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Bob Wilson – Anchorman Lord I’ve tried the best I can I’ve asked everybody in Kazakhstan But I still don’t understand Bob Wilson – anchorman I’ve been to Kent, Gwent and Senegal I’ve even been to look for Jim Rosenthal Found him on his knees at the Wailing Wall Crying: “Bob Wilson – anchorman” Well I marvel at the things we find beneath the ground And that man can go faster than the speed of sound But I still can’t get my head around Bob Wilson – anchorman I’m cold and I’m hungry and I’m in Dundalk I’ve got no bus fare, I’ve gotta walk It’s raining soup and I’ve got a fork Where be my camper van? Well I’d like to meet Stephenson the engineer And I’d like to meet Faraday and buy him a beer And I’d love to meet the bloke who had the bright idea of Bob Wilson – anchorman
Posted by Robb on 13/04/2024
Half Man Half Biscuit, HMV Empire, Coventry - 12th April 2024
Half Man Half Biscuit, formed in 1984 in Birkenhead, are an iconic band known for their witty, satirical lyrics and distinctive indie rock sound. Their debut album, Back in the DHSS (1985), became an instant cult classic, with tracks like "Trumpton Riots" capturing a unique blend of humour and social commentary.
Over the years, the band has remained steadfastly independent, building a loyal following through their clever lyrics that often reference obscure British culture. Their live performances are a must-see, and they have become festival regulars, playing to dedicated crowds at Kendal Calling and Glastonbury.
Known for their reluctance to chase mainstream fame, they remain beloved by fans for staying true to their roots, delivering performances packed with humour and biting critique. Half Man Half Biscuit's longevity and influence on the UK indie scene are undeniable, and their back catalogue remains a treasure trove for those who love music with wit and heart.