Achtung Bono is the tenth album by UK indie rock band Half Man Half Biscuit, released in 2005. In 2010, a Facebook campaign was mounted with the aim of saving BBC 6 Music from threatened closure and, as a sign of protest, to get "Joy Division Oven Gloves" from Achtung Bono to No. 6 in the UK Singles Chart on 12 April 2010. In the event, it entered the Singles Chart that week at No. 56 and the Independent Singles Chart at No. 3. Whether or not the campaign was influential, BBC 6 Music was saved. Critical reception Reviews were generally favourable: Stewart Mason, Allmusic: "One of their finest albums". Roger Holland, PopMatters: "Achtung Bono is a worthy addition to the HMHB canon". Ben Granger, Spike Magazine: "This is probably not one of Half Man Half Biscuit’s best albums. And yet its still fantastic". Dom Passantino, Stylus Magazine: "UK album of the year, by a landslide". Track listing Notes The album title is a satirical reference to the title of the 1991 album Achtung Baby by Irish rock band U2 and to its singer Bono. Restless legs syndrome is a poorly understood neurological disorder. Until 1 April 2009, gas fitters in the UK had to be "Corgi registered" to practise their trade. Corgi stands for the Council for Registered Gas Installers; since replaced by Gas Safe. Chatteris is a small town in Cambridgeshire. "Shit Arm, Bad Tattoo" has been suggested to refer to the cover of the eponymous second album by the Libertines, released 2004. Nigel Blackwell of Half Man Half Biscuit has, however, denied such a connection. Upon Westminster Bridge is an 1802 poem by William Wordsworth (17701850). Westminster Bridge is a major bridge over the River Thames in central London. Joy Division were an influential band from Manchester in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The song satirises band merchandising. "Asparagus Next Left" is the sort of sign that can be seen on British country roads advertising farm products for sale at the farm gate. "Depressed Beyond Tablets" is from a line in the "Crime" episode of Chris Morris's controversial TV comedy Brass Eye. "Bogus Official" is asterisked on the album track listing as a 'Public information tune'. Twydale is a fictional person. The title "We Built This Village on a Trad. Arr. Tune" parodies that of the 1985 song "We Built This City (on rock and roll)"