Stars of the Britpop era encounter inner city pressure

Little explanation required here. In the late 90’s everyone suffered from pre-millennium tension. Now, over ten years later, these poor people continue to suffer the stresses and strains of modern day city living in the 21st century.

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Justine Frischmann from Elastica gets a parking ticket

Crispian Mills of Kula Shaker fame involved in an unfortunate carrier bag incident

Mark Morris of the Bluetones finds what they say about buses to be true.

Gene’s Martin Rossiter narrowly avoids being poked in the eye by an umbrella

A youth on the bus plays the latest hits on his mobile phone. Gaz from Supergrass not “Alright”

Suede frontman Brett Anderson is harassed by a street fundraiser

Nicky Wire involved in an ugly backpack incident on a train

Richard Ashcroft and the militant cyclist

Louise Weener of Sleeper fame steps in dogshit and then has to scrape it off on a kerb

Rick Witter of Shed Seven is hassled by pigeons mid-greggs

That one from Northern Uproar runs out of bog roll in a public toilet. An awful situation to find yourself in, even more so when you are the lead singer of a Mancunian beat combo.

Jarvis Cocker perplexed in Morrisons

Johnny from Menswear encounters an over zealous shopper. “If you would just let me out of the shop, there would be more room for you to get in!” he thinks.

The drummer from Dodgy can’t find his bank card at the cashpoint.

Sice and Martin Carr of Wallasey’s finest export, the Boo Radleys, in an awkward gym situation.

Liam Gallagher struggles on a busy commuter train with his fold up Brompton bicycle.

Graham Coxon, the old dear and the shopping trolley