Pulp

In 1995, Pulp was riding a wave of newfound fame, fueled by their groundbreaking album 'Different Class,' which had been released just months earlier, on October 30, 1995. This album marked a pivotal moment for the band, showcasing their unique blend of Britpop and social commentary, which resonated deeply with audiences. The live recording from Glastonbury captures the energy and enthusiasm of the crowd, a testament to Pulp's meteoric rise. The track 'Common People,' often hailed as one of their defining songs, perfectly encapsulates the band's wit and critique of class disparity. Performing at such a revered venue, Pulp not only solidified their place in Britpop history but also connected with a generation yearning for authenticity and relatable storytelling in music.

Watch on YouTube