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great song and even better comeback album

Always loved PULP but this just makes me love them so much more

Make sure to catch the last scene

This is the first song on the album and each song just get better and better

Thank you PULP for doing it again

Such a great character actor and so much more. Too bad we never got more War Doctor but that's how it goes.

So many iconic rolls, who could ever forget his death scene in Alien?! It's easily one of the greatest in all of Hollywood.

I was lucky enough to pick up the Isha Kriya LP pressing, it is very pretty. The vinyl is mixed colors but match the center print and the 2nd side does the same but matches to different colors. Very cool!

the discogs page has good images of it https://www.discogs.com/release/34181680-Pulp-More

The album is a hit! Reminds me of the Pulp before Common People and Jarvis' solo stuff.

If you are a Pulp fan, its a great album.

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

let's do this!

The Beatles on vinyl is truly something else.

I purchased an old clean copy for $30 recently. I never really cared that much for this album but of course it has good songs on it.

Hearing Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl was a singular experience and in my life, hearing the white album can be added to that list.

WOW vinyl for the win once again!

the cynical video just makes this song so much better

I am probably going to trade in my car for an EV this year. I have been following the technology for a while but I really do no not like all the touchscreen nonsense.

Do you like your EV? What is it? What are the pros and cons of your experience?

The Ford MachE and the Subaru Solterra are at the top of my list but I like the KIA too.

This was posted in my cities reddit page and I figured it was too good not to share

I fucking love this song so much...

its like meeting a god and they tell you its going to be ok

Ken Andrews is a great musical talent. The band Failure is amazing. This Year of the Rabbit was a side project during the time Failure was basically over. Ken was dealing with a heroin addiction, as the lyrics probably tell. Long story short, Ken kicked the smack and got his shit together but YotR didn't pan out. He later reformed Failure and the produced the best music records of their bands career (IMO) and are still making more. Plus Ken has had his part in so many big hits over the years. He is a true inspirational type of guy.

Still a fucking rockin tune and I just recently got a copy on vinyl and it sounds soooooooo good. I remember seeing YotR at a small venue in Seattle, seriously maybe 80 people in the crowd. They were so good. I chatted with the band outside after the show. It is a great memory.

this song gets stuck in my head all the time, the ending is so good. Its the last song on side A, which makes that last part even more epic