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In the mid-nineties, Jarvis Cocker could have stood for Prime Minister and would probably have won. After a decade in indie pop’s lower leagues, it was with Common People that the scene finally caught up with Pulp’s brilliant mixture of glam-pop and suburban storytelling. The infamous Michael Jackson incident at the Brits may have overshadowed it for a while, but Different Class remains Britpop’s finest moment and a perfect example of Pulp making archetypal Yorkshire pop – funny, acerbic and full of singalong tunes.
More odd-pop Yorkshire acts: Richard Hawley, Baby Bird, Beautiful South
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