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Originally a US-only release, put together as an introduction to the band for the American public, 'Singles Going Steady' features the band's eight UK singles releases to date in chronological order, along with the corresponding B-sides. The compilation perfectly captures the band's effortless ability to write three-minute-mini-masterpieces that would endure long after the initial spark of punk had faded.
Track Listing:
1. Orgasm Addict - Buzzcocks
2. What Do I Get? - Buzzcocks
3. I Don't Mind - Buzzcocks
4. Love You More - Buzzcocks
5. Ever Fallen in Love - Buzzcocks
6. Promises - Buzzcocks
7. Everybody's Happy Nowadays - Buzzcocks
8. Harmony in My Head - Buzzcocks
9. Whatever Happened To? - Buzzcocks
10. Oh Shit! - Buzzcocks
11. Autonomy - Buzzcocks
12. Noise Annoys - Buzzcocks
13. Just Lust - Buzzcocks
14. Lipstick - Buzzcocks
15. Why Can't I Touch
Originally a US-only release, put together as an introduction to the band for the American public, ‘Singles Going Steady’ features the band’s eight UK singles releases to date in chronological order, along with the corresponding B-sides. The compilation perfectly captures the band’s effortless ability to write three-minute-mini-masterpieces that would endure long after the initial spark of punk had faded.
Track Listing:
1. Orgasm Addict – Buzzcocks
2. What Do I Get? – Buzzcocks
3. I Don’t Mind – Buzzcocks
4. Love You More – Buzzcocks
5. Ever Fallen in Love – Buzzcocks
6. Promises – Buzzcocks
7. Everybody’s Happy Nowadays – Buzzcocks
8. Harmony in My Head – Buzzcocks
9. Whatever Happened To? – Buzzcocks
10. Oh Shit! – Buzzcocks
11. Autonomy – Buzzcocks
12. Noise Annoys – Buzzcocks
13. Just Lust – Buzzcocks
14. Lipstick – Buzzcocks
15. Why Can’t I Touch
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Voted (somewhat appropriately) the 16th best LP of the seventies by Pitchfork in 2004, Singles Going Steady in a former life was never even a proper album. It was instead a September 1979 "sampler" that their U.S. label, Liberty, chose to release domestically on the cusp of their first U.S. Tour.
Before long, though, it would take on a life of its own as a greatest hits of sorts, being issued in their homeland on vinyl in 1981 before, inevitably, appearing on (a long deleted) CD before being reissued in bloated, avoid-at-all-costs form by EMI in 2001. Twas never meant to be thus...
This new reissue was sourced from the original masters for all the Buzzcock's first eight singles and B-sides. Half-speed mastered. Now this career-defining compilation at last sound
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Voted (somewhat appropriately) the 16th best LP of the seventies by Pitchfork in 2004, Singles Going Steady in a former life was never even a proper album. It was instead a September 1979 “sampler” that their U.S. label, Liberty, chose to release domestically on the cusp of their first U.S. Tour.
Before long, though, it would take on a life of its own as a greatest hits of sorts, being issued in their homeland on vinyl in 1981 before, inevitably, appearing on (a long deleted) CD before being reissued in bloated, avoid-at-all-costs form by EMI in 2001. Twas never meant to be thus…
This new reissue was sourced from the original masters for all the Buzzcock’s first eight singles and B-sides. Half-speed mastered. Now this career-defining compilation at last sound
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