Pulp - This Is Hardcore (Reaction)

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[@Krust_Acean]

Pulp's big crossover hit is called Common People. Def worth a listen.

[@storageheater]

@KomodoDragon I do love His n'Hers but god, almost nothing on Different Class stood the test of time for me, This is Hardcore is still my favourite

[@michellez1414]

Omg... I've been wondering why no one has reacted to one of my favorite bands/singers ever! I drove from Orlando to Toronto to catch them live in the 90s. So frickin worth it! Check out E's and Whizz, Do you remember the first time, Just Like a Friend, Disco 2000... I mean, This is Hardcore and Different Class are both amazing albums. Orchestral! That's a horn you hear, not harmonica. Jarvis has some great solo stuff, too. I find "cunts are still running the world" in my head alot! Thank you!

[@PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures]

It's such a good story, this song, this video. It's all about play-acting, walking through life and feeling nothing. And it channels such great parodies of imagery from classic Hollywood, a sardonic love letter to that slightly sleezy 1950's age of movie celluloid where men wore trench-coats and women had improbable bosoms. Fun reaction, and I can't quite believe you reacted to it so good on you buddy, and massive props to the one who requested it! I love Pulp, and it clearly had been too long since I heard this song.

[@adamdodgshon638]

Pulp are definitely underrated. I say that despite them becoming huge for one album and pretty big for the one this song came from. What I mean is, they had great songs before Common People, and, as with this one, they had great songs after. My favourite comes from their final album, We Love Life, and the song is Sunrise. Jarvis Cocker, the lead singer, became even more famous for walking on stage at an award show during Michael Jackson’s performance of Earth Song and mooned the audience. But take nothing away from their acutely well observed peep behind the curtains into the private lives of ordinary people. His lyrics are so on point (again off this album with “Seductive Barry”). He’s a genius and Pulp were a great vehicle for that genius. Saw them live once and they were brilliant too.

[@damienx0x]

They are not underrated. They won multiple awards. This album went to number 1 as well. They are revered as icons of British pop.

[@adamdodgshon638]

@@damienx0x I guess what I’m saying is they still never got the credit other artists around the same time did. Their first few albums were largely slept on until His n Hers and then obviously Different Class. Critics loved them and they had a solid fan base but they didn’t get the exposure of say Blur or Oasis or Suede. Despite the success they did have, I still say they were underrated. As for awards they won 2 Ivor Novello and 1 Mercury Prize. The rest were magazine level awards. Not the pinnacle of recognition.

[@jeremyriddell]

Excellent Band, Excellent Song...try Like A Friend by them. The lyrics are amazing!!

[@BuckFastNinja]

Nice to see a reaction to a lesser known Pulp song. This is Hardcore is a fantastic album, didn't really get it when I heard it first, but revisited it when I turned 30 and it made sense.

[@Music-tg5is]

'Disco 2000' and 'Common People' were probably Pulp's biggest hits.

[@paulchristie8452]

Thank you Teez McGee for your fair verdict of a criminally underrated great song.

[@Srcarmesixl]

Una locura está canción. Siempre que la que escuchado se me pone la piel de gallina

[@woozertoo]

Funny you say “dark”...this video is an homage to the Film Noir movie genre 😉

[@Patriiiiick]

Do more Pulp! This was never my favourite of theirs but they're still great. Mis-Shapes and Babies are worth a look at, plus they had great videos.

[@anabellelei8540]

Jarvis!

[@tracyvolschenk7059]

First time hearing this. 🔥

[@Emburbujada]

Pulp 🖤🖤🖤

[@davidfowler2720]

Great choice. I've had the CD since it came out, but had never seen the video either.

[@chrisbeyond1879]

Yes! More PULP please!

[@adamdodgshon638]

Also I think, without checking Google, that the strings and orchestral arrangements were produced by Anne Dudley, the creative force behind Art Of Noise. Another genius.

[@CA5124]

This is a different sound to Pulp than im familiar with. Know of Disco 2000 and Common People 2 of their biggest hit songs 🎵

[@benabel7326]

This was Pulp's reaction to garnering popularity, and wanting to go in the opposite direction they had became known for.

[@Len_M.]

You should do the Bowie song “Fashion” done by Trent & Mariqueen Reznor (Atticus Ross, and some of Bowie’s Band mates). Great cover.

[@Pseudonymonic]

Pulp are reforming to play concerts next year. Spread the word.

[@madzen112]

This is worlds colliding, props for taking a chance with this

[@jamesoconnor9027]

You mentioned Craig Mack Flava in your Ear. I forgot all about that cut. Loved it.

[@S1MPLECAVEMAN]

Legendary production. Great choice n reaction.

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Pulp’ “common people” or “mile end,” are the more common tracks people are introduced to Pulp through. Definitely check those songs out if you haven’t already done so.

[@richey4287]

Such a great track.

[@psychological7473]

Brilliant

[@trismaccarran9950]

comment..comment..comment......✍

[@cayleyturner3556]

❤️💛🧡

[@seang3019]

Saw them in Brixton shortly after this album came out. So intense! I'd seen them a couple of years prior after Different Class came out and that was joyous. By comparison Hardcore was onerous, and I appreciate it nonetheless. It was the hangover after the party, leading ever downwards to the morose mediocrity of Coldplay and Snow Patrol. I treasure that album but even now I hesitate to play it.

[@michaelakkerman407]

Not sure if you have done this band but they are incredible. Psychedelic Porn Crumpets- I found God in a Tomato. If this is the direction rock is headed I'm all in!!!

[@elysehfm8797]

Seconnnd! After the actual bot!

[@mmccormick1065]

0.45sec version gone ??????

[@TeezMcGee]

yep lmaoooooo! 😂

[@Krust_Acean]

First!

[@elysehfm8797]

True story!

[@vkhimich9649]

please react to Caroline Polachek Ocean Of Tears! thank u

[@mariarosso3890]

More Pulp! They got better songs!!!

[@jimmyh6601]

They have more commercial songs but this is their masterpiece

[@123pilpil]

Different class was there most popular album in the UK though I think his n hers is much better. This is hardcore is like the cocaine comedown of brit pop

[@mickylove76]

The video has nothing to do with the lyrics. Because the lyrics are about making a porn movie.

[@gadaffi1000]

It's the Hollywood movie reference.

[@damienx0x]

Try having your own opinion instead of reading the comments.

[@Blablabla344]

I love the video BUT feel the song hits harder without the video