A short from 'The Bremen Avenue Experience'. Barrett issues instructions as to his new song which the rest of the band find incomprehensible; he simplifies these to "just play where it sounds right." He begins playing a ballad-style song, while singing in a cheesy Cockney accent ("Loife always gets yeou daown when you're livin' heah..."). When the band object, he explains that "a lot of classic rock music came from England." Simon argues for a "new," more obviously rocking sound, and Jessica suggests that they combine the two. Tanner starts the band off ("Foive - Six - Savan - Ite!"), and he, Simon, and Jessica launch into a song, "London Town," which is crammed full of stereotypical examples of English life; Barrett, when called upon to join in, is left speechless. The short ends with Tanner offering Barrett a "crumb pet," and the exasperated Barrett correcting him.