Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker writes the kind of literate and self-consciously sophisticated songs that spell career suicide in the U.S., but are right in line with a proud tradition of British songwriting. Pulp, therefore, managed to eke out a comfortable living as cult faves in their native Britain, releasing a string of oddly sultry Britpop albums during the late 1980s and into the early 2000s. The band tasted major success with 1995's DIFFERENT CLASS, which featured the soaring dance-rock anthem "Common People." Following a 2001 collaboration with Cocker's hero, Scott Walker, the band was put on indefinite hiatus.

Listen to Pulp at Finetune.

• (2008)  The John Peel Sessions
• (2003)  Hits
• (1998)  This Is Hardcore
• (1996)  Different Class
• (1995)  Separations
• (1994)  His 'N' Hers

• Common People
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