Pete and Brian are back, and this time they’re diving headfirst into Pulp’s gloriously chaotic 1995 masterpiece Different Class. They’re joined by Kevin Brown, who brings the kind of insider wisdom that only comes from living through the Britpop boom. Together they unpack the unlikely rise of Jarvis Cocker — patron saint of the commoner, accidental sex symbol, and king of supermarket chic. Is this album truly in a class of its own, or just the best night out you can have on a student budget? Tune in and find out.

Also please check out Kevin Brown's musical podcasts!

• Tom Petty Project: https://www.tompettyproject.com
• Seaside Pod Review - A Queen Podcast: https://pod.link/1650331194
• Ultimate Catalogue Clash: https://www.pod.link/1700472647

It's our 50th episode and 5-year anniversary! Join us as we give our honest, unmerciful review of Led Zeppelin's adventurous 1973 album "Houses of the Holy". Chock full of classics, and some genre hops, does the record hold up? Tune in and find out!

Pete and Brian dive into Fiona Apple's unflinching, incisive, and emotionally charged second album, 1999's "When the Pawn...". Apple's acrobatic vocalizations, clever lyrics and piano skills are on display, backed by a percussive, expressive band. For the young singer, this album was a response to the criticism from her stunning debut, "Tidal", full of fury and also self-reflection and unique takes on relationship dynamics. How does it hold up 26 years later? Tune in to find out!