I've already posted the first EP of this set up on here, but have since turned up the second EP which features three remixes of the track. There's nothing that's as good as the original, but some interesting reworkings all the same.
Beloved readers, we discussed this at length last time round, but this is a wonderful single from a wonderful band's best album. The sheer, warped nastiness of the Stock, Hausen and Walkman mix is yet more evidence of the self hatred seething away in Jarvis' dark heart around this time.
I love it.
I've got a few more Pulp treats lined up for the blog. It seems like a good time to reappraise that final album, doesn't it?
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Pulp - This Is Hardcore
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