I actually find the politics of popular music fascinating. I'm not scoffing at Radiohead (alright, I am a bit) but pointing out the cultural/socio-political co

I actually find the politics of popular music fascinating. I'm not scoffing at Radiohead (alright, I am a bit) but pointing out the cultural/socio-political context of the band. Which is a position borne of privilege and the self-confidence you get from attending public school. They are the hedge fund managers of the music world. I don't actually care whether you like the music or not, that's not the point of my argument, fwiw I adore 'The Bends' - their best.