Jarvis Cocker based "Disco 2000" on a real childhood friend named Deborah, imagining the pair meeting again years later after life had taken them in different directions. Wrapped in one of Pulp's most infectious melodies, that personal memory became a defining track on Different Class. This performance at Loreley Festival in 1996 captures Pulp turning Cocker's teenage longing into a huge festival singalong.
@jahmeshlo@ktk117123343@WhatTheForkAVFC Just FYI the Harrying of the North was a mass atrocity carried out on the English by the invading Normans from France as part of the Norman conquest of England. English Nobility spoke French for the next 300 years.
@TheTravelTinker@Michelle_htimS @JackWPolitics I live round the corner from him, where they're filming is right at the top of his road, he jogs round there all the time.
@Average12021279@CharlotteCGill That's his house, the road he was running on in the sky news clip is 2 minutes from his house, he runs around there regularly. I live round the corner from him.
@HarrySword Most of my taste in movies is based on what was shown late at night on terrestrial TV in the 90s, I loved Carpenter and Chronenbergs films way before I knew who they were, just these mad films I'd randomly stumble across.