HMHB wander on earlier than your average headliner - Nigel Blackwell likes to sleep in his own bed, and who can blame him? Not one to stay aloof from his audience, NB appears deep in conversation with the front row at times. We get treated to his views on the Football League show ("Claridge looks like he's just remembered he left the oven on") and his worry that he's become a "wood snob" for what he burns on his stove. They keep it simple; NB stays on acoustic throughout, the sole guitar change being the bass for one song. The new album (90 Bisodol) is well represented with 7 songs, and most of their other albums get a look-in. We certainly get our money's worth from the lengthy set (see below); some like the rousing 'vatican broadside' are brief but others like the extended '24 hour garage people' are positively epic. No covers, a pity given their previous selections but it would be churlish to complain. They could have gone on all night, and nobody there would have stopped them.