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 Another Music In A Different Kitchen - Buzzcocks
 Another Music In A Different Kitchen - Buzzcocks ... #1 Tracklisting1 Fast Cars 2 No Reply 3 You Tear Me Up 4 Get On Our Own 5 Love Battery 6 Sixteen 7 I Don't Mind 8 Fiction Romance 9 Autonomy 10 I Need 11 Moving Away From The Pulsebeat 12 Orgasm Addict 13 Whatever Happened To? 14 What Do I Get? 15 Oh Shit Newest Review: ... put. No Reply - A ringing telephone rings and rings unanswered at the start of this songs then suddenly all the music ... more ... jumps into a quirky, bouncy song where Shelley sings a love song about a loved who never answers his calls or gives a reason. This song is to be the first of many Shelley penned love songs.
You Tear Me Up -
This starts with an incredibly tight D-Beat drum intro (a style later to be adopted and flogged to death by 80's punk bands). This song, like others on the album is co-written by Devoto and Shelley. The song is about being consumed and in awe of a partner, the total possession and obsession and anger of being abs...more |
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Another Music in a Different Kitchen
Release Date: 2001 - 08 - 20, Audio CD, EMI Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Another Music In A Different Kitchen - Buzzcocks: This will give you a Buzz Cock! (1551 words)
by - written on 12/05/08 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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An introduction ------------------- Another Music in a Different Kitchen, originally released in 1978 was the first album by the legendary Mancunian punksters The Buzzcocks. The first EP 'Spiral Scratch' that preceded this album was going to prove a tough record to follow due to its success as an independent (arguably the first) punk rock record. However a lot had changed in the time between the aforementioned EP and this album. Bass guitarist Steve Diggle had been promoted to Guitarist and occasional vocals, Steve Garvey took the role of bass guitarist and the biggest change of all was the departure of lead vocalist Howard Devoto who had left to ... Read the complete review
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