Dom1

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  • Submit Date: 7/28/2004
  • Format: Cassette
  • Category: Mixed Genre

COCK-ER-DOODLE DOO: THIS ONE'S FOR PULP

Side A
Artist Song
Alan Hawkshaw  (Theme From) Grange Hill (1976) 
Quentin Crisp  Excerpt From An Evening With (1979) 
Baker Street Philarmonic  The Last One (1971) 
Freddie & The Dreamers  Short Shorts (1963) 
Terry Scott  My Brother (1963) 
Serge Gainsbourg  Je Suis Venu Te Dire Que Je M'en Vais (1973) 
Scott Walker  Time Operator (1970) 
Paris Studio Group  Acroche Toi Caroline (1967) 
Tom Jones  She's A Lady (1971) 
John Cooper Clarke  Beasley Street (1980) 
Sir John Betjeman (music Jim Parker)  Business Girls (1974) 
Jack  White Jazz (1996) 
Birds With Ears  Head In My Bag (1981) 
Georges Guetary  I'll Build A Stairway To Paradise (From the movie An American In Paris) (1951) 
The Smiths  What Difference Does It Make (1984) 
Pulp  My Lighthouse (1983) 
Side B
ArtistSongBuy
Sam Fonteyn  (Theme from) Please Sir (1969) 
George Formby  You Can't Keep A Growing Lad Down (1934) 
The Fall  Industrial Estate (1979) 
All Seeing I / Jarvis Cocker  Drive Safely Darlin (1999) 
The Blue Aeroplanes  The Applicant (1990) 
Tindersticks  Her (original version) (1993) 
Hot Chocolate  Disco Queen (1974) 
David Bowie  The Dirty Song (from The BBC Production of Baal) (1982) 
Lotte Lenya  Lost In The Stars (1958) 
Human League  Blind Youth (1979) 
Jacques Brel  Je Ne Sais Pas (1966) 
Felt  Crystal Ball (1984) 
Dusty Springfield  Come For A Dream (1970) 
The Hawksworth Big Band  (Theme From) Man About The House (1969) 
Roxy Music  Virginia Plain (1972) 
Pulp  Razzmatazz (1993) 

Comment:

Pulp formed 1981 in Sheffield: released debut EP in 1983 in the same year The Smiths released their debut single `Hand In Glove'. Morrissey's impact is fairly immediate, Cocker lies on the fringes for 10 years until `His'n'Hers' is released featuring the single Do You Remember The First Time. I was living in Australia when I read the reviews for this album which, as I rememember, compared the album's sound to Tom Jones, Abba and Serge Gainsbourg! I remember seeing Jarvis backstage at Brixton Academy after Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. I passed him on the way to the toilets. Dressed in a floppy hat, wearing reading glasses, he seemed confused, well Nick Cave dressed in a Mark's'n Spencer's Tank Top is enough to confuse anyone.

Feedback:

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Rob Conroy
Date: 7/28/2004
Cute.
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Thomas_Mohr
Date: 7/28/2004
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Get a fucking burner!!!!
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James Jackson
Date: 7/28/2004
Incredibly good!
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Media Vixen: Radio Sally
Date: 7/28/2004
Another one for which I am longing. And, I too, long for these in CD version ...
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Media Vixen: Radio Sally
Date: 7/28/2004
Another one for which I am longing. And, I too, long for these in CD version ...
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Mixxer
Date: 7/28/2004
Dom - looks very cool and even includes my favorite Roxy Music song.
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Orchid
Date: 7/28/2004
Looks great. Anything with Tindersticks makes me swoon. That, plus the Scott Walker, is enough to make me... well, never mind ;-) Pulp is the greatest Brit-pop band (just kidding!!! Thanks to you I have learned that Pulp is not technically Brit-pop, although they are quite British and quite poppy, which is a bit confusing). I love "My Lighthouse". In short, I'd love to hear this.
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Nest of Vipers
Date: 7/29/2004
Tom Jones. Need I say more?
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Curtis_Burns
Date: 7/29/2004
Splendid, though the appeal of Pulp escapes me. Perhaps I'll give 'em another try.
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p the swede
Date: 7/29/2004
What Thomas said ;)
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Bear
Date: 7/29/2004
Like it. I am picturing a fork spearing a sausage right now.
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yertle-the-turtle
Date: 7/29/2004
help the mutha...nevermind. great mix.
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McDonald12
Date: 7/29/2004
what Thomas Mohr says! Great idea, brilliantly executed as usual
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valis
Date: 7/29/2004
I am with Curtis....a reassessing may be in order....
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krautfreak
Date: 7/29/2004
great idea, great picks, great band. love that serge tune.
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Lancelot Link IV1
Date: 7/29/2004
Well assembled for a deserving band.
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dedalus111
Date: 7/30/2004
Kudos galore. A sweet mix for one of Blighty's best bands. I worship the ground that Pulp walks on and will forever lament never seeing them live. Dead brill.
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Moe
Date: 7/30/2004
If you keep making mixes this good, hell, I'll buy you a damn burner. (Actually I won't, but I'd think long and hard about it.)
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Siobhan
Date: 7/30/2004
Let's start the Buy Dom A Burner Fund!! :) I still maintain that Pulp have a lot of Britpop coursing through them, but that doesn't really matter - you've got a really great mix here, nice idea too! Too many great choices to name them all, but I especially like The Smiths, Gainsbourg and Fall picks.
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james porter
Date: 7/30/2004
fuck yeah! I got mad love for Pulp and an unresolved crush on Jarvis (ever since some ginkn at school, while looking for scrap paper in an art lesson, picked up a magazine cover with our man on it and said 'there's something wrong with this guy!') and mad love for a lot of this! Fuck yeah again!!
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G-Sphere
Date: 7/31/2004
Very nice.
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Slack-a-gogo
Date: 8/1/2004
Damn you never cease to amaze me! For a Jarvis mix the Quenton Crisp and George Formby picks are absolute genius. Actually, most of your picks are perfect. And not just for a theme - I know this listens real damn nice.