Pulp "Blades to Boulevards"
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Capture the precise moment before Britpop history was rewritten. Blades to Boulevards unearths Pulp's legendary, volatile 1992 performance for Bernard Lenoir’s Black Sessions on France Inter radio. Broadcast live at Studio 105 (Maison de la Radio, Paris) just as the band was transitioning from their dark, synth-pop Separations era into the razor-sharp glamour that would define a decade, this release bridges the raw, industrial grit of Sheffield with the moody elegance of the Parisian underground.
On November 17, 1992, Jarvis Cocker and company crossed the English Channel to perform for a room of unsuspecting French radio listeners. They weren't on a massive promotional machine; they were a band running on pure hunger, sharp lyrics, and cheap synthesizers. This session features fierce, early iterations of staples like Babies and Razzmatazz.
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