Taylor, Lynch, and McClean unwilling to follow crowd and sing Milgram 37

It’s not that it’s easy to go with the flow and go with the crowd. It’s just that it’s common, writes Kieran Shannon 

Taylor, Lynch, and McClean unwilling to follow crowd and sing Milgram 37

It’s something The Secret Footballer observed in his fifth volume of books, How To Win: Lessons from the Premier League. As a kid he was intrigued by a haunting track his father used to play in his old car cassette player: ‘Milgram 37’ from Peter Gabriel’s classic album So.

It prompted him to delve into the genesis — we could hardly say origins — of the song, upon which he learned about the work of the social psychologist, Stanley Milgram.

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