#spike island

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以前描いたミリガン先生

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Rob James-Collier | Spike Island

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emilia clarke as sally in spike island icons

[theninetiestapes]

The Stone Roses live (audio) @ Spike Island, Widnes, UK 27/05/1990

[thebowerypresents]

Pulp Get Get Reunited with NYC at Kings Theatre

Pulp – Kings Theatre – September 14, 2024

Four decades as a band and the Britpop darlings Pulp haven’t skipped a beat. Lead singer Jarvis Cocker, keyboardist Candida Doyle, guitarist Mark Webber and drummer Nick Banks returned Stateside for the five-city North American leg of their This Is What We Do for an Encore Tour. They hadn’t played the United States since their 2012 Coachella reunion — and it’s been a long wait for their return.

Despite another famed Britpop band’s reunion announcement, the steady and uncomplicated Sheffield, England, four-piece might be the better bet for that nostalgic ’90s alternative-rock laced with melancholy lyrics. After playing Chicago and Toronto, Cocker and company arrived at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre on Friday for two sold-out appearances. Per the opening intro text projected onstage on Saturday, the night was the band’s 556th show. 

Enshrouded in darkness against a moon, Cocker sang, “I Spy,” but quickly leaped on top of floor speakers to the roar of the crowd. To celebrate Webber’s birthday, Pulp broke from their setlist to play “Bad Cover Version,” and then upon its conclusion, a fan led the audience in a hearty “Happy Birthday” sing-along. In another honorary moment, the band dedicated “Something Changed” to their recently departed longtime bassist Steve Mackey. 

Cocker was the centerpiece on Saturday, gyrating across the stage with freeform movements, from languid voguing to exclamatory leaps. He lounged in an armchair bathed in red before igniting in syncopated arm gestures for “This Is Hardcore.” And then the room was quizzed on the year, month and day of Pulp’s very first show in New York City (as the opener for Blur), a fitting segue into “Do You Remember the First Time?” 

The band would return for not one but two encores. The first was a trio of fan favorites, “Like a Friend,” “Underwear” and “Common People,” while the second offered a new song, “Spike Island,” based on the historic Irish island that housed a former prison and hosted a legendary 1990 Stone Roses concert. Fittingly, Pulp closed with the 1994 standout track “Razzamatazz,” from His ’n’ Hers, and “Glory Days,” off 1998’s This Is Hardcore. —Sharlene Chiu | @Shar0ck

Photos courtesy of Dana Distortion | distortionpix.com

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I edit this picture :3

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Blockbenchtober Day 7 - "Winter"

Some of my favourite wintery Mario enemies! Dr. Freezegood, Snow Spike and Mr Blizzard!

[theprotagonistisdead]

it's so funny to me that in once more with feeling spike goes off on buffy about not having broken into song yet but then immediately sings one about how buffy makes him feel alive. dude forgot why people in musicals sing. because they can't just say their feelings because it's too much. he will tell her more about his feelings for her but not yet. it's still too much right now.

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