The NME review on its release in 2004 captures a sense of its impact: "Once in a generation, a record comes along that causes people to sit bolt upright, a rallying cry to the masses, a barometer of social discontent that turns venues into mosh-crazed riots.
Last August, at a pop-up bar in a crumbling Edinburgh church-turned-venue, I paid just shy of £30 for two gin and tonics.
To add even greater symbolic resonance, the base-turned-venue was the centre of a failed coup against Chav in 2002.
There is a mountain of work still to be done to turn the venues into sporting theatres.
Similarly, the E*Trade Financial Group will turn to venues like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to promote a 30-second commercial the company intends to run in the game.
Initial reports suggested that when Sean "P Diddy" Combs bought the Lyric, Duchess, Apollo and Garrick from Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Company, the rap artist and mogul would turn the venues into nightclubs.
Talk about the band, other concerts you've seen, turn to venues, then to personal stories.
Baker, who is currently on a tour through the U.S. and Europe (she played New York's Bowery Ballroom this week, and will play the festival circuit this summer), also turns concert venues into sacred spaces.
It's completely inappropriate to turn that venue into a place where companies get to promote brand-name products".
Settings previously devoted to eye-to-eye contact and earnest talk are fast turning into venues for shutting out others.
