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In this conversation, Nick Banks from Pulp discusses the creation and impact of their iconic album 'Different Class' - released 30 years ago in 1995. Featuring 'Common People', we discuss the recording process, and the band's rise to fame during the Britpop era. Nick shares insights into the production choices, the significance of their Glastonbury performance, and the subsequent media attention and controversies surrounding the band. In this conversation, Simon Cardwell reflects on the journey of the band Pulp, highlighting the unsung heroes behind their success, the creative process, memorable concert experiences, and the impact of awards like the Mercury Prize and Brit Awards. Nick shares anecdotes about the band's rise to fame, the challenges they faced, and their ongoing legacy.

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Hosted by Mark Hart & Simon Cardwell

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Keywords: Pulp, Common People, Britpop, Glastonbury, Nick Banks, Jarvis Cocker, music production, 1990s, album release, British music, Different Class, music history, Brit Awards, Mercury Prize, concert experiences, behind the scenes, music industry

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