Details
- Release date: 9 December 2002
- Label: Island Universal
- Format: DVD (PAL region free)
- Catalogue number: 0634169
Credits
- DVD design and concept: Jarvis Cocker and Martin Wallace
- DVD menu animated by: Sam Arthur
- Sound mixed by: Ade Pressley at Strongroom
- Sound by: Jarvis Cocker
- DVD authoring by: Pavement
Sleeve:
- Sleeve art direction: Peter Saville and Jarvis Cocker
- Cover image: Simon Periton, after photographs by William Selden
Contents
Promos
- Babies (original version) (1992)
- Razzmatazz (1992)
- Lipgloss (1993)
- Do You Remember the First Time? (normal version) (1994)
- Babies (1994 version) (1994)
- Common People (fight version) (1995)
- Sorted for E's & Wizz (1995)
- Mis-shapes (1995)
- Disco 2000 (adult version) (1995)
- Something Changed (1996)
- Help the Aged (1997)
- This is Hardcore (normal version) (1998)
- A Little Soul (1998)
- Party Hard (1998)
- The Trees (2001)
- Bad Cover Version (uncensored version) (2002)
Home Movies
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TV Madness
Short clips from the following TV programmes:- JMTV Rocks the Garden (RTE 1) (2 April 1993) - "fashion parade deluxe" (1)
- Live footage from the Leadmill, Sheffield (recorded 1 September 1991) - brief clip of Death II
- Live & Kicking (BBC1) (15 November 1997) - Jarvis answering questions from assembled kids (1)
- JMTV Rocks the Garden (RTE 1) (2 April 1993) - "fashion parade deluxe" (2)
- The Big Big Talent Show (ITV) (1996 or 1997) - lounge cover version of Common People (1)
- Red Ronnie's Roxy Bar (Videomusic) (20 January 1996) - woman asking Jarvis for a kiss
- The Big Big Talent Show (ITV) (1996 or 1997) - lounge cover version of Common People (2)
- The Big Breakfast (Channel 4) (27 September 1995) - band interview: "Dish the Dirt"
- Local news story about the Sorted For E's & Wizz controversy (1995)
- The Big Breakfast (Channel 4) (1995) - Jarvis interview clip
- Brass Eye (Channel 4) (5 March 1997) - "Me Oh Myra" spoof
- Live & Kicking (BBC1) (15 November 1997) - Jarvis answering questions from assembled kids (2)
- Live & Kicking (BBC1) (2 December 1995) - Disco 2000 and interview clip
- Live & Kicking (BBC1) (15 November 1997) - Jarvis answering questions from assembled kids (3)
- This Morning (ITV) (2 June 1995) - Jarvis interview clip
- Stars in Their Eyes (ITV) (circa 1997) - Gareth Dickinson as Jarvis sings Common People
- MTV's Most Wanted (MTV) (8 November 1995) - Jarvis and Russell interview
- The Harry Hill Show (Channel 4) (circa 1997)
- Da Ali G Show (Channel 4) (5 March 2000) - "Help the Muthafuckin Aged"
- Look North (BBC East Yorks/Lincs) (September 1996) - news story about Pulp's 1996 Mercury Music Prize win
- Alan Bangs (German TV)
- Red Ronnie's Roxy Bar (Videomusic) - presenter reads the entire lyrics to Common People in Italian
- The Big Big Talent Show (ITV) (1996 or 1997) - lounge cover version of Common People (3)
- JMTV Rocks the Garden (RTE 1) (2 April 1993) - goodbye (3)
- Home Movies
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Sheffield Bands 84/85
- Obscure documentary. Includes footage of Pulp rehearsing The Mark of the Devil and an interview.
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Catcliffe
- Filmed at the Bank's Pottery warehouse in Catcliffe where Pulp used to rehearse
Live
Sleeve notes
10 years on an island - not even Robinson Crusoe got that. But whilst here we have seen such sights! Such beings! Such strangeness! & some of it we tried to get into these songs. 'Cos that's what we're here for; sifting thru' the crap that washes up on the shore & turning it into something else. Something home-made, precarious & a little rickety maybe, but also kind of beautiful in it's own way (we hope).
Our ship sails away on the morrow, bound for distant shores. When we reach our destination, no-one knows, but rest assured:
We'll be in touch.