The Who had started of when there was optimism among working-class youth, who grasped the fact that they had the opportunity to change and develope. 'You never had it so good' said Prime Minister Harold Macmillan back in 1957 when I was twelve, and it just kept on getting better. For the first time in history a whole generation had the economic and educational opportunity to turn their backs to the dead-end factory jobs their parents, who, traumatised by two world wars, had responded by creating a safety blanket of conformity.

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