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Note: Like the rest of this site, I'm not completely positive about the accuracy. If you'd like to read an accurate account of Pulp and its' members' history, get thee to a bookstore and buy Martin Aston's book, Pulp, if you like detailed accounts or if you prefer color photographs and small blurbs of text, then Linda Halloway's Pulp: An Illustrated Biography or Paul Lester's Pulp: The Illustrated Story will suit your needs. I've got a more in depth analysis of these books in the Links section. |
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