This is still a work in progress, to be updated as the story continues. If anyone has any more information to make this more complete then please drop me a line (contact details on the ‘about’ page)
Recent Posts
Pulp Links
Sources
- Acrylic Afternoons
- Bar Italia
- Made In Sheffield (DVD)
- Mark Sturdy – Truth & Beauty – The Story Of Pulp
- Martin Aston – Pulp
- Martin Lilleker – Beats Working For a Living: The Story of Popular Music in Sheffield 1973-1984
- Music From A Bachelor's Den
- Owen Hatherley – Uncommon
- Pulp Photos on Flickr
- Pulp Wiki
- The Beat Is The Law – Fanfare For The Common People (DVD)
- The Beat Is The Law – 80s Special (DVD)
Tagged
70s nostalgia
acoustic
b-sides
babies single
ballad
bouncy
caff single
city at night
coming of age
dark sixties ballad
death
decay
depression
disco
dogs are everywhere EP
dreams
End of era lists
experimental
failing relationship
fish
freaks
funk
his 'n' hers
his n hers bonus tracks
horror
I don't like your new boyfriend
improvised lyrics
indie pop
innocence
inside susan
instrumental
instrument swap
intro
it
jam
john peel sessions
kitchen sink
literary references
little girl EP
loss of innocence
lost classic
lost singles
melodrama
murder
nightmare
not a song
novelty
pastoral
performance art
ping pong jerry
pop songs
post-punk
punk
returning to a failed relationship
romantic fantasy
science fiction
senior moments
separations
sex
sexualised city
sheffield
sincerity
singles
slavic
spoken
spoken word
strange titles
suburbia
sudan gerri
summing up the world in a song
the sisters ep
they suffocate at night single
unreleased songs
waltz
water features
Wow I like the idea of a family tree and history chart very much.