For my Music Monday I am posting a video-track of Common People by Pulp.
Lead singer Jarvis Cocker based this song on actual words spoken to him from a fellow art student.
For me this summed up the Brit Pack art and music culture of the 90s
Nowadays the British working class doesn’t seem to have any representatives – it certainly isn’t the Labour Party any more.
ART So Provident 
Choon! and yes, i agree with your political point. We do have Jeremy Corbyn on our side but for how much longer? Other than him, the only party i feel ideologically close to are the SNP and i can’t vote for them down here
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I thought about moving to Scotland but it’s a bit too cold for me.
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Cold i can cope with (hence the holidays to Iceland) but being that far from Saints games? No can do!
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No place like home!
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i wonder how many votes the SNP would get if they stood south of the border?
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Many people in England queried, in all seriousness, it was possible to vote for SNP candidates in the last elections.
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i would if they stood here. im not convinced Independence is the best thing for scotland (and its for them to decide anyway) but their socialist and anti-austerity principles are definitely best for the UK as a whole.
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Reblogged this on Drem and commented:
And here I thought Conor Oberst stood alone as the best and only true songwriter of our generation!
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Thanks Drem. Glad you like it. I haven’t really listened to Conor Oberst so thanks for introducing me to him.
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