Flares" "I Love You Because (You Look Like Jim Reeves)" "Reflections in a Flat" "I Left My Heart in Papworth General" "Architecture and Morality Ted and Alice" "Albert Hammond Bootleg" "1966 and All That" "The Trumpton Riots" "All I Want for Christmas Is a Dukla Prague Away Kit" The above is the correct song order; the track listing on the 2003 release was incorrect, placing "The Trumpton Riots" at number 13, so putting the last five songs into an incorrect order. Tracks 1317 were first released in 1986 on The Trumpton Riots EP. Cultural references HMHB have always slyly quoted or parodied cultural, musical and other sources. The ones identified on this album include: "God Gave Us Life". John the Baptist ("Jordan dipper, splashed Our Lord, head chopped off at Salome's behest")*, Una Stubbs, Little and Large ("Seriously unfunny comedy duo who once got Kevin Keegan to sing to millions. Bastards"), Keith Harris ("Mediocre ventriloquist, had a hit with "Orville's Song"), Wendy Craig ("Star of Butterflies, Carla Lane abomination sitcom"), Thora Hird, Matthew Kelly ("Presenter of Game for a Laughhas moved on to other crimes against humanity"), Eartha Kitt, Isla St Clair ("On The Generation Game with Larry Grayson, other things as well"), Lionel Blair ("Dancer. Led the opposing team to Una on Give Us a Clue"), Pontius Pilate, Bobby Charlton, Gordon Jackson. "Fuckin' 'Ell It's Fred Titmus". Lenor, Fred Titmus ("England bowler and ex-England selector, slightly deficient in the toe department. Has played first class cricket in five decades (1949-82), probably unique, post-war"), Dracula ("Gary Oldman, I think"), Transylvania ( Gary's locale in L.A. Or perhaps it's in Romania...), Stevie Nicks. "Sealclubbing". Nightclubbing (indirect: David Essex's song this title is the pun on), Haliborange (fish oil and orange vitamin pills). "99% Of Gargoyles Look Like Bob Todd". Jesus Christ, Bob Todd ("One of the two ugly blokes on the Benny Hill Show, the one who didn't receive punishment"), James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Jimmy Clitheroe ("Сomedian, perennial naughty-schoolboy, died on the day of his mother's cremation"), "If you've ever wondered how you get triangles from a cow" ("Refers to the Dairylea soft cheese adverts). John Noakes, Lesley Judd. "Time Flies By (When You're the Driver of a Train)". Based on the Chigley song of the same name. The opening notes are the theme tune to Camberwick Green; Camberwick (Camberwick Green); Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grubb – The