Ok, so if there is no 'our' apart from the collective, nationwide, all encompassing 12th person plurally singular one, then explain what Ian Anderson meant about Show of Hands and Seth Lakeman getting in 'under the radar' as he stated once, a long time back on the BBC board.

Do you think he meant into 'his' world of 'his' music, that being entirely separate and non-welcoming to musicians not deemed to be worthy of being inside the radar?

I don't know...

But...when I see things such as 'the media is starting to take 'us' seriously' then I think 'us' denotes some kind of select club where 'them' aren't allowed, but then I've thought that for a very, very long time.