The Bradshaws because they keep looking at each other). Michael is based on a school friend of Buzz Hawkins (who was also called Michael Morris). Betty Morris is the mother of Michael Morris. She is having an affair with the coal man (although Audrey refuses to believe this). Betty and Audrey often love to go out for a game of housey housey (bingo). Mr Morris is the Father of Michael Morris (although Michael's real father is the Coalman), Mr Morris is tight-fisted and bald, he has stolen Alf's tools several times. Uncle Walter is Audrey's Uncle, he got a Gunshot to a
Bodily Functions (album) Bodily Functions (album) Bodily Functions is a studio album by British electronic musician Herbert. It was released by !K7 Records in 2001. John Bush of AllMusic gave the album 4.5 stars out of 5, calling it "the perfect marriage of art and intelligence". Sal Cinquemani of "Slant Magazine" said: "Often jazzy, often housey and sometimes folky, the album rarely misses a beat in any of its assumed genres." "PopMatters" writer Kevin Strychalski called the album Herbert's ""Mona Lisa"", writing that "never before has an artist working within the electronic medium delivered an album of such depth and maturity." "Pitchfork" placed