers songs - Joyriders and Babies - were played before Candida attempted to leave the stage presumably thinking that there would be a second encore, only to be shoo-ed back to her keyboards by Jarvis like a naughty schoolgirl! Something Changed followed, leaving Sunrise to the end (at which point it was almost sunrise - the concert ended at 3.15am!) which got the biggest cheer, probably the song I look forward to hearing most now 'cause it's when you can really let go, watch Jarvis let go and listen to that amazing acoustic sound coming out of Richards guitar.

All in all another fantastic evening/morning(!) ..five words... Roll on the Forest Tour! (Yvette Cooke)

http://www.pulppeople.plus.com/Live/primavera02.htm

Tracklist:

1. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
   
2. The Trees
   
3. Sorted For E's & Wizz
   
4. Laughing Boy
   
5. Live Bed Show
   
6. Bad Cover Version
   
7. Weeds
   
8. Help the Aged
   
9. The Fear
   
10. This is Fardcore
    
11. Joyriders
    
12. Babies
    
13. Something Changed
    
14. Sunrise
    

Release date: 2002
Bitrate: 128 kbps
Format: MP3
LINK HERE (~70 Mb)

Hm....New message!

Hi, I was find some new files (around 20). I'll upload it and other since June 28. Yeah.

I'll be back tomorrow's night

Sorry, my video card broke on June 6, so the monitor shows nothing and I could not publish this message. Tomorrow, I hope I will have a new video card. Good bye.

Pulp #20 - Hits FLAC

Tracklist:

1. Babies
2. Razzmatazz
3. Lipgloss
4. Do You Remember the First Time?
5. Common People
6. Underwear
7. Sorted For E's & Wizz
8. Disco 2000
9. Something Changed
10. Help the Aged
11. This is Hardcore
12. A Little Soul
13. Party Hard
14. The Trees
15. Bad Cover Version
16. Sunrise
17. Last Day Of The Miner's Strike

Release date: November 18, 2002
Bitrate: 861-1073 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINKS: PART ONE (~96 Mb)
PART TWO (~96 Mb)
PART THREE (~96 Mb)
PART FOUR (~96 Mb)
PART FIVE (~96 Mb)
PART SIX (~66 Mb)
TOTAL SIZE: ~546 Mb

Pulp #19 - This Is Hardcore FLAC

Tracklist:

1. "The Fear" – 5:35
2. "Dishes" – 3:30
3. "Party Hard" – 4:00
4. "Help the Aged" – 4:28
5. "This Is Hardcore" – 6:25
6. "TV Movie" – 3:25
7. "A Little Soul" – 3:19
8. "I'm a Man" – 4:59
9. "Seductive Barry" – 8:31
10. "Sylvia" – 5:44
11. "Glory Days" – 4:55
12. "The Day After the Revolution" – 14:56

Release date: March 30, 1998
Bitrate: 707-979 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~420 Mb)

Richard Hawley #5 - Lady's Bridge FLAC

5th album by Richard Hawley.

Tracklist:

1. "Valentine" – 4:27
2. "Roll River Roll" – 5:11
3. "Serious" – 3:24
4. "Tonight the Streets Are Ours" – 3:40
5. "Lady Solitude" – 5:32
6. "Dark Road" – 3:58
7. "The Sea Calls" – 5:54
8. "Lady's Bridge" – 4:00
9. "I'm Looking for Someone to Find Me" – 3:18
10. "Our Darkness" – 4:08
11. "The Sun Refused to Shine" – 4:57

Release date: August 2007
Bitrate: 644-1007 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~290 Mb)

Pulp #18 - His 'n' Hers FLAC

"Razzzzzmatazzzzz!" - Jarvis Cocker, Auto Festival, 14 December 2002.

Tracklist:

1. Joyriders
2. Lipgloss
3. Acrylic Afternoons
4. Have You Seen Her Lately?
5. Babies
6. She's a Lady
7. Happy Endings
8. Do You Remember the First Time?
9. Pink Glove
10. Someone Like the Moon
11. David's Last Summer
12. Razzmatazz

Release date: 12 April 1994
Bitrate: 843-1049 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~379 Mb)

Pulp #17 - We Love Life FLAC

Latest album by Pulp...

Tracklist:

1. Weeds
2. Weeds II (the origin of the species)
3. The Night that Minnie Timperley Died
4. The Trees
5. Wickerman
6. I Love Life
7. The Birds in Your Garden
8. Bob Lind (the only way is down)
9. Bad Cover Version
10. Roadkill
11. Sunrise
12. Yesterday
13. Forever in My Dreams

Release date: 22 October 2001
Bitrate: 724-1094 kbps
Format: FLAC
LINK HERE (~530 Mb)

Richard Hawley #4 - Lowedges (2003)

Tracklist:

1. Run for Me
2. Darlin'
3. Oh My Love
4. The Only Road
5. On the Ledge
6. You Don't Miss Your Water (Till Your River Runs Dry)
7. The Motorcycle Song
8. It's Over Love
9. I'm on Nights
10. Danny
11. The Nights Are Made for Us

Release date: 2003
Bitrate: 192 kbps
Format: mp3
LINK HERE (~56 Mb)

Richard Hawley #3 - Festival Internacional de Benicàssim, Benicàssim, Spain (20 July 2008)

Tracklist:

1. Valentine
2. Roll River Roll
3. Tonight The Streets Are Ours
4. Serious
5. Hotel Room
6. Born Under A Bad Sign
7. Just Like The Rain
8. Lady Solitude
9. Oh My Love
10. I'm Looking For Someone To Find Me
11. The Ocean

LINK HERE (~700 Mb)

Pulp #16 - Reading Carling Festival (26 August 2000)

Hi Alex, I have to tell you immediately! Reading & Leeds - MAGNIFICENT!!! Jarvis & Pulp are so wonderful. The new songs, which sounded 'nice' at Edinburgh last year, now sound brilliant. Pulp are back in full force. Thanks so much Jarvis!!! and Pulp for the D.A.M.A.G.E. - I just want to keep getting damaged now! (Toni Sutton)

The grand prize goes to a barefoot Jarvis Cocker of Pulp, who returned after a two-year hiatus to send the crowd home smiling on Saturday night. Cocker gives his all on stage, chatting amiably in between the twisted suburban tales of his songs, and then dancing like a man trying to run in several directions at once while the music plays. Several new songs were unveiled, including 'Weeds', another classic Pulp hymn to the downtrodden, and a glorious guitar-led climax in the form of 'Sunrise'..." (David Smyth, The Daily Telegraph, 28.8.00)

Few would want to follow Beck, especially after an absence of two years, but Pulp are, to borrow their own terminology, a different class. Jarvis Cocker, barefoot, spec-less and thoroughly de-geeked, sauntered on like he'd just come back from lunch, and led the band through the perfect conclusion to the evening. Five highly promising new songs sat contentedly with Common People, Do You Remember The First Time?, This Is Hardcore and the rest, as Pulp restaked a claim as Britain's ultimate festival band - in a Carling Premiership all of their own. (Paul Sexton, The Times, 29.8.00)

Tracklist:

1. The Night That Minnie Timperley Died
2. Sorted For E's & Wizz
3. The Fear
4. This Is Hardcore

LINK HERE (~420 Mb)

SPECIAL!!! KEANE #2 - "NIGHT TRAIN" EP FOR YOU!!!

Tracklist:

1. House Lights
2. Back In Time
3. Stop For A Minute (feat K'Naan)
4. Clear Skies
5. Ishin Denshin (You've Got To Help Yourself) (feat Tigarah)
6. Your Love
7. Looking Back (feat K'Naan)
8. My Shadow

LINK HERE (~44 Mb)

Pulp #15 - Metropolis, Perth, Australia (25 September 1998)

Michael Dwyer (NME):

First, the Antipodean context. Pulp are in Australia for the first time. Prior to "Common People", they had sold around nine albums here. "Disco 2000" is their biggest hit. Their first gig is in a laughably tacky, multi-tiered, chrome and glass dome reminiscent of the villain's lair in a cheap James Bond rip-off. And Jarvis Cocker is ensconced in a dressing room emblazoned with the irony-free legend "Star Suite".

Which is only right, if the roar which greets his belated entry onstage is any indication. Sure, ring-in guitarist Richard Hawley attempts some lager-aloft grandstanding as the slow, ominous intro to "The Fear" builds behind him, but the only kids who scream are the ones who mistake him for Jarvis. They're the ones wondering who the chick in the mirror-ball frock is, and how long Brett Anderson has been playing bass.

The point is, Pulp is a brand new flavour for most of this smartly-dressed clientele. Whoever wrote the set list understands this fact and relishes it. This is "hardcore" and, to the palpable annoyance of the 100-odd public radio devotees who remember "Babies" and "Lipgloss", it's very little else.

Not that they're complaining, as "Joyriders" and "Underwear" follow "Do You Remember The First Time?", even if the early tear through Pulp's relatively obscure back pages has Cocker glancing at his wristwatch at least once per song. His dry, Northern banter is engaging ("The reverse magnetism down here is freakin' me, man") and our first real-life exposure to the tall guy's startlingly uncoordinated arse-wiggling and elbow-pointing is a treat.

Eerily echoing Damon Albarn, who stood on the same spot not a year ago, Cocker takes the time to complain about the weather and to note that he has "a bad throat". Good-o. His best story is the one about the note he found earlier in his suite, the one begging him to play "Sorted For E's & Wizz" and signed by a fan's parents, The band obliges, to the vocal relief of the throng.

In less acclaimed manoeuvres, "Seductive Barry" is the first real error of judgement: great for those low-lit, wee-hours whisky binges back home, but way too early and too damn dense for this party. Jarvis shimmies his satin trousers to the stage edge and takes a red rose from an outstretched hand, but his failure to adequately install it in the buttonhole of his brown body shirt is a poetic reflection that the crowd's slipping slowly from his grasp.

The song climaxes with Cocker flat on his back, dry-humping the air. The gesture signals a near-relentless "Hardcore" showcase which keeps the bar staff busy for the next hour, only "A Little Soul" and a truly devastating "This Is Hardcore" lifting the spirits of crowd that almost seems to be waiting for something...

"Common People" takes its unimpeachable place at the end of the last encore, of course, and it's a euphoric event, in a sense the moment where Pulp's first gig in the reverse magnetism zone appears to both begin and end. And, for those who went out and bought "Disco 2000", well, they can always go home and play it after the show. Pulp may have just arrived in these parts, but they've already moved on.

Tracklist:

1. The Fear
2. Do You Remember the First Time?
3. Joyriders
4. Underwear
5. Dishes
6. Seductive Barry
7. Sorted For E's & Wizz
8. TV Movie
9. A Little Soul
10. Help the Aged
11. Sylvia
12. Party Hard
13. This is Hardcore
14. Glory Days
15. Common People

LINK HERE (~194 Mb)

Hi again!

Yeah, it was a small problems with my computer - many viruses at last week!! But I killed them all and return to this place again. Soon I'll upload the new files))

Pulp #14 - Aston Villa Leisure Centre, Birmingham (5 October 1994) aka "Fiction Romance" bootleg

Tracklist:

1. O.U. (Gone, Gone)
2. Lipgloss
3. Razzmatazz
4. Underwear
5. His 'n' Hers
6. Common People
7. Joyriders
8. Do You Remember The First Time?
9. Babies

LINK HERE: (~88 Mb)

Suede #3 - Razzmatazz, Barcelona (20 November 2003)

Tracklist:

1. Introducing the Band
2. This Hollywood Life
3. Killing of a Flasn Boy
4. Animal Nitrate
5. So Young
6. Lost in TV
7. She's in Fashion
8. The Drowners
9. Metal Mickey
10. Indian Strings
11. Attitude
12. Gan't Get Enough
13. Trash
14. Beautiful Ones

LINK HERE (~57 Mb)

Jarvis Cocker #4 - Glastonbury 2009 (27 June 2009)

Oh, yeah. I never said I was J-A-R-V-IIIII-S, I never said that I was clever...

Tracklist:

1. Pilchard
2. Angela
3. Slush
4. Homewrecker!
5. Fat Children
6. You're in My Eyes (Discosong)

LINK HERE (~454 Mb)

Pulp #13 - Leeds Carling Festival (27 August 2000)

Memorable show on Leeds Carling Festival 2000.

Tracklist:

1. Common People
2. Weeds
3. Something Changed
4. The Night That Minnie Timperley Died
5. Help the Aged
6. Sorted For E's & Wizz
7. I Love Life
8. This is Hardcore
9. Sunrise
10. Party Hard
11. Do You Remember the First Time?

LINK HERE (~94 Mb)

Jarvis Cocker #3 - Black Session 252 (20 November 2006)

Tracklist:

1. Cunts Are Still Running the World
2. Don't Let Him Waste Your Time
3. Heavy Weather
4. I Will Kill Again
5. From Auschwitz to Ipswich
6. Tonite
7. Big Julie
8. Disney Time
9. Fat Children
10. Black Magic

LINK HERE (~54 Mb)

Pulp #12 - Barrowlands, Glasgow (22 November 2001) aka "Minnie Timperley Died Round Here" bootleg

Tracklist:

1. Weeds
2. The Night That Minnie Timperley Died
3. The Birds In Your Garden
4. Something Changed
5. Laughing Boy
6. Live Bed Show
7. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
8. Bad Cover Version
9. The Trees
10. I Love Life
11. This is Hardcore
12. Sunrise
13. Sorted For E's & Wizz
14. Babies
15. The Fear
16. Party Hard
17. Joyriders
18. Underwear

LINK HERE (~181 Mb)

Pulp #11 - Rockpalast Festival, Loreley, Germany (20 June 1998) aka "Live Hardcore" bootleg

Tracklist:

1. The Fear
2. Do You Remember the First Time?
3. I'm a Man
4. This is Hardcore
5. Sorted For E's & Wizz
6. TV Movie
7. Party Hard
8. Help the Aged
9. Glory Days
10. Common People

LINK HERE (~75 Mb)

Suede #2 - Universal Trash, Denmark (30 April 1999)

Tracklist:

1. Can't Get Enough
2. Electricity
3. Trash
4. She
5. Everything Will Flow
6. Indian Strings
7. Beautiful Ones
8. Elephant Man
9. Down
10. He's Gone
11. Lazy
12. Savoir Faire
13. Crack In The Union Jack

LINK HERE (~62 Mb)

Suede #1 - Ritz, Manchester (21 March 2010)

REUNIOOOOOOON!!!

Tracklist:

1. Europe Is Our Playground
2. She
3. Trash
4. Filmstar
5. Animal Nitrate
6. Heroine
7. Pantomime Horse
8. Flashboy
9. Can't Get Enough
10. Everything Will Flow
11. He's Gone
12. The Next Life
13. Asphalt World
14. So Young
15. Metal Mickey
16. Wild Ones
17. The Drowners
18. Beautiful Ones
19. Obsessions
20. The 2 Of Us

LINK HERE (~166 Mb)

Keane #1 - AECC, Aberdeen, Scotland (19 October 2006)

Tracklist:

1. Intro
2. Put It Behind You
3. Everybody's Changing
4. Leaving So Soon?
5. We Might As Well Be Strangers
6. Nothing In My Way
7. Bend And Break
8. Try Again
9. Your Eyes Open
10. Hamburg Song
11. Can't Stop Now
12. The Frog Prince
13. A Bad Dream
14. This Is The Last Time
15. Broken Toy
16. Somewhere Only WE Know
17. Is It Any Wonder?
18. Atlantic
19. Crystal Ball
20. Bedshaped

LINK HERE (~88 Mb)

Pulp #10 - Eden Project, Cornwall (5 July 2002)

Awesome concert. That's all.

Tracklist:

1. Intro
2. The Trees
3. Sorted for E's & Wizz
4. A Little Soul
5. Weeds
6. Bad Cover Version
7. The Birds in Your Garden
8. Live Bed Show
9. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
10. Help the Aged
11. This is Hardcore
12. I Love Life
13. Sunrise
14. I Want You
15. Babies
16. Underwear
17. Common People

LINK HERE (~220 Mb)

Pulp #9 - Live at the Eden Project (Broadcasted on BBC, 5 July 2002)

Tracklist:

1. The Trees
2. A Little Soul
3. The Birds in Your Garden
4. Live Bed Show
5. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
6. I Love Life
7. Sunrise
8. Underwear
9. Babies
10. Common People

LINK HERE (~450 Mb)

Pulp #8 - She's A Lady (Glastonbury 1994, 26 June 1994)

LINK HERE (~31 Mb)

Richard Hawley #2 - Bridgewater Hall, Manchester (2 October 2009)

Tracklist:

1. As The Dawn Breaks
2. Ashes On The Fire
3. Lady Solitude
4. Hotel Room
5. Soldier On
6. Happy Birthday
7. The Sea Calls
8. Tonight
9. Open Up Your Door
10. For Your Lover Give Some Time
11. Remorse Code
12. Run For Me
13. Don't You Cry
14. [Encore break]
15. Don't Get Hung Up In Your Soul
16. The Ocean

LINK HERE (~442 Mb)

Pulp #7 - Common People (Top of the Pops, 18 May 1995)

LINK HERE (~101 Mb)

Pulp #6 - Common People (Top of the Pops, 2 June 1995)

LINK HERE (~72 Mb)

Pulp #5 - L'Olympic, Nantes, France (29 January 1993)

First 1993 show.

Tracklist:

1. Pink Glove
2. Stacks
3. 59 Lyndhurst Grove (possibly live debut)
4. You're a Nightmare (live debut with unfinished lyrics)
5. Acrylic Afternoons (live debut with unfinished lyrics)
6. Babies
7. She's a Lady
8. Razzmatazz
9. Your Sister's Clothes
10. Live On
11. O.U. (Gone, Gone)

LINK HERE (~48 Mb)

Pulp #4 - V96 Festival, Hylands Park, Chelmsford (17 August 1996)

One from last concerts with Russell.

Tracklist:

1. Monday Morning
2. I Spy
3. Mile End
4. Live Bed Show
5. Something Changed
6. Sorted for E's & Wizz
7. Pencil Skirt
8. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
9. Underwear
10. Common People
11. Disco 2000

LINK HERE (~53 Mb)

My Pulp/Jarvis Cocker/Richard Hawley Collection

Кто по-английски не понимает, высылайте лапшу!;)

Newest files marked by red colour. Last update: 26 Mar. 2010.

OK, it's Pulp files what I have now:

PULP

I. AUDIO

1. Studio Recordings

1.1 Studio Albums

It (18 April 1983)

Sudan Gerri demos (Unreleased) (Recorded 8 May 1984)

Freaks (11 May 1987)

Separations (19 June 1992)

His 'n' Hers (12 April 1994)

Different Class (30 October 1995)

This is Hardcore (30 March 1998)

We Love Life (22 October 2001)

1.2 Special Editions

Different Class / Second Class (late 1995)

This is Hardcore / This is Glastonbury (14 September 1998)

His 'n' Hers (deluxe edition) (11 September 2006)

Different Class (deluxe edition) (11 September 2006)

This is Hardcore (deluxe edition) (11 September 2006)

1.3 Compilations

Intro: The Gift Recordings (11 October 1993)

Masters of the Universe: Pulp on Fire 1985-86 (24 June 1994)

Countdown: Pulp 1992-1983 (22 March 1996)

Freshly Squeezed... The Early Years (1 September 1998)

Hits (18 November 2002)

The Complete Peel Sessions (23 October 2006)

1.4 Singles

My Lighthouse (2 May 1983)

Everybody's Problem (19 September 1983)

Little Girl (with Blue Eyes) (18 November 1985)

Dogs Are Everywhere (30 June 1986)

They Suffocate at Night (5 January 1987)

Master of the Universe (30 March 1987)

My Legendary Girlfriend (18 March 1991)

Countdown (22 August 1991)

O.U. (25 May 1992)

My Legendary Girlfriend (Caff single) (September 1992)

Babies (5 October 1992)

Razzmatazz (15 February 1993)

Lipgloss (12 November 1993)

Do You Remember the First Time? (21 March 1994)

The Sisters EP (23 May 1994)

Common People (22 May 1995)

Mis-shapes / Sorted for E's and Wizz (27 September 1995)

Disco 2000 (27 November 1995)

Something Changed (29 March 1996)

Help the Aged (11 November 1997)

This is Hardcore (9 March 1998)

A Little Soul (8 June 1998)

Party Hard (7 September 1998)

The Trees / Sunrise (8 October 2001)

Bad Cover Version (15 April 2002)

1.5 Unreleased Songs

Cuckoo Song (Live from Flux & sample from demo version)

Grandfather's Nursery

Got to Have Love (October 1999 Demo)

After You

Breaking Down at My Door

Femme Fatale

Going Back to Find Her

Heart Trouble

I Believe in Father Christmas

I Scrubbed the Crabs that Killed Sheffield (It seems sample)

Little Girl

Morning Dew

My First Wife (1)

My Mistake

Rattlesnake

Repressive Forkout

Roald Dahl

Shakespeare Rock (from Songbook 5 February 2009)

Snow

Srpski Jeb

Take You Back

The Night

The Quiet Revolution

You're Too Cruel

TBA

1.6 Remixes

Common People (Motiv 8 Club Mix)

Common People (Vocoda Mix)

Common People (7" edit)

Disco 2000 (Motiv 8 Discoid Mix)

Disco 2000 (Motiv 8 Gimp Dub)

Disco 2000 (7''edit)

Disco 2000 (Millennium Mix 1)

Disco 2000 (Millennium Mix 2 - Step 2K Mix)

F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. (The Moloko Mix)

A Little Soul (Alternative mix)

A Little Soul (Lafayette Velvet Revisited Remix)

Party Hard (Tom Middleton's Vocal Mix)

Party Hard (Christopher Just remix)

Party Hard (Stretch 'n' Verns Michel Lombert Mix)

Party Hard (I Hardly Part Mix)

Party Hard (Chocolate Layers remix)

This is Hardcore (End of the Line remix)

This is Hardcore (4 Hero remix)

This is Hardcore (Swedish Erotica remix)

This is Hardcore (Stock, Hausen & Walkman remix)

The Trees (Felled by I Monster mix)

The Trees (Lovejoy the no jazz mix)

Sunrise (All Seeing I - Middle of the Road mix)

Sunrise (Fat Truckers / Scott Free mix)

TBA

2. Live Recordings

2.1 Shows

Barracuda Club, Nottingham (15 July 1987)

Lille L'Aeroneff France (18 October 1991)

Le Cigale Paris (19 October 1991)

In the Park 1992, Finsbury Park, London (6 June 1992)

The Black Session 1992 (17 November 1992)

L'Olympic, Nantes, France (29 January 1993)*

South Parade Pier, Portsmouth (5 March 1993)*

Sound City, The Leadmill, Sheffield (5 April 1993)

The Black Session (15 March 1994)

Sound City, The Tramway, Glasgow (4 April 1994)

Aston Villa Leisure Centre, Birmingham (5 October 1994)

L'Orée Du Neuland, Colmar, France (soundcheck) (14 October 1994)*

BBC Radio 1 - John Peel Show (22 October 1994)

Anson Rooms, Bristol (21 April 1995)

Glastonbury Festival 1995, Somerset (24 June 1995)

Shepherd's Bush Empire, London (19 October 1995)*

The Black Session 1995 (30 October 1995)

Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany (12 December 1995)

Cirkus, Stockholm (6 February 1996)

Bimbos, San Francisco (21 May 1996)

First Avenue, Minneapolis (26 May 1996)

Hultsfred Festival (15 June 1996)

Huxley's New World, Berlin (17 June 1996)*

Rockpalast Festival, Loreley, Germany (22 June 1996)

Live Aus Dem Alabama, Munich (24 June 1996)

V96 Festival, Hylands Park, Chelmsford (17 August 1996)*

Rockpalast Festival, Loreley, Germany (20 June 1998)*

Glastonbury Festival 1998, Somerset (28 June 1998)

Metropolis, Perth, Australia (25 September 1998)

Flux Festival, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh (31 August 1999)*

Leeds Carling Festival (27 August 2000)

Homelands Festival, Matterly Bowl, Winchester (26 May 2001)*

Benicassim International Festival, Spain (5 August 2001)*

Sound City, Birmingham Academy (31 October 2001)*

Barrowlands, Glasgow (22 November 2001)*

Eden Project, Cornwall, England (5 July 2002)

Reading Carling Festival (23 August 2002)

Auto Festival, Rotherham, England (14 December 2002)

* Thanks cool_britannia

2.2 Single songs from gigs

Dolebusters Festival, Sheffield (1 September 1985)

Nights of Suburbia

The Limit, Sheffield (3 March 1987)

Heart Trouble

The Powerhaus, London (23 December 1992)I Believe in Father Christmas

Manchester Univercity, Manchester (27 April 1994)

David's Last Summer

Pulp at Christmas, Theatre Royal, London (18 December 1994)We Can Dance Again

Paleo Festival, Switzerland (24 July 2001)Party Hard

Sherwood Pines Forest Park, Nottinghamshire (15 June 2002)Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)

Bedgebury Pinetum, Kent (16 June 2002)My Legendary Girlfriend

Thetford High Lodge Forest Centre, Suffolk (23 June 2002)Babies

TBA

II. VIDEO

1.1 Releases

Hits (2002)

Ultimate Live (features the F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.I.V.E. and The Park is Mine videos) (2005)

1.2 TV Appearances

Interview for unknown channel (1991)

The Story of Common People

Live at the Eden Project

Live at La Route du Rock

No Sleep till Sheffield - Pulp Go Public

Top of the Pops - Common People (18 May 1995)

Top of the Pops - Common People (1 June 1995)

Live at Glastonbury 1995 (Full show)

The White Room (Monday Morning, Underwear, Little Girl (With Blue Eyes))

Common People - Live Loreley 1998

Live at Glastonbury 1994 (Babies, Have You Seen Her Lately?, Razzmatazz, She's A Lady)

Later...with Jools Holland 2001 (The Night That Minnie Timperley Died, The Birds in Your Ganden (second half only), Sunrise)

TBA

JARVIS COCKER

I. AUDIO

1. Studio Recordings

1.1 Studio Albums

Jarvis (13 November 2006)

Further Complications (18 May 2009)

1.2 Singes

Running the World (August 2006)

Don't Let Him Waste Your Time (8 January 2007)

Fat Children (16 July 2007) (I have The Loss Adjuster and Fat Kidz "Let Them Eat Acid" Extra-Large Mix)

Angela (15 June 2009) (I have I Found Myself Looking for God)

"Further Complications."/Girls Like It Too (9 November 2009)

2. Live Recordings

2.1 Shows

Festival des Inrockuptibles, La Cigale, Paris (12 November 2006)

Roundhouse, Camden Town, London (16 December 2006)

FM4 Festival, Vienna (20 January 2007)

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, California, USA (27 April 2007)

Summercase Festival, Barselona (14 July 2007)

Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago, Chile (15 March 2008)

Shepherds Bush Empire, London (26 November 2008)

Manchester Royal Northern College Of Music, Manchester (16 April 2009)

Galerie Chappe, Paris (5 May 2009)

Galerie Chappe, Paris (6 May 2009)

Galerie Chappe, Paris (10 May 2009)

Paredes de Coura Festival (1 August 2009)

Metro, Sydney, Australia (7 December 2009)

Forum, Melbourne, Australia (11 December 2009)

Meredith Festival, Meredith, Australia (12 December 2009)

TBA

II. VIDEO

1.1 TV Appearances

Shooting Stars (1995)

Shooting Stars (1996)

Journeys into the Outside with Jarvis Cocker (Early 1999)

Live Forever: The Rise and the Fall of Brit Pop (2003)

Jarvis Cocker's TV Pop Rules! (2005)

Inrocks Festival (2006)

Fat Children (Live Album Chart Show 2006)

Later...with Jools Holland 2006 (Don't Let Him Waste Your Time, From Auschwitz to Ipswich)

The South Bank Show (2007)

From the Basement (2008)

The Andrew Marr Show (16 November 2008)

Songbook (2009)

Glastonbury 2009

Question Time (2 July 2009)

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (20 July 2009)

Metro, Sydney, Australia (7 December 2009)

A Very Specky Christmas (20 December 2009)

TBA

RICHARD HAWLEY

I. AUDIO

1. Studio Recordings

1.1 Studio Albums

Richard Hawley

Late Night Final

Lowedges

Coles Corner

Lady's Bridge

Truelove's Gutter

TBA

2. Live Recordings

2.1 Shows

Live at Darmstadt, Centralstation (9 May 2003)

Leadmill, Sheffield (17 May 2003)

Quays Theatre, Salford (28 May 2006)

Crocodile Cafe, Seattle (10 December 2007)

Live at Royal Albert Hall, London (20 May 2008)

Benicassim International Festival, Spain (20 July 2008)

Bridgewater Hall, Manchester (2 October 2009)

London Royal Festival (23 January 2010)

TBA

II. VIDEO

1.1 TV Appearances

TBA

Pulp #3 - Flux Festival, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh (31 August 1999)

One from most memorable Pulp shows. Sometimes it's called simply FLUX.

Tracklist:

1. Roald Dahl
2. The Birds in Your Garden
3. Duck Diving (then known as Perry Reggae)
4. The Quiet Revolution (then known as Donovon)
5. Cuckoo (then known as Burgers & Coolers)
6. Sunrise (then known as Rave Sense)
7. Sorted For E's & Wizz
8. TV Movie
9. Blue Girls
10. The Fear
11. This is Hardcore
12. Dishes

LINK HERE (~97 Mb)
On AcrylicAfternoons.com
On Pulpwiki.net

Jarvis Cocker #2 - FM4 Festival, Vienna (20 January 2007)

Tracklist:

1. Intro
2. Fat Children
3. Don't Let Him Waste Your Time
4. Heavy Weather
5. One Man Show
6. I Will Kill Again
7. From A to I
8. Tonite
9. Disney Time
10. Big Stuff
11. Black Magic
12. Cunts Are Still Running the World
13. Paranoid (Black Sabbath)

LINK HERE (~56 Mb)

Richard Hawley #1 - The Leadmill, Sheffield (17 May 2003)

Maybe anyone have older shows?

Tracklist:

1. Coming Home
2. Something Is...!
3. Motorcycle Song
4. Baby You're My Light
5. The Nights are Cold
6. Oh My Love
7. Can You Hear the Rain, Love
8. You Don't Miss Your Water
9. The Only Road
10. Run For Me
11. I'm On Nights
12. Darlin'
13. Happy Families
14. Sunlight

LINK HERE (~65 Mb)

Pulp #2 - Glastonbury Festival 98 (28 June 1998)

Last Glasto for Pulp. 13 from 14 songs.

Tracklist:

1. The Fear
2. I'm a Man
3. Live Bed Show
4. Seductive Barry
5. Sorted For E's & Wizz
6. TV Movie
7. A Little Soul
8. Party Hard
9. Help the Aged
10. F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
11. This is Hardcore
12. Glory Days/Common People

LINK HERE (~97 Mb)

Pulp #1 - Reading Carling Festival 2002 (23 August 2002)

Only 7 songs from 12, but it was great show! In the song "Weeds" has little interference.

Tracklist:

1. Sorted for E's & Wizz
2. The Trees
3. Weeds
4. Babies
5. Common People
6. I Love Life
7. Sunrise

LINK HERE (~76 Mb)

Jarvis Cocker #1 - Roundhouse, Camden Town, London (16 December 2006)

OK, this is my first post on Blogspot.com

Tracklist:

1. Fat Children
2. Don't Let Him Waste Your Time
3. Heavy Weather
4. One Man Show
5. I Will Kill Again
6. Baby's Coming Back to Me
7. From Auschwitz to Ipswich
8. Tonite
9. Big Julie
10. Disney Time
11. Big Stuff
12. Black Magic
13. Cunts Are Still Running the World
14. Silver Machine (Hawkwind cover)
15. Quantum Theory

LINK HERE (~159 Mb)