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Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Pulp / Audio CD released 2003-08-25 at Universal / Island / Disc #1 ... more
We Love Life - Pulp ... Tracklisting
1 Weeds
2 Weeds II (The Origin Of The Species)
3 The Night That Minnie Timperley Died
4 The Trees
5 Wickerman
6 I Love Life
7 Birds In Your Garden
8 Bob Lind (The Only Way Is Down)
9 Bad Cover Version
10 Roadkill
11 Sunrise

Newest Review: ... Weeds Great opener, with a slight military march feel to the drums and crashing guitars in the chorus. Great lyrics ... more

 ... highlighting the plight of asylum seekers dumped in the middle of nowhere. 2. Weeds II More of an outro from the last track, with a laidback groove and pervy monologue from Jarvis. 3. Night that Minnie Timperley died Mid paced track, with a slight T*Rex feel to it. Tells the story of a fateful night in which a girl goes to a party and accepts a lift home from a bloke. 4. Trees Softer song with strings and acoustic guitars. Slightly mournful lyrics of love lost, but as usual poignant and not too sickly. 5. Wickerman...more

Glory_FishesII
Premium Review We Love Life - Pulp: I f***ing LOVE Jarvis (1307 words)
by Glory_FishesII - written on 14/08/04 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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PULP We Love Life I bought this CD with a great sense of trepidation. Having waited for what seemed like an ice age together with the prospect of the Scott Walker collaboration, I was positively salivating and this outing certainly does provide food for thought. For those of you who are wondering who the hell Scott Walker is, to be honest I?m not all that sure, but I will just say that I got into the Walker Brothers in 1997, after Jarvis mentioned them on Jools Holland. Yes, very tragic on my part, I know, but I rushed out and bought The Best Of The Walker Brothers that very week.. For reference it has excellent renditions of ?The Sun Ain?t ...

kfingleton
Premium Review We Love Pulp (1179 words)
by kfingleton - written on 05/11/01 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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“You’ll never live like common people / You’ll never do what common people do”. That’s what Jarvis Cocker proclaimed way back in those wondrous Britpop days of 1995 in Pulp’s working class anthem Common People. Which is a strange thing to say when you think about it. Those of us who are middle class cannot be working class, but it seems that the opposite can happen if We Love Life is any way to judge by it. Because, you see, Cocker and friends come across very bourgeois on this album. It’s all about gardens and nature, not seedy things like pornography and growing old addressed in this album’s direct predecessor, the ...

nicksmartuk
Premium Review We Love Life - Pulp: Take a walk on the wild side (847 words)
by nicksmartuk - written on 02/11/01 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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Four years ago, Pulp released their ‘This is Hardcore’ about the miserable existence of celebritydom, following the unprecedented success of ‘Different Class.’ Today, Jarvis Cocker and gang are back to their usual chirpy (yet still sardonic) selves, proudly screaming out to the world that they are alive and kicking with their new release ‘We love live.’ Produced by the sometime musical legend Scott Walker, ‘We love life’ is something of a concept album, with Jarvis explaining that it comes from the heart of someone who doesn’t have a garden, imagining what it must be like to have one. The band have donned ...

 

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