Pulp – Freaks. Ten Stories About Power, Claustrophobia, Suffocation And Holding Hands (2 x Vinyl LP)

Description

By this time every member bar Jarvis had moved on but the addition of Russell Senior proved to be a pivotal turning point for the band. No longer did Pulp sound pastoral, easy-natured; now they were darkly romantic, brooding, noisy and a little bit Gothic, in the way young folk who brush their hair a certain way are always a little bit Gothic. Pulp were out-of-tune with the times: but the times didn’t satisfy Pulp. The album is quite marvellous. Most of these songs stand the distance of time: it was here, possibly even more than 1992’s Separations, that Pulp started coming into their own as a band with a fully-realised aesthetic
Fire Records ‎– FIRELP05E
2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo 180gram
Tracklist
A1 Fairground
A2 I Want You
A3 Being Followed Home
A4 Master Of The Universe
A5 Life Must Be So Wonderful
B1 There’s No Emotion
B2 Anorexic Beauty
B3 The Never-Ending Story
B4 Don’t You Know
B5 They Suffocate At Night
Bonus tracks taken from the singles ’Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)’ & ’Dogs Are Everywhere’
C1 Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)
C2 Simultaneous
C3 Blue Glow
C4 The Will To Power
C5 Dogs Are Everywhere
C6 The Mark Of The Devil
D1 97 Lovers
D2 Aborigine
D3 Goodnight
Extra bonus tracks
D4 Tunnel
D5 Manon