From Reading 2000 onwards, various custom-made films were used to illustrate specific songs in the Pulp live set. “It’s just stuff to be projected while we’re playing,” Jarvis told NME in August 2000. “I’m working on trying to edit all that stuff together at the moment. It’s a bit hectic. When I finish rehearsing music I have to go home and start putting all that stuff together. Some of the stuff I filmed myself. You’ll probably be able to tell that from the very bad camera work. They’re taken on my trips out birdwatching really (laughs). I’ve been walking around with a camera for a year and a half. It’s one of them video things that can fit in your pocket. I’ve just been trawling through it trying to find something appropriate. It’s nothing to do with the band, it’s just when I’ve gone on day trips. It’ll be like when your grandad makes you watch a slide show when you’re about ten and bores you to death with it. Hopefully, it’ll be more interesting than that.”

The films included:

• Weeds - speeded-up stop-frame footage of plants growing
• The Birds In Your Garden - tracking shot moving along a fence
• The Night That Minnie Timperley Died - original 1960s footage of dancers at Sheffield City Hall Ballroom (one of whom was Jarvis’ dad)
• Sunrise - the sunrise, viewed from an aeroplane bursting through clouds
• Bad Cover Version - images of kittens, beefburgers, pens, ink bottles labelled “paranoia”, cartons of chips with the word “intelligence”
• I Love Life - Super 8 film of a day trip to Flamborough Head, 1988
• Party Hard - woman shaking maracas
• A Little Soul - shots of the children from the original video
• Something Changed - stock footage of an orchestra
• Sorted - two ravers in a car
• F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. - swirling coloured shapes
• The Fear - fireworks, church bells swinging, etc.
• This Is Hardcore - various vintage shots of women posing and undressing