My name is Stan. I'm at. Nice to meet you. So you took up photography where? I've always loved

photography but I turn it into earning a living at 60. I enrolled on a day course.

Well college. I loved going to college. It's good you can retry. I'm enrolled on the day course. But college?

I loved going to college.

It's good you can retrain and do something.

Yeah, yeah.

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And our guest today is someone who has brought wit intelligence, acute observation, and a sustaining sense of humour to British pop culture for over a quarter of a century now.

His band Pulp with a quintessential outsiders who re-made British pop in their own oddball image during the

Britpop years.

The correct answer to the question Blair or Oasis was of always Pulp. His Pulp songs examined everything from the everyday life

that Pot usually ignores to the hubris of the new labor years.

Dig out a song called Cocaine Socialism for a harsh vision of that.

And of course Britain's endless class neuroses

with the deathless common people. And when it wasn't fun anymore, he stopped, moving sideways into

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