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‘Music’s Coming Home’
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‘Music’s Coming Home’

In 2014, the BBC put on a week of programming mark Britpop’s ‘twentieth anniversary’; it demonstrated that the 1990s were seen as ripe for heritagisation, albeit only a particular version of them.

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Sep 27, 2023
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Left-to-right: Steve Lamacq, Damon Albarn, and Jo Wiley at BBC’s Maida Vale studio in 2014 (BBC).

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