The first, noisier track, Jimmy Down the Well, is a slightly disturbing little ditty about saving someone’s life and then demanding their eternal allegiance in repayment, and manages the impressive feat of adding an entirely new dimension of trauma to the near-death experience. A tad disturbing, then, but also incredibly good fun dance-along acoustic-beats which boasts a satisfying number of handclaps. On Sheffield Shanty the band prove themselves equally capable of haunting, tear-prickling acoustic beauty, and they also use a glockenspiel. Glockenspiel! Hurrah! Any band who use glockenspiels, who’re capable of demonstrating such tunefully twisted humour and who claim to put the ‘cor’ back in recorder are, methinx, more than worthy of any- and everyone’s respect and attention.

MSTU
I believe both Lamacq & John Kennedy have played this on their radio shows.
The album this is taken from is available now on pre-order from www.theespc.com for only £7. Bargain.
Yes
wonderful band. Claps enhance most songs as well.