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pretty much a purely ideological and incidentally anti-musical statement. jarvis cocker is a mostly hugely boring musician and personality even if you approve of his politics. one, maybe two good songs? and the rest is just righteous vituperation with a weirdly puritanical streak.
peace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWXK5XESa2E&feature=related
still waiting for cocker’s ode to an iceberg
http://www.capefarewell.com/diskobay/jarvis-cocker-reflection/
I had forgotten about this! I was chuckling all over again. Loved Pulp even if Jarvis sulked most of the time. Thanks for posting this.
Lol I heard about this of course but didn’t actually see it back at the time.
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