Back Again in the DHSS is the second vinyl album by UK rock band Half Man Half Biscuit, released in 1987. The album was released after the band had split up (citing musical similarities), and comprised Peel Sessions along with some new songs. This video recording was released to accompany the album and features rare live footage and promo videos. Tracklist
1 Dickie Davies Eyes (Single Promo Video)
2 Fuckin 'Ell It's Fred Titmus
3 Trevor
4 1966 And All That
5 Architecture Morality, Ted And Alice
6 Time Flies By When You're The Driver Of A Train
7 I Left My Heart In Papworth General
8 Seal Clubbing
9 The Continuing Saga Of The Cremation Of Hattie Jacques
10 Trumpton Riots
11 All I Want For Christmas Is A Dukla Prague Away Kit
12 I Hate Nerys Hughes
13 The Bastard Son Of Dean Friedman
14 Busy Little Market Town
15 Venus In Flares
16 God Gave Us Life
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