![]() ![]() Post-It, Cocker was so disgruntled that he considered giving up on pop music in favour of going to university. No, no: let us go then, you and I, whizzing past It and on to 1986’s Freaks instead, where the real Pulp begin to take shape. He’s a gawky, fresh-faced and strangely earnest young thing, messing about with cheery folk music and wishy-washy new wave, mooning over puppy love and magical lighthouses and other such nonsense. And It’s Jarvis Cocker isn’t our Jarvis Cocker, either. The Pulp of their 1984 debut, It, aren’t the Pulp for any of us. ![]()
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