The Buzzcocks
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Singles Going Steady
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Label: |
I.R.S. |
Date: |
1979 |
Length: |
0:00 |
Format: |
CD |
Genre: |
Rock; Punk |
Category: |
rock |
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1. |
Orgasm Addict
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What Do I Get?
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I Don't Mind
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Love You More
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Ever Fallen in Love?
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Promises
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Everybody's Happy Nowadays
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Harmony in My Head
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Whatever Happened To?
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Oh Shit!
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Autonomy
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Noise Annoys
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Just Lust
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Lipstick
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Why Can't I Touch It?
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16. |
Something's Gone Wrong Again
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With a name designed to shock, and song titles like "Oh Shit?" and "Orgasm Addict" the Buzzcocks were proud proponents of British late-'70s punk rock. But in retrospect, it's easier to see what else they accomplished--some of the catchiest, most provocative pop singles ever. Pete Shelley expressed heartbreak and frustration ("Ever fallen in love with someone you shouldn't have fallen in love with?" goes one catchy chorus) without falling victim to lovey-dovey cliches. This definitive 1979 collection nicely captures the Manchester quartet's tight melodies, economic writing and appropriately fast pace. --Steve Knopper
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