Bad Review is another dig at self-important bands (see also Four Skinny Indie Kids, Running Order Squabble Fest, etc). It’s all quite amusing, if trivial, until the unexpected and quite extraordinary last four lines which caused John Peel to say of the band: “when I die, I want them to be buried with me.”
Even if yer missus doesn’t “get” Half Man Half Biscuit, Paintball’s Coming Home is the one she’ll still laugh at.
Listening to CAMRA Man, I don’t think Nigel likes Real Ale Bores. Must have had a bad experience with a beard as a child or something. Cheap Trick Live At The Budokan sounds even scarier though.
I have no idea why I recollect this so clearly, but the first time I heard Deep House Victims Minibus Appeal was on a Peel Show, while I was driving around the M25. That snippet of information was something that really, really did not add anything to the collective usefulness of the interweb. Sorry.
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Note: the first three Half Man Half Biscuit albums have some crossover of tracks - see here for details
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