Buzzcocks

This article presents the discography of English rock band Buzzcocks, which consists of eight studio albums, five live albums, thirteen compilations, ten extended plays and twenty-four singles.[1][2][3]

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I’m not going to lie. I’m not the most organised person in the world. But even I feel awful that the reason that this following piece showcasing the dubious and multifarious delights of the northern English town of Wigan was that I simply plain forgot about it. Awful, awful, awful. Still, Mike has written a snigger-worthy and idiosyncratic view of his hometown of Wigan...
Magazine rehearsal pic by Graeme Oxby I’m going to get round to new bands soon. I promise… But when I found out that Magazine were getting together for a few dates after breaking up some thirty years ago, I just had to have me some of that. As a kid, Magazine were my favourite band – I sent away to their fan club and received a badly photocopied scrap of paper and a...
Busy, busy time for everyone, I guess, but definitely for teachers – carol concerts, plays, assessments and the feverish dash to knock up … stuff … from card, tinsel and glittery bits. Predictably, this has meant the already meagre trickle of posts on here has recently dried up almost completely. I can only apologise. What’s actually quite unlikely about the whole...
The shock of the old. Buzzcocks by Ian Rook It’s not from want of trying that I haven’t posted for a bit. Since I last reported, I have been to two gigs that featured up-and-coming bands and on both occasions the acts that I saw were so awful that it is unfair to come on here and ridicule them. So from the new to the very …mature. I troop along to Shepherds Bush to see...
Inspired By Tim Duffy 2008 was a shit year for music. With the economy falling down around us, the music industry continued to crumble under the pressure of the internet…falling down, down, down and barely even pulling in a cent (or so they would like you to believe). Bands inspired by the few cash cows we have left aped and copied their way through records. Folks were led to believe...
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The Vivos Genre: R&B / Rock / Indie From: Brooklyn, New York, United States Daphne and Martin formed the Vivos (Latin for living I believe) in 2006 after being drawn together by their shared love of The Beatles, The Clash and The Buzzcocks. Their new EP ‘Post Cataclysm Rock’ is out early next week on Filthy Little Angels with five...
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    After 3 hours sleep I found myself in Glasgow Airport buying an overpriced tuna cheese melt and iced coffee combo for breakfast, after being given a ticking off for bringing a half-empty deodorant...
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