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What a comeback!,
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This review is from: Handling Swollen Goods (Audio CD)
After an 18 years hiatus Ivor Biggun returns with an album of new recordings. The subject matter hasn't changed much and fans will be pleased to note the total absence of good taste - indeed, any form of taste. Future favourites include "Dorothy Please Trim Your Hinge", "All These Things Are Soul", "Two Thirds of Four Fifths" and "The Son Of John Thomas Allcock". There's a bonus of two Christmas songs, destined to liven up any office party, plus an additional bonus of seven live tracks - 21 cracking tunes in all. If you like Ivor's humour you won't be disappointed with this album. Guaranteed to disgust.
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It hurts, Mum, it hurts...,
By The Soft Machine Operator (COVENTRY, WARWICKSHIRE United Kingdom) - See all my reviews (TOP 1000 REVIEWER)
This review is from: Handling Swollen Goods (Audio CD)
This CD is not office-safe. After chucking through the first few tracks, and getting annoyed glances from my colleagues, I finally cracked after the opening of "Down by the riverside" and had leave the office where I exploded into fits of laughter in the fire exit. Absolutely hilarious.
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What a comeback!,
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This review is from: Handling Swollen Goods (Audio CD)
After an 18 years hiatus Ivor Biggun returns with an album of new recordings. The subject matter hasn't changed much and fans will be pleased to note the total absence of good taste - indeed, any form of taste. Future favourites include "Dorothy Please Trim Your Hinge", "All These Things Are Soul", "Two Thirds of Four Fifths" and "The Son Of John Thomas Allcock". There's a bonus of two Christmas songs, destined to liven up any office party, plus an additional bonus of seven live tracks - 21 cracking tunes in all. If you like Ivor's humour you won't be disappointed with this album. Guaranteed to disgust. [...]
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