In this episode, we unpack Different Class, the 1995 Britpop materpiece that made Pulp household names. With sharp wit, lush arrangements, and Jarvis Cocker's biting social commentary, the album captured the hopes, frustrations, and class tensions of 90's Britain.
From the iconic "Common People" to the seductive "Disco 2000," we explore how Different Class turned everyday stories into anthems and why it remains a defining record of its era.
