The Violent Desire of PJ Harvey's "Rid Of Me" | New British Canon
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Before PJ Harvey was a solo artist, they were the best rock band Britain had produced since The Clash. Amongst the shoegazers, janglepoppers and the last strains of baggy, PJ Harvey were Britain’s shining blues-punk hope, showing that we had alternative music just as vis-ceral, vital and loud as American grunge. With their first album, the three-piece stampeded their way into the ample praises of NME, Spin and Rolling Stone. But their 1993 major label debut stretched the limits of how violent, uncomfortable and darkly humorous a mainstream album could be; its title-track the unlikely duality of unforgiving fury and unrepentant desire. This is New British Canon and this is the story of “Rid Of Me.”
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00:00 Introduction
01:17 The Origin of PJ Harvey
04:06 Album Number One: "But You Leave Me Dry"
09:17 "Relationships Don't Just End, They Splatter"
16:45 "Lick My Legs, I'm On Fire/Lick My Legs of Desire"
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Hey, pleeeease do a Fiona Apple one :)
The line "don't you wish you never met her" also turns up in Placebo's song "Birck Shithouse", and has that same kind of rushing energy.
Can you do a video on Living Colors - Cult of Personality
Recon Boy George/Culture club wiuld make a good video
Hope 6 is amazing,
From Let England Shake.; Bitter Branches sounds like it could have been a Nirvana Song
PJ new LP 2023
So she's the daughter of a stonemason and a sculptor. No wonder she went into Rock music. :P (i'll show myself out)
Nice.
😂😁
Lol
Wooooooooo! Get back here!
To be honest, I thought of Pulp's "Common People" when I heard that factoid.
I saw PJ Harvey at Slim's in San Francisco in August of 1992. I had never heard any of her music but she got a positive writeup in one of the local alternative weeklies and I liked the opening act (Her Majesty the Baby) so I decided to check it out. They opened with "Rid of Me" and the tension built and built. When they exploded into the chorus, the audience exploded with them into a leaping, writhing mass of bodies, and when it was over I said "WHAT was THAT!?" out loud to no one in particular. It was one of the most thrilling, mind-blowing experiences I've ever had at a live show.
That song did it for me too, but not live. I was in a thrift shop around 1993 and Rid of Me started playing. After a minute I went over to my girlfriend elsewhere in the store and said "Are you hearing this?" She said yes. We asked at the cash what they were playing, and immediately went across the street to a record store.
She's an amazing performer in many ways. I don't anyone who compares with her power.
Loved Slim's!
So you went to a show with a bunch of fans...and you didn't know the music and were surprised that the fans were fans. Cool story.
@@spencexxx Nope, but thanks for playing, Professor.
When you said she had been offered a place to study sculpture at St Martin’s College , all I could think was “She came from Greece she had a thirst for knowledge, she studied sculpture at Saint Martin's College…”
He had to start it somewhere.
alone in my room, I said "really?" aloud.
No she came from Dorset 😂😂😂
Came to comment this hahaha
That's exactly what I thought! Pretty sure he did it on purpose 😁
I remember listening to Rid of Me at 15 and thinking nothing will ever be this hardcore.
Don't get the love for her but she is so charisma and pretty. Rid of Me is Brilliant and Good Fortune takes a happier view of life. Her two best songs by far as the rest are just good or OK - notice they don't play much of the other songs by Rid of Me. It a long flight to Neil Young, Dylan, Sex Pistols, The Replacements and even Chrissie Hynde is better with much bigger output of good songs, but Harvey captured greatness once in a while.
Exactly! This is more Punk then anything I've ever heard untill now.
I'd like to thank Beavis and Butthead for introducing a very young kid hungry for new music to PJ Harvey in the mid-90s. I learned about so many great bands through that show.
Are you man-sized, Beavis?
I learned about her through that show as a 20something. Ended up buying "To Bring You My Love." Classic album. I want to check out "Rid of Me" after streaming this. Shawn R., Mo-Mutt Music/Sacred & Secular
That is where I finally leaned who sung that 'Japanese song about Twiggy' I heard on college radio, and I have been a better person since.
@@blacktionjackson7133 Wasn't it, "Are you a Maneater, Beavis?" XD They were watching that Hall & Oates video.
@@RocketboyX pizzacato 5. Great 90s j pop
The last line is gospel. "After she gets her hooks in you, you will never get rid of her" She has no equal!
agreed. i often wonder why she isn't lauded more often. "dry, "rid of me", "to bring you my love", "uh huh her", "white chalk", and "let england shake" are masterpieces in music while her other albums as well as her collaborations with john parish are just as essential. i'm still waiting for the next record and hopefully a tour in the u.s. "rid of me" is a record that is just RAW as i love that production and how hard those drums sound with harvey being the center of the storm. it is true, she has no equal and everyone else who has arrived afterwards aren't even on her level.
A mate in high school lent me his CD of 'To bring you my love'. I listened to it once and thought 'wtf did I just listen to?'. Then I listened again. A couple of weeks later, I gave him his CD back, then went out and bought my own copy along with 'Dry' and 'Rid of Me'. Been a fan ever since.
I just discovered P.J. Harvey and when I listened to Rid of Me (after hearing Down by the water and Bad Fortune) i felt absolutely captivated. It made me become obsessed. I can't get rid of her now.
Congratulations! I hope you get to see her perform live too.
I'm not too big a fan of rock shows (the records are usually better) but she absolutely brings it. Visceral, expansive performer.
It's Good Fortune 💗
Enjoy. She will be with you for the rest of your life. I've been listen to her since 1994. Never gets old. Still have a PJ Harvey folder on my phone and car playlist.
Is This Desire and White Chalk are probably my favorite albums of hers, but all of them are very good. Dry and Rid of Me are obviously fantastic, but they are definitely very separate from the rest of her work, she totally abandons that sound and reinvents herself with each subsequent album. Extremely underrated and talented artist.
Is This Desire is so underrated. What a great album.
Is This Desire? had a very mainstream sounding track, ‘Perfect Day Elise’ and then very much abstract ones.
I had listened to her music since 1993 by that point, and she created a different fanbase with ‘Is This Desire?’, with many first finding her, and many fans my age disliking it.
I thought it was great, even songs I didn’t care for, because she changed so much, while still being very much PJ Harvey songs. I remember a lot of friends saying it wasn’t easy to listen to. To which I’d laugh, make an elevator music joke, then tell them that’s what some of our friends who didn’t like her first albums said.
She has made more music I just don’t listen to since 1999, yet I’ll always be interested in what she does next.
I put her up with kanye and andre 3000 as the best songwriters I've ever heard. Man sized, dress, sheela na gig shaped my own feminism so much. I saw her at a show once, just sitting there and i thought about what i would say. I didn't say anything, couldn't put her impact on me into words.
@@Missjunebugfreakher greatest album
To this day I still listen to "Rid of Me" and "4 Track Demos". They are amongst my favorite of all time. The arrangements alone have me ill with envy and yet at the same time just brimming with inspiration.
Check out dry demos
RIP Steve Albini. One of the best albums of the 1990s, and ever.
The greatest, gnarliest guitar tone ever committed to tape is on Rid Of Me. Gretsch Broadkaster 7609 and a Boss DS-1. Stereo amp rig. Nothing else like it.
Polly’s playing & time signatures, humorous lyrics, and Rob Ellis’s intricate & thunderous drumming make this album her crowning achievement.
Your statement is, near enough by the criteria you've set yourself (i.e. semi-hollow, stereo rig), incorrect. Geordie Walker is still making music, and Killing Joke were going when PJ Harvey was just 10 years old. Albini is definitely influenced by KJ (and it'd be no great surprise if PJH is, too) and I doubt he'd argue that he'd bettered the sound here than on many of the KJ albums.
@@_Stroda I don’t know what you’re talking about. Is there a specific album or songs I should check out that feature a semi-hollow guitar that sounds as awesome as Polly’s on Rid Of Me? I’d love to hear more of it. From what I’ve heard and seen of Killing Joke, Geordie’s guitar really doesn’t sound anything like the 7609. The ES295 is a hollow body, not semi hollow, with P-90s. The 7609 has very hot Dimarzio humbuckers. He seems to use the bridge pickup, too, whereas Polly always used the middle setting. There is no comparison re: tone. All of the Rid Of Me guitar sound comes from the 7609 and Polly’s setup and playing, not Albini. I wish more hard rock musicians used that guitar, but it’s kept somewhat as a secret for whatever reason. Probably a good thing, because I was able to buy one last year at a reasonable price.
I think she is underated as a guitarist, those riffs are killer.
@@slacktoryrecords4193 It's a second guess 'lil' Stevie' party! call the sound police.
holy shit is this real I’ve been wanting this video forever this is the best day of my life
My thoughts exactly
thinking the same.
Christ…..I hope life improves my friend….
Thanks for posting. Every PJ Harvey album deserves a "New British Canon" episode.
I believe her and Beefheart became friends and she was one of his few connections or avenues of communication with the outside world after he retired from public life.
Hard to believe Beefheart would be friends with anyone.
She never met him but they were firm phone friends.
Seeing PJ in the 90s is a badge of honor. Listening to her was like looking into a garage sale photo story album through her eyes & breath.
She is criminally under-rated.
Congratulations 👏 👏 👏 You made the 1st of the "underrated" comments.
@@firstnamelastname59 underrated reply 😃
How anybody could be concerned with oasis and blue while this existed is beyond me
I always felt PJ Harvey was OVER-rated, and based on several interviews given to various outlets in the early 90's PJ herself felt the same way.
@@Pharto_Stinkus At that time PJ stood out especially compared to Courtney Love who was MTV overhyped.
didnt nirvana members say they'd only reform if she was the lead member lol
@@grievuspwn4g3 I doubt that one in particular because Courtney also adores PJ Harvey. I don’t think PJ is super into the idea.
They did and she said no 😂
Lol it would be a good fit
No way that’s wild I didn’t know that 😭
I was a baby when my mom would play this album. It's in my DNA and I love it.
This video is long overdue. I love PJ Harvey. Rid of me is just one of those records that once you listen to it, you will never put it down for the life of you . It draws you in, uneases you and leaves you reeling for more. There is a reason why Elvis Costello and Courtney Love have shown so much praise towards it.
Elvis Costello has said bad things about it. He can’t stand Albini’s sound. He said he prefers the demos. He’s a nonce!
@@slacktoryrecords4193 tell us what you really feel next time
@@slacktoryrecords4193 costello is a legend you fool
@@richardwellend3806 I realize that. This Year’s Model is a great album. He’s just wrong about the sound of Rid Of Me. Take it easy.
@@slacktoryrecords4193 he is indeed wrong about the sound of rid of me, which in my opinion is pj Harvey's second best work after white chalk. But no nonce is he, my man Elvis is an amazing artist with an incredible back catalog
I shat my pants the first time I heard 'rid of me'. I must've been 11 or 12, was in my grandmothers house and I had this CD borrowed from a friend of mine. It was a terrifying experience. then I tried again, felt this deep discomfort and kept coming back to it in secret in an attempt to unveil the stranglehold it had on me.
Actually, my favorite PJ Harvey period is the "To Bring You My Love" album. What an amazing record! There are several songs from it I'd love to cover. We'll see if I get to do that and do the material justice. Shawn R., Mo-Mutt Music/Sacred & Secular
No one cares.
To bring you my love is one of my favorite albums of all time. It's funny because I have the same dilemma. I've been wanting to cover something for a while and PJ Harvey keeps popping up along with nine inch nails, probably something from Pretty Hate Machine or The Fragile, Alone by Colin Newman, Botanica de los Angeles by Xiu Xiu, or even Breadcrumb Trail by Slint. It seems to me that Meet Ze Monster or Working for the Man would be the way to go for my style. I make mostly electronic music but I've been missing playing guitar lately and singing. Good luck on your decision. It's definitely a tough one.
Same, that's my favorite.
That and ‘Stories from The City’ are stellar records
@@louduva9849 *( "ABOUT-YOU" ! )
I will never forget the years of late 80s early 90s while in college making that weekly trip to that record store in the cramped upstairs of that non-descript house a block off campus flipping through CDs discovering (new or new to me) music like throwing muses, Soundgarden, PJ Harvey, the Smiths, Pixies, Smashing Pumpkins, De La Soul, the Breeders, and so many lesser known bands. So many fun import copies and bootlegs.
So she came from Dorset and could've studied sculpture at St Martin's college?
Right? I had to relisten a couple of times to make sure I was getting the pulp reference
@@tomthi3553n , common people :-)
Topic for video ?
I think jarvis can be topic for series of them
@@dodotheripper11 They already did used Pulp's "Common People" in a video.
@@thecosmicblueautie cool I must find it ,thanks
I bought Rid Of Me in 1993 and I have listened to it ever since. A true classic!
50 ft Queenie electrified me in 1993 when I saw it on MTV. Before it, music was just a background thing, and afterwards I was actively interested in music.
The most intriguing thing about PJ’s music is that not only every of her albums could be a canon but a lot of her songs individually as well. Thanks for this video
I've always loved the vocal range of PJ Harvey
Now you're breaking out the heavy artillery.. this siren still calls me to the rocky shore.. loved her in 97 in ATL concert for the ages dear!!!💋💋 ...or was it 98?? The blurry 90s 🖤
I wish I could be there and drop an E on PJ Harvey Trio’s concerts in the 90’s, during their tours during those first three LPs. Those pills were great in 1990. 8-)
We'd been through the music scene from the late 60s and 70s and we could see just how good PJ was from 92/93 onwards, good music and artistry is eternal. It just takes a lot more for it to surface these days.
@@damirplicanic4190 lol yeah you know
I only got into PJ Harvey as an adult. I completely slept on her in the '90s. She's great.
Have we discussed Polly answering the ad for a vocalist on the back of Spiderland not knowing Slint had already split up?
PJ is such a contradiction. A soft-spoken diminutive farm girl, but on stage she is a 10 foot tall fire breathing vixen. Wildly talented, bawdy, yet still classy. If Audrey Hepburn and Prince had a love child...
I had THE biggest adult crush on PJ Harvey in the early '90s for *Dry* and *Rid of Me.* Smart, edgy, uncompromising, and insightful: a sort of female Bob Dylan. Saw her live twice... and then I got married, we had kids, and my days of being hip ended.
All these years later, Rid of Me remains Harvey's most important work. Stripped back, urgent and incredible. One of the great records of all time.
Yes I bought it at 14 and it shocked but intrigued me still love it to this day.
How is Rid of Me any more important than all of her other acclaimed albums? What makes this one so important?
@Helmuth-Von-Moltke-The-Elder It's raw and completely unhinged. Nothing she produced before or after hits you as hard. Only my opinion though. Welcome to your own.
I grew up about 5 miles from Polly and her family farm..We went to the same school - she was in the year above. Still amazing to think we used to watch Polly in the local pubs/ village halls when she was in Automatic Dlamini and then the early days of her solo career... Great memories.
I sure her on Saturday at Glastonbury and she was on top form, as usual.
I can’t believe you actually made this video, and I’m so glad you did! Thank you. 😊😊😊
PJ is a queen!
Her anger works well for boys in bad situations too. Its a special talent she has. She writes from many perspectives.
Excellent video! Rid of me is mixed so quietly it actually forces you to get up & turn up the volume, then when it kicks in it’s a shock to the system. My favourite on the album is “missed” I think you can really hear the early post rock/post hardcore influences in there & the guitars just sound incredible.
One of the best on the album for sure. The guitar tone on the chorus is sick. Also another great example of her odd and mixed time signatures. 6/8 + 5/8…
Ridiculously underrated musician. Best British band/artist of the 90's (tied with massive attack)
My favourite artist ever.
I listened to Dry and especially Rid of Me separated only by the Jesus Lizard and Pixies for about a year of commuting between clients. It was triumphant!
I'm guessing she was the muse for the Pulp lyrics "She studied sculpture at st. martins college".
love your videos and analysis so much! It’s all so interesting and I love listening to artists you share that I wouldn’t have found on my own! thanks for your hard work and dedication !!
Being a huge fan living in Indiana I was stunned to see she was opening up for Live in Indianapolis. I immediately put in for the best tickets available. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Oh yeah Live was good too I guess.
I have known about PJ Harvey for a decade, but, never took the time to explore her work until today. Thank you, Trash Theory
Would love to watch a similar essay from you on Róisín Murphy’s and Moloko’s careers!
I'd love this!
Murphy is another underappreciated genius. Definitely worthy of analysis.
I second this!
Yes
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I remember seeing the Rid of Me cover art, and having heard of PJ, but for some reason, I never picked it up at the time. This still baffles me as I usually sought out music like this.
It was only a few years ago when I finally started exploring her music, and wow. I feel a bit dumb that I didn’t do that sooner.
As much as I like her early raw music, I really like her recent work. Seeing what she evolved into, musically, emotionally, and the embedded social concerns of “England” and “Demolition Project” puts her right at the top of my favorite artist list...
Thanks for this video.
Finally a video essay about PJ Harvey!! Thank you! 🙏🏻
Forever those two first records will be amongst some of my favorite alternative albums ever. I love the challenge they put on the listener, you need to possess complete security from within
Thank u so much for making this
I was lucky enough to see the the trio at the Warfield Theater in SF for Rid of Me, and that show along with the record remains one of my favorite rock experiences of the 90's.
I simply LOVE this Woman. Sorry, I mean, this Goddess. Her rawness and style, to this day, remains unparalleled...
New LP Out - I’ve been with her since she began, still loving this Queen hardcore!
That was so good! You always deliver great story telling and context about the songs. I bought “Rid of Me” when it came out and it influenced me.
This song was my top song for 2020 on Spotify. From memory, I managed to listen to it over 400 times during a week in early lockdown because I just had it on repeat for days.
I have a framed cover of Q magazine from May 1994 - That all three cover 🌟 have ✍ - Tori Amos , Bjork & PJ Harvey 😀
Thanks for the great quality doc. Discovered him with Xtal, like lots of people, and now digging Warp compilations. Definitely my favorite musician alive.
4 Track Demos has always been my favorite . I’ve picked up the recent Island releases of the Demos for Dry, and , To Bring You My Love, and they are simply amazing. I wish that Dance Hall at Louse Point ( with John Parrish ) received more attention because it deserves recognition if not just for it being sung in her most desperate, primal, animal voice. PJ Harvey is that ultra rare breed, a total original. I simply could not have found a better female role model to look up to while growing up.
Rid of Me album is classic. You can hear fingers sliding over the guitar cords getting in position for the next note. PJ coughing in the background. Drums echo as if you are in the room for the practice session. A surreal feeling listing to that album. I remember trying to study the lyrics from bring you my love album like they were poems. Teclo and Bring you my love were memorizing songs. Who the F*ck from Uh Huh Her was another classic. Incredible artist. Her songs haunt me to this day.
i love this channel, some of the best music docs i've ever seen, keep it up man
Please do a video on Happy Mondays, Stone Roses and the whole Baggy/Madchester scene. Pretty Pleeeeasee....
I second that
This is my favorite music YT channel. Thanks for the awesome content
oh my god! I can't believe somebody did a video about my fav singer and my fav record. thank you sooooo much!
"Ecstasy" is a song (and a recording) I return to often for comfort and discomfort.
One of my very favorite albums. Thanks for doing this one.
Enjoying your deep dives into music. I'll be looking forward to you unpacking the mythmakers of legend Skinny Puppy.
Thank you for this! This is my favorite PJ album and definitely an album I listened to a lot after my first major break up.
I was trying to think of who the wilder more discordant vocals Harvey did reminded me of, and finally it came to me, Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth. Particularly on the song in question here. And that's not meant to be anything down on her regarding that, I think they are both great.
Yeah, especially when it’s a repeated phrase. The voices are very different, but the intent and delivery are there.
Thank you for covering PJ Harvey at last! Sonically supreme in every way.
Thank you so much for this video. PJ Harvey is my patroness and this song has no equal in the history of music.
Thank you for this. I have loved Poly Jean's music since Dry. The entire Rid of Me album totally blew me away (and still does).
Fantastic as always. Great piece on an artist impossible not to adore. With content like this, you wont be rid of me 😊
I love your channel! So much to discover and learn. Thanks a lot!
Oooooh I been waitin for this one
So yeah, I'm one of those superfans of Dry. My best friend and I bonded over our shared love of Dress and Sheela-Na-Gig, but I know and love that entire album backwards and forwards. Whatever PJ herself has to say about it, it's undeniable that no woman up until that point was singing the things she was singing. Hole wishes it was PJ Harvey. Honestly it's always made me a little sad that Dry is so overshadowed by Rid Of Me, because I didn't connect with that album nearly as well. Tongue in cheek can be another way of saying impersonal, and that's what Rid Of Me feels like. Side note, it makes me queasy to think that PJ had to suffer Jay Leno for one second - I'm sure he was his usual douchebag self to her. It also makes me sad that the one time I saw her she was opening for fucking Live, and the drunk jocks around me didn't get her at all. Anyway, I still listen to Dry every couple of months.
Me too. I was gutted when that band broke up because for me the drums are also VERY important. I haven't felt the same about any of her other albums. I like a song now and again but it has lost its magic.
Saw PJ Harvey around the release of Rid of Me' in Birmingham...despite heckling from the crowd Polly refused to take off her shades. Am incredible band, tight as hell and raw. They played for an hour and left. I was already transfixed after 'Dry'.
You’ve just made my day, Trash Theory! Love me some PJ. ❤️🖤 God, I would’ve loved to have heard her sing “Milk It”…
I love Polly jean so much. Thank you for making this. I learned a lot that I didn’t know before!
This is still one of the greatest major label releases EVER. This is a killer album start to finish truly one of the last great albums as a piece of work
Thank you for one more great and insightful video (let alone how well researched and presented it is, as usual).
The Durutti Column next?
Mate, this video was excellent. Thanks 🙏
Great retrospective.... Thanx!!!
Gracias Trash Theory, gran video
Saw her on 21. Februar 2011 in Admiralspalast in Berlin...it was the BEST concert I ever went to this day. I was speechless and overwhelmed with her creativity and performance. I love her so much.
One of the only artist to emerge in the immediate aftermath of grunge who had instant cred
Met polly in a Glasgow bar in 1995 when we’d just signed to an indie label, she was wonderful…our guitarist got on very well with her and she gave him her number….which he subsequently lost as he got soooo drunk and we didn’t see her again until two years later….talented and funny….
Your guitarist, don't take this the wrong way, is an idiot.
@@dirkturtle3354 sadly I can only agree!!!! He still can’t live it down….hahahaha😂✌️, oh what could have been!😩🤘
She is simply amazing. Yet another cracking video 👍🏻
She’s just the best! Unparalleled 🖤💋
Excellent travail - merci.
PJ Harvey is a fucking legend
I have chills everytime I remember I love her.
Great job. Seriously. Nice one. You really did justice to PJH.
awesome video ! thanks
I love PJ Harvey so much!!! I admit that I haven't heard a lot of her newest music but up until A Woman A Man.. I bought all her albums. I think she is so talented & so beautiful. The song Legs is so freaking amazing. She's a treasure.
It's so interesting the story of these two albums. I'm a huge fan of dry and got a bit obsessed with that album but I don't get rid of me at all and I don't understand all the praise vs the much better Dry.
The background story is so interesting though, I love all the archive footage and quotes.
I love your channel mate.
Saw her open first before veruka salt, and the main act was LIVE. Needless to say we left before the main act. I was there to see her and my buddy wanted to check out veruka. Great show.
In hindsight, this video feels overdue, somehow! But I'm really glad you did it. Nice work, ta very much bruvva!
Thanks For Taking the Time.
Nothing fills my heart with more 90s nostalgic joy than a flash of a Trace Elliot bass amp.