Thread for minor Pulp mysteries

[weej]

On a Wikipedia trawl today, I saw this on the page listing hidden tracks on LPs - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_albums_containing_a_hidden_track#P

Pulp, His 'n' Hers: Track 12 is a hidden song about a dysfunctional family.

The reference links to this newspaper article from 1995: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-times-mail-variety-of-bands-includin/181678441/

What on Earth do we imagine this could have been about?

[hawalius1]

I think they're talking about Razzmatazz - a bonus track on the US edition. It does talk about sisters, brothers, and mothers. And Discogs notes that it was an unlisted bonus track.

[eamonn]

Now this is the kind of Eerie Indiana lore I can get behind! Sadly, upon reading the next post, Pulpmagic disappeared from my mind as I think Kev is correct 

[weej]

Think you're probably right & someone should probably correct Wikipedia. Poor listening skills from that journalist.

https://www.discogs.com/release/1133451-Pulp-His-N-Hers

Anyway, a nice thread for you all to share any unimportant mysteries you have found, if you want to use it.

[eamonn]

I wonder how far "The Tones Of Evil" (the start of Acrylic Afternoons) got as a tune. During the same HnH sessions, "Razz II" was scrapped. Ed Buller still dreams about His n Hers (see his social media post yesterday), let's ask him!

[Weed]

I vaguely remember an explaination somewhere but I have forgotten now...

Why is there always, what sounds like, a sample of glass breaking at the end of Disco 2000 when they play it live?

[seductivebarry]

Who is Jeremy Scissors?

[FarmerMatty]

The guy from 'Grown Ups'? He's a made up name to protect the identity of a friend of Jarv's who said the quote in the song.

[eamonn]

Sissons innit?