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  • Pulp 'Freaks (2012 Re-Issue)' - Cargo Records UK

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    Pulp 'Freaks (2012 Re-Issue)'

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    Pulp 'Freaks (2012 Re-Issue)'

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    Pulp had changed significantly since their debut 'It'. By this time every member bar Jarvis had moved on but the addition of Russell Senior proved to be a pivotal turning point for the band. No longer did Pulp sound pastoral, easy-natured; now they were darkly romantic, brooding, noisy and a little bit Gothic, in the way young folk who brush their hair a certain way are always a little bit Gothic. Pulp were out-of-tune with the times: but the times didn't satisfy Pulp. 

    The album is quite marvellous. Most of these songs stand the distance of time: it was here, possibly even more than 1992's Separations, that Pulp started coming into their own as a band with a fully-realised aesthetic. 

    The first disc is the original album, unaltered and in its entirety. The second is a bonus disc comprising of tracks from the two big non-album singles from the same era, 'Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)' and 'Dogs are Everywhere'. Two further b-sides 'Tunnel' and 'Manon' complete the second disc for the definitive 'Freaks' period release.

    1. Fairground
    2. I Want You
    3. Being Followed Home
    4. Master Of The Universe
    5. Life Must Be So Wonderful
    6. There's No Emotion
    7. Anorexic Beauty
    8. The Never Ending Story
    9. Don't You Know
    10. They Suffocate At Night
    1. Little Girl (With Blue Eyes) (BONUS)
    2. Simultaneous (BONUS)
    3. Blue Glow (BONUS)
    4. The Will To Power (BONUS)
    5. Dogs Are Everywhere (BONUS)
    6. The Mark Of The Devil (BONUS)
    7. 97 Lovers (BONUS)
    8. Aborigine (BONUS)
    9. Goodnight (BONUS)
    10. Tunnel (BONUS)
    11. Manon (BONUS)
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  • Pulp 'It (2012 Re-Issue)' - Cargo Records UK

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    Pulp 'It (2012 Re-Issue)'

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    Fire Records

    Pulp 'It (2012 Re-Issue)'

    £18.99

    Pulp's debut album from 1983 is re-issued via Fire / Cargo for the first time. It is a gentle, mainly acoustic album that gives very few signs to the musical directions Pulp would later pursue. Lacking any hint of synthesizers or dance music, the album occasionally touches on the majestic, theatrical ballads of Scott Walker, as well as the stark, folky song poems of Leonard Cohen.

    Highlights include the light opening single "My Lighthouse" or the silly, music hall stomp of "Love Love." Although technically not as strong as the later albums it has an effortless, amateurish charm that makes up for the unformed songs and the band's rudimentary musical skills.

    Tracks:
    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
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