Ask Radiohead to switch off Blackpool lights

On Passing Lilac Urine is just a bunch of amusing oddments. It references Hardy and Elkie, probably. Can you tell I’m struggling for things to say?

1
Dave F.
I’m The real Slim Shady.
By the inflection, I think Feng Shui is said as a question with OK being the reply.
Feb 7th, 2009
2
Ricardo
Another reference to Tess of the d’Urbervilles (see also Thy Damnation Slumbereth Not). “It was terribly beautiful to Tess today, for since her eyes last fell upon it she had learnt that the serpent hisses where the sweet birds sing…”, which Thomas Hardy took from Shakespeare. (“The adder hisses where the sweet birds sing,” from The Rape of Lucrece.)
Jul 20th, 2009

Your PBRs
Because life is a Perpetual Biscuit Reference
HMHB Lyrics in the Media
Acknowledge those brave souls who slip one in
Gig Reviews and Discussions
Including Pre-Gig Banter and the Giant Set List Chart
The Lux Familiar Cup 2011
The Nation chooses its favourite HMHB song
No Longer In Need Of Season Tickets
The "curse of HMHB" victims and how long they outlived a mention
See what we've got in the pipeline
We get to work on some songs not yet released
Lists of stuff in HMHB songs
...from musicians to footballers to dates...
Shit Band, No Fans
The football chants sneaked into the songs
Kill, kill, kill, stab murder and dispatch
"but most people still just seem to quote the jokes"
Thirty seconds into the first song...
Discuss the best opening lines in the songbook
This sounds like a class rant
The politics of Half Man Half Biscuit
25th Anniversary Chat
Celebrity readers queued up to pay tribute
Cover Versions
Discussing the Trad. Arr. Tunes heard live
Bicciepedia
The real stories behind the songs. Possibly.
It might sound bogus – but it’s official
Exxo gets an audience with NB57