Pulp - Common People (Reading 2011)
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- Pulp - Common People. Pulp perform this classic hit at Reading Festival 2011. A fine performance from the always entertaining Jarvis Cocker. Richard Hawley guesting on guitar
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Absolutely fantatastic.I'm 83 years and this makes me feel so good and happy
That's some good shit bro
This comment made me happy.
I’m 138 , same here! 🙂
Im 51 & this makes me have good vibes & chills up my spine!! Best ever performance to get a crowd going!!😝😝
@@jamiefergal6589
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not many people know but that fantastic keyboard player has chronic arthritis how she plays the keyboards constantly throughout this song blows me away many many respects to candida doyle
I was just wondering whats wrong with her hands. fucking sucks. I love her so much. I hope she will be able to play these songs on stage again someday
Yeah I knew this but it isn't well known. She is a hero in my book and very talented and huge part of Pulp's sound from Separations onward. I hope she is doing well, apparently she has had arthritis since the age of 16, but you can see it has got worse in her 40's and 50's.
heroin man
takes the pain away
@@RupertDonovan trex
“you will never understand, how it feels to live your life, with no meaning or control, and nowhere left to go” fucking amazing.
I mean, there's literally not a better lyric written. It's insane how perfectly he matched the sentiment of this line with the melody he wrote for it.
"And they burn so bright while you can only wonder why"
That part tops it off for me 😉
"you never watched your life slide out of view"
only you😅❤lol
"When you're laying in bed at night / watching roaches climb the wall / if you called your dad he could stop it all".
God I love it so much.
WOW! One of the best live performances of any great song. It just is. Still watching in 2024.
Indeed
I swear Jarvis is one of the best frontmen of all time. He's got the perfect amount of cynicism, swagger, sexiness, humor, entertainment, and sense of spontaneity and danger.
You're absolutely right
Sure has/is!
The dance moves are all his own. He's got *wit* too.
What does his shit taste like then?
@@Mod-rw9cw You know how to kill a vibe.
2024 checking in. Yep, this is still perfect.
Pretty boring comment, oft repeated all over TH-cam
@mikees8563 only bored people would comment like @adrianblahblah. Let’s listen to Mile End together next
Yes and often
Yes.
One of the greatest live performances ever
Blows me away this performance
Simply flawless
absolutely
Hands down!
You've not seen a lot of live music, have you!
@@amazingusername8925 you sound so cool I wish I could be like you
Still watching this clip in 2023 and have watched it at least 200 times in my life. Am 56 now and still makes me happy to see so many people happy together just having an absolute blast listening to fantastic music. Thank you world for letting me be part of this!!!
Absolutely it's Class and a timeless masterpiece ✨️
Iguanas ranas
I like that he is dressed like a supply teacher to play the biggest festival on earth.
Jarvis sleeps in such clobber!
I saw him in Rome doing tourist stuff, dressed exactly the same. Doesn't care.
It’s cause he wants to live among the common people
There bigger than oasis in my onion
@@alanoconnor4745 That's a big onion.
This is how artists should perform live.
fully agree
That crowd agrees with you.
Masterclass on showmanship
I like muse's style more personally. They constantly keep playing music with very little talking and that constantly makes it really nice because everybody is on one line without needing any assistance
@@user-qz2ld3vt2d I love MUSE but I feel their live shows have gotten too big and unpersonal! I'd love to see them play on a smaller stage with less theatrics!
I'll never get sick of this song
It is impossible
I think I cannot totally know about "different class" in UK, but I can feel it, it sounds like some same thing that happened all over the world
This is a case where you have to worry about the song getting sick of you.
Need this more than ever.
@@frankrose111 If you feel it, you know. It's the same feeling everywhere.
It’s the weather in England that makes good bands, the winters are so grey and dull it makes people stay in their rooms learning musical instruments and the results have been legendary since 1964
Other countries have similar weather like most of Northern Europe does so why don’t they create as much?
It can be this...love from 🇬🇷
@@richardcrabtree-zy1cz It is due to the Celtic artistic tradition and influence. Look it up, I am not going to write a book about it here.
We have great summers in britian tho it's why we have some of the best festival seasons anywhere with the best music
"If we're only ever remembered for this song--I don't care, it's a good song" the kind of positive energy we need from more artists nowadays
It's been 10 years, this performance still brings tears to my eyes...
It is so amazing. I keep returning to it.
Decided to look into Pulp beyond ‘Common People’ when they were announced, 10 years later they’re still my favourite band
Same!!!!
Tenes toda la razon...!!!
totally the same for me - absolute raw energy!!!
The single best thing, to me, about this whole song is that the crowd sings along the whole song. And for some reason, that actually moves me. I'm not ever a big Pulp fan (rock/metal is more my thing). But something about having thousands of people gathered together and singing along is amazing to me.
Yeah. Watching cock roaches climb the walls. Its like he really told the story of the ppl, and that's why its a jewel and why ppl love it.
Me too...and I think that Jarvis Cocker is just a fuckin brilliant frontman of a band even though quite sure not the best singer of the world ;)
@@rothotborski He just works ;/
how are Pulp not a rock band
@@joshjenner9486 Short answer: They aren't heavy enough for tastes. And i was being polite.
Holy Shit. That is a fucking performance. Makes me wish I was there.
I was there, age 23. Watching it now and I'm almost in tears, man. It was one of the most epic things I've ever seen. I just hadn't expected such incredible energy.
That must have been awesome!!
Im so jealous but what a great moment to have. It looked unreal. We dont have this in America especially post-Covid 💔
@@meghancalahan4798 Gah, no doubt the post-covid world has affected events like this. For real though, one of those few concerts that really blew me away! 💚
I was there too, 18yo frenchie on a solo trip! My single best memory for the whole festival !
Ive seen Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Blur, The Killers, Alabama 3 & Pulp in 2023. Pulp knocked everyone of the others right out the park. Unbelievable band.
I swear this is one of the greatest things i've ever seen. Fuckin' amazing beyond words.
+giuseppe bruni Eccome! :D Jarvis dal vivo è spettacolare, mi piacerebbe vederlo un giorno!
Well said
cheranth010864 of
I couldn’t agree more, simply incredible
Yes I agree , no way should they be supporting the strokes
They look like a bunch of geography teachers on a night out but sound absolutely amazing! For a relatively small city, Sheffield has produced an astonishing number of acclaimed bands. Def Leppard, Arctic Monkeys, Human League, Bring Me The Horizon, ABC, Cabaret Voltaire. Makes me proud to be a Yorkshireman!
It has actually...
Fellow Yorkshireman.
ahahahaha! Geography teachers! :))). That's what they are.
Also While She Sleeps, Reverend and the Makers and the Last Shadow Puppets too
And Joe Cocker
It must be something in the air maybe tonight or even in the past but still very good bands
I am now 79 and this track STILL blows me away, Will be played FOREVER .
keep rocking grand pa
I am 22 and I just found this music! Transcends generations!!!
god bless ya Ron
I was there! Right at the front, got bruised ribs from the crowd pushing me against the barriers. Worth it.
TabbyUK in
I’ve near the grounds and listened to this from my back door what a night
I am so jealous
I was on the barrier too. Hugged Jarvis when he came down during I Spy. One of the great nights of my life.
I’ve never been so jealous of bruised ribs more than now!
u so lucky
Everything about this is stunning. The song, Jarvis, the crowd, the band, the stage show, the broadcast.
Complete Control Live 2.0
Every time some millionaire celebrity says "I'm just like everyone else", this tune springs to mind
@d R But he understood how working class live and die. And he wrote a song about it. Is not that funny? Pulp deserv all credit, and Jarvis all glory!
don´t get me wrong... I love tons of american bands... but the brits ... they just have a kind of class that you just find in the UK bands.... This is the perfect example. The perfect pop rock song.
hungerstriker27 A Different Class you could say...
I see what you did there.
hungerstriker27 10/10
Green moor????? Think you mean High Green love! If you're gonna pretend to be a fan, at least get the easy facts right
!!!
It's been that way since 1964. And then came the 80's !!! GREAT Bands ever since !!! I'm 69 and from N.Y. This is a GREAT SONG !!!
So jealous of that crowd. They got to see one of the best performances of any song live that I have ever seen. Wow.
Saw them at the Leadmill just before they broke. Around the time of the Babies single. And the Razamatazz one. Up close and personal. It was fantastic. I met Jarvis and Russell at Avalon Studios too when I was in a band. He rocked up in a Hillman Avenger. Legend.
was the best
I got to see it at Leeds fest the same year 🙌🏻
Brilliant performance. RIP Steve Mackey
So sad, way too young..
Yup. Jarvis still has it.
yep that one song
Mental how all these look like your high school English teacher
They do now, yes. Happens to the lucky ones.
Yeah they really went to school and they want everyone to know it ...and they work hard really hard.
They look like youngsters when i was young the had it and were Hip
The drummer, Nicholas Banks, his wife taught at my primary school.
dou
So brilliant. Love how he loves the audience, loves his band mates. And they love him. A song about being an everyman and an everywoman. Timeless.
A perfect song when we are on lockdown. You just have to smile .
we dance and drink and screw, cos there's nothing else to do.....
👌
How much is true???😲😲😲😲😲
William Shatner does a great version of this song.
It's definitely stood the test of time. Brilliant song and Jarvis is a proper showman.
Why am I crying listening to this? It's such an amazing song!
Because it’s one of the greatest songs ever!
Every band should strive to have a moment like that in their careers
Keyboard lady steals the show, imo.
Candida Doyle. She's badass. Had arthritis since she was 16, but still rocked.
She's fucking underrated
My sister Nikki went to school with her..she went to Rowlinson School which is now a shopping centre.
Her jumper rocks!
Candida is contagious isn't she
I sit in every Friday night with a couple bottles of wine and utube tunes, this is timeless and i will never stop enjoying it.
Was never a Pulp fan but this is one of the best songs ever!
They've got some great songs .
Babies .
Cocaine socialism .
Underwear .
Remember the first time .
Disco 2000 .
Sorted for E's and whizz .
Mile end .
And many many more great songs too .
Top 10 performance of all time.
One of the best live performances i've ever seen.
Probably the best live performance of a studio track in history, maybe even the best live performance of any song ever.
Goosebumps every-freakin-time.
Damn straight mate!
Brings tears to the eyes
Some songs never age- this is one of them!
You can’t listen and not smile, that’s if you’re a common people of course
I'm from Spain. To me, this song is just a masterpiece. I enjoy and grew up listening to many britpop bands... But this song.... Is just another level. It makes me wanna dance, sing and express my anger as a working class person all at the same time.
Absolutely love this comment . I love it fir the understanding of the working poor too 🤗
Esto pasa cuando se juntan una obra maestra y carisma a toneladas.
We love you Mireia
The best song to start your day
That's what it wants
They played this first at Reading '94.
He introduced it by saying;
"This is a new song. It's called 'Common People'. I'm one of them."
He was wearing turquoise shoes and a turquoise shirt. Black jeans.
"It's all about colour co-ordination you know".
Aaaaaaaaaah the 90s!
Mr Awesome I was there too, was before I moved to Reading
th-cam.com/video/13gE3BbI79w/w-d-xo.html Found it! Thank you!
after the show, he drives back in his mercedes to his mansion outside london.
"thanks for playing folks."
Saw a recent Brit doc about these guys.The bass player is coaching his 13 year old daughter's soccer team in Sheffield,and the band sponsors them.One of her team-mates asks her what the Pulp thing on their uniforms is about.She says"it's some shite band me dad was in."I like these guys.
Do you remember what it was called by any chance
@@timmynoshoe8404 it's called Pulp-A Documentary About Life,Death and Supermarkets,from the BBC.
@@timmynoshoe8404 It's up on TH-cam. th-cam.com/video/wvZ-8v2Su_8/w-d-xo.html
Every band as at leased one great song , this is PULP'S masterpiece to the world. The extended live version is every better than the studio one
This is one of the greatest, if not the greatest pop songs of all time. Just imagine the buzz of the band watching thousands going absolutely mental. Unbelievable !!!
This was NME's best song of the 90s for a reason...
the drummer does a great job, he owns this one
My foundation class teacher's husband
Nick fuckin’ Banks
@@joemorris6775 AAaaaaa
I am an old man at 57 and I don't mind admitting..this is the best TH-cam video that I have ever seen (I've been here forever 😢😢)This is exactly what I think.. older people rock the world waiting for the kids to catch up
one of the best live performance of the song.
+zkentzkent zkent Even better than the album version.
Any song
I don't care if Pulp will be only remembered for this song, it's a good song.
DEFINES THIS SONG
I think it’s a great achievement if the song you are remembered for is one of the best written songs of all time
Totes.
And he genuinely gives no f’s Cos he is content ?
Thank guys. Greetings from Abuja nigeria august 2024 still enjoying this great fantastic song ❤
Blur might have provided the greatest overall album artistically of Britpop; Oasis representing the roots of Britpop to the public via the media best; but it was Pulp that defined and gifted what Britpop was about most lyrically - in this song.
Safe to say then, that this is one of the best (and most important) songs of all time.
John Doe Totally agree with your comment !
2 words - The Auteurs. Artistically, Britpop's greatest. "After Murder Park" is a masterpiece.
What a load of bollox, although I love Oasis, Blur & Pulp it was Ocean Colour Scene that were the absolute MASTERS of the 90’s Steve Cradock alone posses more musical talent in his foreskin than the other musicians of the era combined.
Amen
@@stevematthews4214 Who?
This actually sent shivers down my spine, superb performance. Jarvis is a legend
This is one of the best live performances of all times! What a crowd! Beautiful! ❤️
That's exactly what I thought! Fantastic!
Thank you all muchly. I still watch this, never tire of it, now 84 years and this 'stuff' helps me live on.
This is an anthem. Period.
Totally slaying the crowd... great live performance.
Music just doesn't get better than this, this is a masterpiece.
The first time I watched this I had to go and sit down for 15 minutes afterward. It's so intense.
Omg, me too, haha!
I hope somebody reads this comment 10,100,1000 years from now. Lyrics-wise this is absolutely one of the most underappreciated songs of all time. Pure brilliance. And this particular performance and the atmosphere itself - chef's kiss...oh to be in this crowd, so jealous.
How the hell could the Strokes follow that? What a finale to the set.
+airdrieboy1984 I love The Strokes, but yea, I imagine Julian turning to his band and saying "We're screwed"!
+fakeaorta strangely enough i saw pulps last ever gig (before they regrouped) and the following band were the strokes. the singer had a broken leg.The Strokes were at the top of their game then.
I was there. Strokes were really awful in comparison. I saw The Strokes the year before and they were amazing though.
Because they’re the fucking Strokes and they made Is This It
airdrieboy1984 haha was just thinking the same
This might be the best live performance I've ever seen. 2:06 genuinely brought tears to my eyes. Stunning.
Now that's a showman.
I've never seen Pulp live and didn't expect that. Just wow.
They're a great band with great songs especially the songs babies and underwear and disco 2000
Unbelievably good. What a band! What a frontman! What a performance! I saw them at Leeds that same weekend. Up until then I wasn’t really too bothered about Pulp so my expectations were kinda low. Then they played like this, my 17-year old mind was completely blown and I was converted to the church of Jarvis. I come back to watch this video every so often because it takes me back to being 17, at my first festival and feeling free. Beautiful stuff
One of the greatest performance ever, Jarvis true showman
When Brit Pop climaxed, nothing would ever outshine this.
oasis did outshine them
Oasis never wrote anything as original as this.
@@adsheff the masterplan?? acquiesce?? stfu pulp were good but oasis was the greatest band of the 90s and thats a fact
Fu**ing nice
@@thegoodsamaritan112 R.E.M.
Gotta be honest ive seen a LOT of live bands but OMFG Pulp blows my mind Jarvis gives 110% to his performances!!!!! He blows the stage apart! puts his heart & soul into it!
As a Japanese, I watch this video once a month. And cry. That is how to survive in a Japanese society that is ugly, cruel, and rotten, and that does not recognize the dignity of others who have made a mistake once. For example, there were several people who jumped into trains and died today. What are you doing? That's why we need this video of their song.
They play the same chord for 3 minutes at the end yet it's one of my favourite live performances ever. Everything I learned in music is wrong
bands don't have anthems like this anymore
Almost every song on 30 Seconds to Mars' last two albums were practically anthems. Kings & Queens, Closer to the Edge, This is War, Up in the Air, City of Angels, Do or Die...
except 30STM are rubbish
SinfullySassie I fainted after reading that
NOAM MANRI I've seen them live twice and they are boring, Jared jumps around not singing and feeding his ego! It's poor for the audience!
I never claimed 30STM were good or bad. I just mentioned that their last two albums were anthem-centric.
She just smiled and held my hand.
Amazing
I was there and they totally blew The Strokes out of the water. One of my favourite festival performances i've seen. Mind-blowing!
Sam M ayyyy WBA
Why would they put the Strokes on last?
That's cause The Strokees have no stage presence
@@luizspindola I feel the same way. They seem so aloof. Although I should mention that my assumption only comes from watching some of their live videos on TH-cam. I did like their energy in the 2$ bill concert and their performance of "Take it or leave it" on Letterman I think.
I can't think of any band that could follow that.
People need to stop searching for this song only and go watch the whole set which is on TH-cam. It's outrageously good from start to finish. Pulp one of the best live bands
agreed , absolutely worth the time
Sweet baby Jesus.... Imagine having to follow that.....I don't care who you are, you couldn't possibly compete. Absolutely glorious. The greatest frontman of his generation at the absolute peak of his powers. The whole band was on 🔥
WOW, this was like the best show ending ever! Wish I could've seen it live!!!
Me too m8 :-)
I was there... it was unbelievable!
Forever a great song that will remind me of being 15
I can watch this 1 million times.
I think I’ve really watched this a million times.... well not really a million, but I’ve watched it a fuck load of times and it still never gets old!!!
you can
One of the best songs ever! Can't really think of a song that gets me as excited as this one! It is uplifting, despite the lyrics and the message behind this. We still managed to get over every challenge and make it here, 10 years later!
my lifes been hard, but good, the years haven't hardened me, at 63 this still makes me cry, common people have a lot in common.
I agree, it's so emotional. I'm 55 and this song gave me my freedom 🙏
I love being British.. Our music rocks 🤘🏼
@Roberto Munoz I love American music too, some amazing bands from your homeland! But you can't beat the raw grittyness of our Rock and Roll 🇬🇧🇺🇲🎸
I love this. Brought in at the last minute,starts of like an nervous karaoke singer then gets his shit together then absolutely nails it. A legendary performance that will be looked back for a long long time🌞
They really do , nail it!
it is a masterpiece!
I was there! They blew the strokes out of the water! Such a great set!
jealous!!!!!!
Something about your comment makes me smile ear to ear. Big love ❤
I don't think there has ever been a band that could follow that!
Jarvis a class
This is probably the best live performance I've ever seen, can feel every bit of the atmosphere simply by watching the video. Gives me the same buzz I would get at an actual gig! Jarvis is incredible and its one of the best songs ever written!
Got this song by request on a gig, never heard of it before. Now i'm addicted and feel the emotions of this song
anthemic.. .blown away..jarvis is a national treasure.
2:05 Amazing as this band looked like parents were playing in a garage on the weekend and, suddenly...went crazy as one of the best live band ever!
No way possible to play this LOUD ENOUGH‼️
A dozen thumbs-up!
Not even a big Pulp fan. . . but when he intro'd saying he's cool if this is the only song Pulp is remembered for, then people started singing along. . .shit gave me goosebumps!
How can you not be a Pulp fan?!? Are you dead?
@@DrunkChimp Dude. I'm a fan of this song. And Babies is pretty cool too. I just haven't heard all their shit.
But even outside of all that. . .The Dude says he's cool if Pulp's only known for Common People.
Mad respect for a dude/band who understands that they've done something INCREDIBLY GOOD, and if that's all they're known for, at least they're known for doing something INCREDIBLY GOOD.
Pulp were right up there with Blur and Oasis for me. I was there that night and it was EPIC! Sound of my youth
me too
Whenever someone asks which band was the best, Oasis or Blur, I reply "Pulp, obviously".
Pulp way above blur oasis without a doubt
There will never be another band like Pulp. Ever!!!
This is one of the best performances I have ever seen.
We were spoiled in the 90s, so many great bands at the same time, oasis, blur, stereophonics, cast, the verve, to name a few.. for me, Jarvis had the best stage presence, so much energy, and you see how much he loves being there and loves the crowd. My friend went to Liverpool and met him in McDonald's and he said he was so humble and appreciated a few guys from Glasgow saying hello and sat with them for 5 mins before he left. ill still be watching these videos in another 20 years getting the same feeling i did back then. I hope pulp realise they will always be remembered, and not just for that song ❤
Jarvis is a good guy
How exceptional was pulp? So many quality bands about at this time but this is a first class performance which would still have the crowd on its feet & entranced today! It is a dizzy height that very few bands conquer! Respect....👍
The Strokes did a great show... but i think they knew it was imposible to beat Pulp after this performance. It was a true act of class of the Strokes to invite Jarvis to play with them and to show their respect for Pulp. Well played Julian.
I no people always talk about the oasis vs blur thing in the 90’s. For me it was always Pulp. ✌🏻🏴
2:06 The miracle of live performance in it's full glory!!!
I wish I was there love Pulp so much it hurts.
Come back Pulp Britain needs you!