Pulp - Do You Remember the First Time?
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Music video by Pulp performing Do You Remember The First Time (Promo). (C) 2006 PolyGram Video International - Hudba
When my daughter moved to South Yorkshire from down south she saw Jarvis at Sheffield station and being a typical teenager she went across to ask if it was indeed Jarvis , she expected to be told to get lost , it was indeed Jarvis and he had a good chat with her , absolutely made her day , Jarvis was an absolute gent , some so called stars could learn a lot from Jarvis
HE LOOKS LIKE A WELL EDUCATED MAN
Try the holy father that is Richard Ashcroft ✌✌🇬🇧🇬🇧
He held the toilet door open for me in a pub in Shoreditch in 1999
@@MELLYBOY58 Richard Ashcroft man! 💚
@@bavar11an Cool as they come ...big up ✌✌🇬🇧🇬🇧
Jarvis is great when it comes to lyrics. He can put a whole era into a song.
Indeed, heck im a third world citizens and i can relate to many of his genius lyrics
I remember at the time there was that big stand off over who was the greater band Blur or Oasis? The answer was Pulp.
so underrated
morningstar is the correct answer
Yas
blur. also better than oasis.
Pulps good, but blur all the way
RIP Steve Mackey, this track got me into Pulp. Thanks for the music.🎶🎵
Very sad😢
on the show they did like 2 weeks ago here in chile they paid homage to steve before playing this song and HOLY SHIT, i'm getting goosebumps just remembering and typing this
Steve was a swell fellow
This song makes me happy and sad at the same time. If any piece of music takes me straight back in time to the 90s, this is it.
Mines is cast- fine time
Mines is end of the century
The word your looking for is ‘Pathos’
Me too. The verses feel sad, but the chorus is happy.
❤🎉
Was 19 ( now 44 ) and this song takes me right back to an absolutely amazing place in my life ❤
Was 18 (now45) and this song takes me back to the exact same place ❤️
Wasn't born yet, but I'm 17 right now and I look forward to this song bringing me back here in the future.
Did you get fingered by a bloke called Dave, the local butcher, at the bus stop?
Same here!!!!
i was 20. great times.
This was always my favourite Pulp song. There's something quite emotional and wistful about it, I thought it was great when it came out in '94 and still do.
paulph12002 I agree so soulful and can relate so o this
Pulp are mid 90s Britpop encapsulated. Its sardonicness, its sexiness, its optimism, its despondencies, its examples of the middle class enjoying being rather working class.
I think it was more that a lot of the lower middle class were only just out of being working class...economically maybe but not psychologically. Alot of wounds carried across from the baby boomer generation that became middle class.
Brit pop was shite. This was good. See the difference. XO
i'm nineteen and this song embodies that feeling of restlessness that you sometimes get when you're that young... pulp really just have that air of freedom around them. i get the similar feeling when i listen to the libertines. love them both very much
Yeah they both definitel have that quality.
Come back in 10 years and see if it means the same, then another 10 years and listen again. The great songs are ones that you can derive meaning from in different ways at the different points in your life
yeah... restlessness and anger
Damon and Jarvis both adorable with that blue eyed hairless chest boyish British look.
Hit the nail on the head with this comment
Pulp, Suede, Blur, Cast, Ocean Colour Scene, Placebo, Manic Street Preachers, Oasis, The Verve, Longpigs, Embrace, Kula Shaker, Paul Weller, Sleeper, Mansun, Radiohead, Echobelly, Saint Ettiene.. What a time to be alive, God I miss the mid 90s..
Mansun. Manston's an airport !
@@JohnSmith-oe4ci lol.. I live near Manston, predictive text strikes again..
46yrs old. Every Pulp song teleports me to a moment of my youth. A bittersweet swoop of emotions ranging from joy to despair. Every moment beautiful and poignant. A chord, a chorus, a corresponding thought. I love them.
A masterpiece..... still....after all these years.... i am 50 now but i remember this song and how it gave ( and still gives) me the shivers😊❤
Shivers😌
Track is a reflection on nostalgia, friendship, and a fractured relationship. It tells the story of two people whose relationship has changed over time; the singer is bemoaning the current state of the affair but fondly remembering the "first time" they were together. He acknowledges that she may choose to continue with her current partner, and he is okay with that as long as she still holds a place for him in her heart. The song speaks to the endless cycle of time and how despite change, love can endure.
i’m 18 years old today, i’ve known this song word for word since i was about 8. my step dad often questions how i know all the words to Pulp’s music, to which my mother replies “i’ve brought her up listening to good music that’s why”
you have mother, you have.
Yeah, my boys too, ELO, Johnny Cash, Tom Petty, Wilburys, Pulp... 😉
Eighteen years old. The whole of my life ahead of me and this song embodied that feeling of youthful optimism.
Now I listen to this and feel slightly depressed at how fast the last twenty years has passed and all the wasted opportunities.
I hear ya...
and I read it 5 years later wow. touching comment I've ever read I guess.
Start from now.
I was 24 and felt the same
When highschool was about to end i had the same feeling and I enjoyed every last second with that taste that it will end very soon and somehow me and girl fell in love with each other in our last night as highschool's students
JAVIS COCKER Jarvis Branson Cocker (born 19 September 1963) is an English musician and frontman for the band Pulp. Through his work with the band, Cocker became a figurehead of the Britpop movement of the mid-1990s.[1] Following Pulp's hiatus, Cocker has led a successful solo career, and currently presents his own radio show on BBC Radio 6 Music,
WHAT A GREAT BLOKE ! VERY RESPECTED !
"Do you remember the first time? I can't remember a worse time"
Simple words, a million of bad memories.
It's "I can't remember the WORST time"
Pulp is such an awesome band I love them!
Fuck me Janice! Looking like you you could have anyone, I would give my soul to be one of your bad memories angel. But I think I would have tried my best so I could see you another day. But that is that. Oh well.
@@ewennicolson4342 no it's not
The cinematography is fantastic
@@inessa5923 Smh, cinematography is one of the film analysis basics not a word used to impress
I thought it was annoying and childish !
Jarvis said he got the inspiration for this video from the 1984 documentary Downside Up by Tony Hill. Here it is czcams.com/video/zIiEtKoMuEY/video.html
Jarvis talks bout how he shamelessly ripped off another director who directed a video with camera movements exactly that he saw at film school in st Martin’s
My god, Jarvis always sounds so familiar when it comes to love, he’s just like your old best friend who tell all your feelings just by looking in your eyes
Beautiful!
God I love Pulp and Blur❤️
Cacti-goon me too! 😍
and OASIS ;)
Blur, Pulp anda Suede!!
@@brunorodriguez8496 Suede, Pulp & Blur 👌
and Verve
every time i hear this song, I'm transported to a smokey Leadmill in Sheffield in the late 90's, half cut on the dance floor at about 1.30 am
Richard Hall the Leadmill... fuck yes!!!
Yeah I used to go all the time during my student years in the mid nineties. One of my housemates worked behind the bar, another went out with one of the bouncers and her sister went out with the head of security. They were always round our shared house so I never had to queue to get in and always got served straight away at the bar. Happy days!
I think we may have bumped into each other. More than once.
Leadmill turned Madonna down just as she was about to become famous.. fantastic club very sweaty brilliant atmosphere
Yup. Yup. Sheffield resident since '98. I can totally relate :D A dance floor so sticky you had to keep moving or you'd be glued to the spot in no time :D
This tune is addicting, and the music video is iconic
Mozza, you are right😌
That British Sound... Love it!
i listened to this when i was 14 and i loved it. now i'm 32 and it makes so much more sense. in a really sad way that i would have never understood when i was young.
There was in MTV Brazil a show called "Lado B" (literally, "B side"). Every Wednesday, 12:00 AM. I was 16,17 years old, awake, waiting for it. I did enjoy all Pulp videos I saw!
For an 80s/90s kid, this song is haunting now in the most wonderful, depressing way.
I'm listening to this because in the car to college today my dad was telling me how much he loves this song and how it takes him back, he's 55
Saw them live in 95 when I was 14. Necking some cans in an alley before we got in and dancing to this like we would never have a care in the world. The best days :)
This song is 20 years old...TWENTY FUCKING YEARS AGO!!!!
I know!
proud to be 90s. hahha
And it's still brilliant and better than the dross they put out now. Justin Bieber... Boy that's progress.
madcapoperator and what IS STILL GOOD ISEN IT
22 )
This song in their come back concerts in particular is very nostalgic. It is always played first. So the very first sentence you get from the band is "you say you gotta go home". From then on, it is a waking dream for an hour and some, and then you go home and you cry.
RIP Steve Mackey (November 10, 1966 - March 2, 2023), aged 56
You will be remembered as a legend.
😢
One of the greatest bands of all time. Not many bands combine goosebumps with just..... Hold up, I really don't know how to put my love for this band into words. Just thanks for the music!!!!!! 😍
"I don't care if you screw him"
I feel better now
mastablastaCOV Thank you. Scratched that itch for me too.
thank you
I do not care if she screws him, I will still be here
bro
The song is so beautiful and depressive at the same time, always reminds me of the time with the girl whose love I lost forever
The riff that never quits and Candida's spooky keyboard in the chorus. Just two reasons to love this song out of the many others.
Really starting to realise these guys were better than Oasis and Blur. These are such heart felt songs, amazingly well constructed and soaring guitars. I just wish I had appreciated them back in the day, the nostalgia of top 40s, as an early teen back in the 90s, is strong.
I'll never understand why Blur and Oasis were the big boys on the Britpop stage. Pulp deserved the spotlight!
@@inessa5923I can understand why oasis were huge but not really Blur.
Song 2 was a decent Little Rock track & Girls & Boys was iconic.
Charmless man was ok, Parklife was a bit shit but got massive appeal due to the video & Phil Daniels cameo.
Country House was awful & if anyone else had released it, wouldn’t have sold at all.
Coffee & Tv was average.
Oasis on the other hand dropped a good 20-30 absolute bangers.
Pulp, Suede & Feeder were massively underrated in this era.
Took you long enough! ;)
Safe travels #SteveMackey...🙏🏼🤍
Will always Remember The First Time, I heard this...
So refreshing at the time + love the lyrics + gorgeous vocals frm Jarvis 💜
Thank u 4 the music + memories #SteveMackey 🙏🏼
Rest in Peace #SteveMackey 💗🙏🏼
Greatest record of the Brit pop era.. incredible
God-tier '90s gold. Literally top of the class material
You say you've got to go home
'Cause he's sitting on his own again this evening
I know you're gonna let him bore your pants off again
Oh God, it's half past eight
You'll be late
You say you've never been sure
Though it makes good sense for you to be together
Still you bought a toy that can reach the places he never goes.
Oh, now it's getting late
He's so straight
Do you remember the first time?
I can't remember a worse time
But you know that we've changed so much since then
Oh yeah,
We've grown
Now I don't care what you're doing
No I don't care if you screw him.
Just as long as you save a piece for me
Oh yeah
You say you've got to go home
Well at least there's someone there that you can talk to
And you never have to face up to the night on your own
Jesus, it must be great to be straight.
Do you remember the first time?
I can't remember a worse time
But you know that we've changed so much since then
Oh yeah
We've grown
Now I don't care what you're doing
No I don't care if you screw him
Just as long as you save a piece for me
Oh yeah
You wanna go home
Oh yeah, you wanna go home
Oh yeah, you wanna go home
You wanna go home
Do you remember the first time?
I can't remember a worse time
But you know that we've changed so much since then
Oh yeah
We've grown
Now I don't care what you're doing
No, I don't care if you screw him
Just as long as you save a piece for me,
Oh yeah now
Do you remember the first time?
I can't remember a worse time
But you know that we've changed so much since then
Oh yeah
We've grown
Now I don't care what you're doing
No, I don't care if you screw him
Just as long as you save a piece for me, oh yeah now
You wanna go home
I have said this before but when the stone Roses didnt play Glastonbury , pulp played, the best gig I have ever seen they were awesome
i remember the first time i listened to pulp
this song still makes my heart swell no matter how many times i listen to it... jarvis' genius is still affecting teenagers decades after the song came out!
That hook. Had this the day it came out(‘lifted from a Soundwarehouse in OKC) in 1994. To this day this song stands out to me. It builds and builds all into this release of perfect guitar riff. Jarvis and company released an album so out of sync with the times that it remains timeless to this day.
When I started to listen to pulp in 15 but now I truly understood what he was singing about. I'm 31 years now and relationships are ...
Pulp did some great tunes but this stands head and shoulders above the rest.
man i wasted so much time on oasis
Awesome comment.
robbiek77 thats my favourite oasis song too lol
robbiek77 I actually liked a lot of there stuff but i listen to it now and its just... meh. Also Noel Gallagher is a pretentious dickhead always moaning about modern music just because he's irrelevant
poor you
Kcuf elgoog You didn't if they bought you happiness. But if you missed this, then you did miss some great music first time around. Where I grew up all the idiots and wannabe hardnuts listened to Oasis, the psycho nuts listened to Suede and the arty crowd and Sci-Fi geeks listened to Pulp..
What an absolute classic song long live pulp 🇬🇧
Pulp songs have always that bittersweet taste that i love.
I love the nod to Cabaret Voltaire’s Sensoria video. Sheffield seems like a great place where they respect and care for their own.
Takes me back to the days when I lived in England in the 90's, I wish I could have been at a festival to see them play this song live, it would have been amazing, playing it full blast in my headphones is amazing, I can feel the magic energy, makes me feel like I'm there! Come to Transmit in Glasgow please Pulp!
Rest in Peace Steve Mackey ❤
Love this song, pulp never gets boring.
Esta cancion es, no sé como decirlo siempre vuelvo a ella, tiene un dejo de nostalgia, melancolía, es fantástica.👍🎶👌🥰😍 Viva el britpop!!!👏
Forget Blur and Oasis.
It was PULP what won it! ☺
I think Pulp & Suede are underrated, even I think they are best than blur or oasis.
Nah, the charlatans and the verve.
This song randomly popped into my head a few days ago, haven't heard it for years, still good.
When I look back,
I realise these were a gem of a band.
The greatest music period of my life 90 - 96 didn't listen to music properly really till 94 and it was oasis but pulp and those bands I remember as such golden times I'll never forget.
Up till about a year ago, I'd never heard this song sober. Always played late when I was at student nights. Glorious
Never was into him before but in my old age..it hits home...this and common people..what a talent.songs you feel and not just hear
We live on memories! It’s 2020! Takes me back! God bless us all! KRO
Did they seriously censor the word "screw"? Like, seriously?
in the Common People video too
ITS THE TIP-TOE TOWARDS TOTALITARIANISM. NEW WORLD ORDER GLOBAL MARTIAL LAW IS THE END GAME AND CENSORSHIP IS DEPLOYED ON ART AS PART OF THAT PROCESS
it hasn't been censored in Sophie Ellis Bextor's cover.
31011962singapore It's a better version anyway
Reino Alatalo you wot M8?
This is an Era anthem. 90´s anthem.
I can´t avoid to feel some melancholic... when and where the good music gone?
Pulp was the best band, it was not an indie-alternative-brit band.
It was an Era band, glory days.
And Jarvis was the most handsome-beautiful one.
Epic guitar sound.
"you bought a toy that can reach the places he never goes" LOL.
Dildo?
Muhammad Abdul nope. A Rubix cube
Anthony Connaghan 😒
Welcome to the year 2018 who needs a man when a toy (vibrator) can make any woman have multiple orgasms # cradle of filth = nearly full seek jesus
Absolutely loved Pulp and Jarvis...nothing like them since. Bring back my teen years 90s forever
Forever Pulp 🖤
Great song the guitar riff absolutely make it.
I miss this band :(
the amount of times i’ve watched this is unhealthy
Watching and/or listening to Pulp is perhaps one of the best things someone can do for their mental health. Whenever I feel like I'm losing everything (which may become literally as much as figuratively soon enough), I just binge away and think back to better days, like when I first got clued into them as a Uni student in the early/mid '90s.
People say Oasis and Blur epitomised the Britpop era but for me Pulp had already been going since the 80's and when guitar bands got even more popular Pulp where at the right place and time.
RIP Steve Mackey 11/10/1966 - 03/02/2023 He was the best! :(
One of the best songs of the last 30 years
I love the dreamy nature of this song.
Rip Steve,never be forgotten ❤️
Damn this song is so perfect, the whole H n' H album is amazing.
Jarvis a lyrical genius. In the day. Shame we get old.
Siempre recordamos lo que amamos. Siempre recordaré este tema ❤️
If James Acaster and Dylan Moran had a baby I bet it would look like Jarvis
David Tennant got a goodly share of those genetics along the way
Yeah I was thinking along the lines of James Acaster and David Tennant having a baby… but hey, maybe all 3 of them could have been involved at some point along the line
Do YoU RemEmbER ThE FirST TimE 🎵🎵🎵
Breathtaking and heartaching.. especially for the nostalgia of yoof and dayze long gone byyyyy ,( PerfeKt
I really love this song, it's a piece of a art
Epic sound...cinematic guitar
Nostalgia por la buena música!!😢
Pulp always meant more to me than the other bands of the era. The lyrics are phenomenal, the instrumentation isn't obvious, but it has all the flavours of that time. Any teenager getting drunk in a park and trying to chat people up can relate to Pulp songs.
'90 the best 10-15 years for music,new Genres,amazing bands and solo musicians.I love '90 and music belongs to them❤
Sad sex: the two words that describe Pulp.
That is hilariously accurate.
magic guitar...this is perfect ..classic !
I will always remember you, mi little pineapple and mouse. This song theme always be for us ♡
Got married to "Something Changed", love Pulp and Jarvis - class
This band was and still is so fucking perfect
..and you never have to face up to the night on your own..
What a flipping track this is.. Sounds great on the Duke Box down the pub.. Stuff today doesn`t compete..
Soo underrated!! Quality British music 🎉😎👏🏻love pulp still at 47
Una absoluta obra de arte
este tema es parte de mi vida ❤
Rest In Peace Steve Mackey .
The most exhilarating last 90 seconds of a '90s tune.
Excellent voice & guitars & keyboards sounds
Such a good song. Reminds me of a girl I was with. She was with someone else.... But you can't help who you fall in love with.
It’s always pulp absolutely brilliant