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Review: Pulp still just Common People to their fans

The main acts in a pop craze always spawn imitations. The "Britpop" movement of the mid-1990s was no exception with a succession of bands appearing, seemingly using either Blur and Oasis as a template. But one band that could not be copied was Pulp, fronted by the irrepressible Jarvis Cocker.

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08:55 on July 5 2011

Review: Pulp still just Common People to their fans

CNN Showbiz — The main acts in a pop craze always spawn imitations. The "Britpop" movement of the mid-1990s was no exception with a succession of bands appearing, seemingly using eithe... more info

22:46 on July 5 2011

Review: Pulp still just Common People to their fans

Topix — The main acts in a pop craze always spawn imitations. The "Britpop" movement of the mid-1990s was no exception with a succession of bands, seemingly using either Blur or ... more info

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