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Release date: 1st July 1992

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About This Album

'Separations' by Pulp is a 1992 rock album released on Fire Records. The first six tracks are 'Love Is Blind', 'Don't You Want Me Anore', 'She's Dead', 'Separations', 'Down by the River', and 'Countdown'. It has 16 tracks in total.

"Separations" is an album by Pulp, released 1st July 1992 via Fire Records. It features 16 tracks, including "Love Is Blind", "My Legendary Girlfriend", and "Don't You Want Me Anymore".

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Pulp

Pulp

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Record details & tracklist

199216 tracks

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Label

Fire Records

Release year

1992

—Love Is Blind
5:45
—My Legendary Girlfriend
6:51
—Don't You Want Me Anymore
3:52
—She's Dead

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5:09

—Down by the River

1Love Is Blind Lyrics

5:45

2Don't You Want Me Anymore Lyrics

3:52

3She's Dead Lyrics

5:09

4Separations Lyrics

4:45

5Down by the River Lyrics

3:39

6Countdown Lyrics

4:41

7My Legendary Girlfriend Lyrics

6:51

8Death II Lyrics

5:36

9This House Is Condemned Lyrics

7:52

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18 Oct 2026 • 9:10 am

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What Jarvis Cocker has said ‘Tina’ is about, and who made Pulp’s ‘digital Fuzzy-Felt’ video

Jarvis Cocker called Pulp’s ‘Tina’ a song of “obsession & fantasy”; its animated video was made with artist Julia Schimautz, DTAN Studio and Gaussian Studio.

10 Oct 2026 • 9:40 am

How Pulp’s ‘Different Class’ 30th anniversary edition changed the original vinyl

How Pulp’s ‘Different Class’ 30th anniversary edition changed the original vinyl

Pulp’s anniversary reissue spread the 53-minute original album across two 45rpm LPs, while placing the full Glastonbury 1995 set on separate discs.

2 Oct 2026 • 7:40 am

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RAYE, Olivia Dean, JADE and more are set to perform at the 2026 Mercury Prize ceremony

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How Foo Fighters’ ChurnUps Glastonbury 2023 secret was revealed

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30 Sept 2026 • 7:10 am

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What My Chemical Romance’s anniversary editions actually add

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29 Sept 2026 • 1:30 pm

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Why Pulp’s 1995 Glastonbury set belongs alongside ‘Different Class’

Pulp’s last-minute Pyramid Stage headline set captures the band at the precise point their pop ambition met a vast audience.

24 Sept 2026 • 12:45 pm

Had Pulp already broken through before ‘Common People’?

Had Pulp already broken through before ‘Common People’?

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23 Sept 2026 • 7:35 pm

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Britpop memorabilia from Oasis, Blur, Pulp and The Verve is heading to auction

Noel Gallagher’s handwritten ‘Live Forever’ lyrics and Jarvis Cocker’s pink silk glove are among the lots.

23 Sept 2026 • 2:19 am

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Where My Chemical Romance’s ‘Common People’ and Gerard Way’s ‘Superstar’ fit in their history

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22 Sept 2026 • 1:30 pm

How Garth Jennings uses performance and archive footage to tell Pulp’s story

How Garth Jennings uses performance and archive footage to tell Pulp’s story

Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? turns a 2025 arena show and four decades of material into a film about a band still finding reasons to perform.

20 Sept 2026 • 9:30 am

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National Album Day has announced its 2026 exclusive releases and reissues

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18 Sept 2026 • 8:36 am

How secret are Glastonbury’s secret sets?

How secret are Glastonbury’s secret sets?

At Worthy Farm, a “secret set” can mean anything from a publicly timed acoustic performance to an alias that only technically keeps the surprise intact.

16 Sept 2026 • 12:45 pm

Sheffield gave us Alex Turner and Jarvis Cocker. Why does it produce lyricists who notice everything?

Sheffield gave us Alex Turner and Jarvis Cocker. Why does it produce lyricists who notice everything?

Pulp and Arctic Monkeys turn class, desire and embarrassment into sharply observed songs, with Sheffield as a location rather than a shorthand.

16 Sept 2026 • 8:18 am

How Pulp’s two reunion films tell different stories of return

How Pulp’s two reunion films tell different stories of return

Florian Habicht’s Sheffield film and Garth Jennings’ forthcoming MUBI feature catch Pulp at distinct moments of return, shaped by different settings, scale and histories.

15 Sept 2026 • 10:46 am

How Haim, Wet Leg and Pulp made room for the new at Glastonbury 2025

How Haim, Wet Leg and Pulp made room for the new at Glastonbury 2025

Three Glastonbury 2025 sets showed different ways to introduce an album’s next chapter without leaving the songs that built the crowd behind.

14 Sept 2026 • 12:26 pm

Pulp have closed their tour at End Of The Road with Jarvis Cocker telling the crowd he's taking a break

Pulp have closed their tour at End Of The Road with Jarvis Cocker telling the crowd he's taking a break

Their Saturday night headline set on the festival's 20th edition included the first ever live performance of 'Deep Fried In Kelvin'.

6 Sept 2026 • 8:15 am

Pulp are opening their own pub in Manchester this weekend

Pulp are opening their own pub in Manchester this weekend

Jarvis Cocker programmes the jukebox as the band mark 'Live!' album release.

25 Aug 2026 • 10:15 am

Pulp have announced the streaming release date for their new documentary ‘What Do You Do For An Encore?’

Pulp have announced the streaming release date for their new documentary ‘What Do You Do For An Encore?’

Streaming platform sets September date for What Do You Do For An Encore?.

20 Aug 2026 • 4:24 pm

Pulp show their class with an encore that's more than deserved in London's Finsbury Park

Pulp show their class with an encore that's more than deserved in London's Finsbury Park

There’s simply no escaping the nostalgia of Pulp’s second reunion tour. Their original run as a band saw the Jarvis Cocker-led group struggle for recognition for over a decade before 1992’s ‘His N Hers’ tapped into the bubbling Britpop scene that was sweeping the country, eventually turning the Sheffield mob into superstars. A string of other giddy successes followed before Pulp rebelled with 1998’s earnest, eerie ‘This Is Hardcore’. They went on to break up shortly after the turn of the millennium. A brief reunion tour featuring a headline set at Reading & Leeds Festivals alongside a surprise Glastonbury performance followed in 2011, allowing the group to reclaim their legacy as one of that era’s greatest groups before they disbanded once again.

2 Jul 2023 • 5:00 pm

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Versions of this record

Separations — other versions

Deluxe editions, anniversary reissues, regional editions and other recordings of this album. Each has its own page with its own pressings and credits.

Separations (2012) [Remastered]
Year 1992Tracks 11
Separations (Remastered)
Year 2012Tracks 4
Separations - Reissue
Tracks 4

Pressings & releases

Separations — release variants

Country, format and catalogue-number detail for each known pressing.

CD · Album
Main
Country UK & GermanyYear 1992
Fire Records · fire33026
Barcode: 5017161001000
CD · Album
Country EuropeYear 1992
Rosebud · robcd 9216
Barcode: 5 413356 978629
Vinyl · LP · Album
Country UK & GermanyYear 1992
Fire Records · fire 11026
Barcode: 5 017161 000980
Vinyl · LP · Album · White Label
Country UKYear 1992
Fire Records · FIRELP26
CD · Album
Country France & BeneluxYear 1992
Fire Records · fire33026
Barcode: 3369021222660

Credits

Production & Engineering

Producer: Pulp, Alan Smyth
Engineer: Alan Fisch