Pulp lyrics: are you Different Class?

Sorted for E's & Wizz 1995 #2 double A-side, storming Glasto live that year, based on throw-away line to Jarvis from Stone Roses Sheffield gig-goer

Disco 2000 1995 #7 UK single popularising wood chip walls and referencing Goodwin Fountain, formerly on Fargate in Sheffield

Babies 1994 re-released #19 UK single, B side proclaiming Sheffield: Sex City, name checking an Intake street in opening line

This Is Hardcore 1998 #12 single from eponymous album, whose Swedish Erotica Remix plays vocals in reverse to make them sound nordic ... but nice

Something Changed 1996 #10 single, featured within his 'n' hers sleeves, whose B side Mile End appeared on Trainspotting soundtrack album

Do You Remember the First Time? 1994 #33 single, promoted by short Jarvis-produced film, including Jo Brand and John Peel's initial sex encounters

Common People 1995 #2 Britpop definer, reaching new audience with William Shatner aka Capt Kirk cover that "flattered" Star Trek fan Jarvis

Mis-Shapes 1995 #2 E's & Wizz flip, both of which came from Different Class chart-topper album, but omitted from best of greatest hits compilation

Whiskey in the Jar 1995 cheeky cover of signature Thin Lizzy traditional Irish folk song, included on 1996 Childline charity album