Before Python, Neil Innes was the guiding songwriting hand in the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. The Bonzos began as an art school joke, making fun of self-important pop stars. They were clunky and surreally comic. Songs about ideal shirt lengths, about the seduction potential of camping trips or about dandruff — "King of scurf, I've got it everywhere, king of scurf, I've got greasy hair!" — were made all the more bewildering by singer Vivian Stanshall's Old Etonian delivery. To hear Viv sing about hunting tigers out in In-di-AH — "Tigers don't go out on rainy nights/They don't need to whet their appetites!"