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7.5/10 Catchphrases from adverts are by definition meant to become part of language – that’s the point. In Britain, one that’s wedged itself into everyday conversation is for a wood treatment product marketed on its no-frills packaging and dependability, a guarantee of performance explained by the aphorism: ‘It does exactly what it says on the tin’. It’s impossible to write about Shed Seven and not mention Britpop, the relatively brief but impactful age in which we repelled the evil forces of grunge via a séance with Swinging London and then added some vaguely punk avatars. All over in more or less three mid-90s years, its messy denouement is now looked back on in some quarters with less fondness than it deserves. But the growth phase was thrilling, and in an alternative universe in which vainglorious politicians and stinking tabloids didn’t subject matters to a cynical hijack, it’s largely forgotten now that the melding of old and new had promised much.

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