Pulp

In June 1995, Pulp delivered a memorable live performance of "Common People" at Glastonbury, which marked a pivotal moment for the band. This was just after the release of their iconic album "Different Class," which had come out in 1995 and propelled them into the limelight. The album not only solidified their place in Britpop but also captured the social commentaries and the UK's working-class struggles, elements profoundly reflected in "Common People." Interestingly, this live performance became a defining moment in Pulp's career, showcasing their energetic stage presence and Jarvis Cocker's charismatic antics, which resonated deeply with the festival-goers. It was a true reflection of the zeitgeist, turning them into pop culture staples of the era.

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