Pulp

In July 1995, Pulp was riding high on the waves of their breakthrough album, 'Different Class,' which had been released just a few months earlier, in October 1995. This album marked a turning point for the band, propelling them into the limelight with hits like 'Common People.' The live recording from VK Club in Brussels captures the band's electric energy during this pivotal time. Interestingly, 'Common People' became not just a fan favorite but a cultural anthem that encapsulated class struggles, resonating with audiences far beyond the UK. Just imagine the ecstatic crowd in Brussels, singing along to a song that so perfectly articulated the discontent of a generation. This performance is a testament to Pulp's unique ability to blend sharp social commentary with infectious melodies.

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