I was wondering about this earlier.

Ithink many fans would pick one of three songs - 'Sheffield: Sex City', 'This Is Hardcore', or 'Common People'. Or maybe they'd opt for Different Class as a whole, or His 'n' Hers. Or 'Babies'.

My favourite Pulp production - well, that's something else entirely. Completely different question. It could be 'Lipgloss' or 'Like A Friend', or the sleeve of the Babies single, or the moment during the otherwise-poor 'Common People' video where Jarvis does that funky little bowed leg-kick, like a chicken performing at a seventies disco.

But for me, Pulp's masterpiece would have to exemplify the band at their best. A fantastic song, poppy without being pop-oriented, hewn from then-Pulp template but stronger, built out of sweeping synths and propulsive rhythm, festooned with wonderful, true-pop guitar lines, simple and complex at the same time. It would be something of singular and special emotional resonance, evoking a powerful sense of wistfulness and yearning, featuring the artistic contributions of all six key Pulps in their heyday, with lyrics reflecting Jarvis's fascination on sex, coupledom and love, suffused with nostalgia and retro, bygone times. And it would have a sonic momentum all of its own, with a video that reflected these things too.

For me, 'Do You Remember the First Time?' has a claim to be their real highlight; the best thing they ever did.

But my opinion is irrelevant: what would you pick?