GOOD POP, BAD POP. AN INVENTORY, JARVIS COCKER

The memoirs of Jarvis Cocker, leader of the legendary British band Pulp, who have made millions of people dance.

An undeniable testament. Not only to a unique life and group, but also to 20th-century pop culture, the power of music.

After years of putting it off, Jarvis Cocker finally decides to go through the personal belongings he keeps piled up in a London attic, to decide which to throw away and which to keep. The result of this inventory is Good Pop, Bad Pop, a charming, insightful, and very funny account of one of the most important musical and artistic careers of recent decades. Cocker uses the objects that marked his life as references to tell the story of a shy… odd boy who, since adolescence, kept notebooks where he jotted down what his future band, Pulp, would wear, and how he tenaciously set in motion his plan to channel an immense creative drive into his music and art.

Among many other things, it is an ode to creativity and the power of music and pop culture in general, as one of the main cultural forces of the contemporary world. It is also an intimate and personal account of a musical life that has touched and moved millions of people across the globe.

Named book of the year by The Telegraph, Sunday Times and The Daily Telegraph.

• Number of pages: 376 pages
• Size: 15.5x22.1
• Binding: Hardcover
• ISBN: 978-84-19654-44-1