You can rent David Gedge's apartment in California (see Weddoes' website) - an incongruous location for a man whose songs evoke steamed-up northern boozers where couples iron out their differences. Gedge is relishing being back in Yorkshire, quipping that Brassneck doesn't sound the same when it's sung by southern fans ('Brarrsneck'). The track kicks off a performance of the entire second LP, Bizarro, on its 21st anniversary. Even though the band have been touring the LP in America since April and will be playing it again in Europe later this year, this gig wasn't billed as a Bizarro night, so it was a treat when Gedge announced the band would be playing the LP in full. As he said in an interview, Bizarro takes the original idea of the Wedding Present — playing songs as fast and for as long as possible — to its logical conclusion. Before this year these songs had never been played back to back, but if it was a struggle it didn't show - the guitar thrashing was fabulous.