Talk:Sorted for E's & Wizz

"In addition, many newspapers speculated that the song was about a countryside rave." sounds too ironic. What else could it be about? Note that Pulp takes a sceptical look at drugs as a means of escape, rather as Ian Dury does in Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll. --Cedders 12:54, 18 April 2006 (UTC)

Somewhere...
The song was performed by Pulp when they appeared at Homelands Dance Music Festival in 2001, eliciting a cheer from a crowd after the lyric "Somewhere in a field in Hampshire" ... Homelands annually being held in a field, in Hampshire.

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