is music too middle class?

[Leo]

wittenham clumps

sounds painful, try eating more fiber.

 

[IdleRich]

that's four of us i think

its probably something to do with the intergenerational trauma of the redrawing of the berkshire-oxfordshire border

Yeah, my village was in Berkshire when I was born.

 

[Dusty]

Amazing, it appears we all come from the same small part of ex-Berkshire now-Oxfordshire as well (although that was before my time). I flew my kite on the Clumps, and tobogganed down it at frightening speeds.

 

[craner]

We need to remove this Berkshire-Oxfordshire tumour from the forum.

 

[qwerty south]

Hasn't English music always been pretty middle class?

 

[IdleRich]

Amazing, it appears we all come from the same small part of ex-Berkshire now-ⁿ00ⁿOxfordshire as well (although that was before my time). I flew my kite on the Clumps, and tobogganed down it at frightening speeds.

You too? No way. If we were both in the bit that was moved to then we must have been very close indeed.

 

[Mr. Tea]

Hasn't English music always been pretty middle class?

With the exception of every single British musician, singer, rapper, producer, DJ or composer to have come from a working-class background, then yes, I suppose it has.