Pulp

In the wake of their iconic album 'Different Class,' Pulp was riding high on a wave of success leading up to the 1995 live recording of 'F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E' at L'Usine in Reims, France. This track, known for its cheeky exploration of love and desire, perfectly encapsulated the band's signature blend of wit and insight. Just a year after the intense buzz surrounding their breakout album, Pulp showcased an electric anthemic energy that resonated with audiences. The '95 concert captured Jarvis Cocker's magnetic stage presence and the band's ability to create a communal experience through music. Interestingly, this period marked a transformative time for them, as they transitioned from indie darlings to mainstream icons, and this live performance is a testament to their artistry during that pivotal moment in their careers.

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