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JARVIS COCKER IS one unlikely sex symbol, but back in the 1990s he proved that there was nothing hotter than a man in brown skinny flares and NHS specs.
The lead singer and scribe from Northern English band Pulp, his band’s track Common People was a massive hit amongst indie fans (and, presumably, Sadie Frost, who starred in the video).
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Tackling the tale of a posh college student who wanted to live among the ‘normals’, it was a witty slice of cutting social commentary.
Plus, it was a damn good pop song from a band at the peak of their powers. Wicked.
Wednesday 20 November, 2024
Wednesday 20 November, 2024
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On this night in 1995 you were listening to... Pulp
JARVIS COCKER IS one unlikely sex symbol, but back in the 1990s he proved that there was nothing hotter than a man in brown skinny flares and NHS specs.
The lead singer and scribe from Northern English band Pulp, his band’s track Common People was a massive hit amongst indie fans (and, presumably, Sadie Frost, who starred in the video).
Tackling the tale of a posh college student who wanted to live among the ‘normals’, it was a witty slice of cutting social commentary.
Plus, it was a damn good pop song from a band at the peak of their powers. Wicked.
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