Pulp

In June 1998, Pulp was riding the wave of their monumental album "Different Class," which had been released in 1995 and catapulted them to the forefront of Britpop. By the time of the Finsbury Park live recording, the band had solidified their status, celebrating their success with what became an iconic performance. The energy of the crowd was palpable, reflecting the band's deep connection with their audience. Interestingly, this concert not only showcased their chart-topping hits like "Common People," but also marked a pivotal moment as they began to explore themes of nostalgia and social critique that would define their subsequent works. A testament to their influence, Pulp's music from this era resonates even now, echoing the sentiments of a generation.

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