Death Inspired Pulp Reunion
. "I think that had a lot to do with it," said Cocker. "You suddenly realize you can't take things for granted." Guitarist Mark Webber agreed, saying, "I always thought we'd do something together again eventually, but when he died, I realized [we] should maybe grasp that opportunity." After a nearly 10-year-long break, Cocker acknowledges that getting back on-stage�and into the public spotlight�with Pulp hasn't come naturally. "I've had a few anxiety dreams already," said Cocker. "The favorite is usually wandering through a festival, then looking at your watch and realizing you should have been on stage 10 minutes ago." more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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