I think Suede and The Verve could also be mentioned.
That being said, I'd probably still vote Pulp anyway.
I'm under the impression that you're a Blur fan, Alex (judging by Milky the milk carton, which is awesome btw, I love that music video). Blur is pretty good too, but I've never been swept away with Blur the way I have with Pulp. Different Class is amazing, and with songs like "Common People", "This Is Hardcore", "I Spy", and "Sunrise", I can't deny that I love Pulp. Unfortunately, I haven't listened to all that much that either Blur or Pulp has to offer, but I've listened to a pretty similar amount of both, and I have to say that Pulp it is. "Common People" is probably my favorite anthem from the 90s. _________________ 51 Washington, D.C. albums!
SingingPeasant96Coming-of-AgeProfile In the aeroplane (maybe it's over the sea)
Blur by miles and miles
but the matter is my favourite blur albums are last three(which aren't Brit-pop) _________________ If you're feeling sinister, Go off and Listen to Indie Pop
I rank both highly, but I go with Pulp. They are one of the greatest pop bands of all time and while they didn't have the major changes in sound Blur had, they mastered pop in ways few bands ever have. Few bands have written about sex or politics in such an intelligent way and "Common People" is my #2 song of alltime.. I rank their last 4 albums highly. Jarvis Cocker is also one of my alltime favorite front men.
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