and finance capital. I hope that complacency and arrogance were very much of our generation and I'm glad we've had our time, to be honest, cos the kids coming through can now start clearing up the mess our lot left - and what a fucking mess it is, eh? Their immigrant underclass shadow gave them a taste of working class reality a few months back and they didn't like it, did they? All their organic coffee shops got smashed up and the latte went everywhere. Out they came with their fucking brooms and rosy cheeks, sweeping the 'scum' away. Did you see the photo of them holding their brooms up in The Guardian? They need to invent a red-cheek filter to go with the redeye one. As one of the illiterate 'scum' in their eyes I found that part of it funny, to be honest. Welcome to Paaaaahhhk Life! I look at that whole Britpop period as part of a necessary fantasy where the newly ascendant middle classes came in from the shires and camouflaged themselves in working class garb before they really took over and financially raped the whole place into buggery, which is where it now is. Nice to see we've all moved on. From anger you found it difficult to live with, to analysis that leaves you resigned but still resistant. S'called growing up. Disco Inferno made the most grown-up kids music I'd ever heard. "I may need dreams from time to time, But dreams aren't keeping