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@Biltospill Absolutely. It's a great coming out song!

Only the Scissor Sisters could do such a funky number about hedonism and sexually transmitted diseases. Brilliant lyrics.

This guy is visionary. Not many people can speak with both warmth and passion at once. We need to listen, smile, learn, act and create from this.

@vabilas28

Not exactly. They are gently curved to give the impression, conversely, of being completely straight. It's a trick of the eye. For the same reason the gap between the corner columns and the next columns in shorter than the other gaps between columns; this gives the impression of equa...

Exquisite, lyrically and musically.

@MasterJediDude

No worries! These things happen online :-)

@CrimsonPetal100

No, it's a pastiche.

Hitchen's is great, but here he doesn't even have to lift a finger to trounce the idiocy and arrogance of the guy on the panel he is arguing with. The guy embarrasses himself.

Jim Howick is ridiculously talented! x

"Thank gods!!!!" It's little touches like that that make this show brilliant.

I love how he catches the spear too. These skits are so rich in verbal and visual jokes, each with a nod to history.

Jim Howick is ridiculously talented. He's brilliant in Peep Show too.

@Matthew2400

Er.... listen properly. It is doing exactly the opposite. It is slagging off imperial racism. Oliver Cromwell set up the first national English army and called it the New Model Army. The title refers to that. The lyrics list places the British Army were at the time or had been prev...

@gogolplex74

Yes, all their songs are pastiches. They do 'Ra Ra Cleopatra' after Lady Ga Ga's Bad Romance, for example, 'the King of Bling' after Eminem's 'My Name Is', 'Hieroglyphics' after the Jackson 5's ABC etc. etc.

"A"-book. Great pun!

What a vile little man Paul McBellend is.

I love the nod to Bob Dylan with the cards! And the best rhyme ever has to be, 'Can you imagine it? I'm the last Plantagenet'. These shows are so brilliantly witty.

@AnalogueAbsynth

I have no idea what that means exactly (sounds chemically-induced) but boy, would I happily join you!!

Pretentious and largely unengaging, if at times very lyrical, attempt at T.S.Eliotness. It sounds meaningful, but is completely unanchored and without consideration for the reader/listener.

And amongst the youth, over 40%

brilliant storytelling, brilliant lyric

absolutely incredible. love the caustic opening remarks. what a prelude to such a fierce rendition

Such an incredible lyric. I love the way it critiques the brilliance of the person it is sung to, commenting that someone so insightful and involved in life has seen 'too far, too soon', plus how it builds up to the long fantastical list of things the other person has done or seen or known ("unic...