Buzzcocks

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	A Different Kind Of Tension New - LP - SP 009 Sealed 1980 Original, Saw Cut. “The Final Album Of The Buzzcocks' First Phase Of Existence Is The Most Fragmented Of The Three, With Increasingly Ambitious Songs Fighting For Time With Tracks That Sound Much Like The Group's Earliest Efforts. Said Songs Are Often Quite Good, Like The Opening "Paradise" Or The Great Romantic Angst Of "You Say You Don't Love Me," But One Can Sense The Band Working To Avoid The Trap The Ramones Fell Into By Simply Offering Up Yet More Soundalikes. Diggle Makes A Definite Mark On This Album, As On The Slow Crawl Then Fast Thrash "Sitting Round At Home," A Highlight Of Tension That Also Features His Electronically Distorted Vocals. "Mad Mad Judy" Is A Slightly More Straightforward Blitz, But With Energy To Spare And A Spacious Feel (Credit Again To Producer Rushent). As The Album Closes, The Sense Of Slight Schizophrenia Resolves Itself As The Group Embraces All-Out Experimentation, Producing Some Of The Buzzcocks' All-Time Best Songs. "Hollow Inside" Shows The Band's Knack For Disguising Scalpel-Sharp Sentiments With Seeming Simplicity, And The Title Track's Contradictory Slogans/Demands Disturbing Robot Vocals And Nagging Beat And Melody Up The Ante Even Further. "I Believe" Concludes Things (Aside From The Fake Found-Sound Snippet "Radio Nine") On The Highest Possible Note. Shelley's Slightly Bemused Recitation Of All The Things He Believes In Is Suddenly Interrupted By The Line "There Is No Love In This World Anymore," Turned And Electronically Distorted Into An Obsessive, Anthemic Mantra As The Band Charges Along With Him Up And Out. An Invigorating Blast Of, Indeed, Tension And Angst, It Alone Makes Tension Worth Investigating.” Ned Raggett, AMG. more
	A Different Kind Of Tension Used - LP - UAG30260 1979 UK First Pressing With Custom Inner Sleeve. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	A Different Kind Of Tension Used - LP - SP 009 1980 Original Still In Shrink Wrap. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. “The Final Album Of The Buzzcocks' First Phase Of Existence Is The Most Fragmented Of The Three, With Increasingly Ambitious Songs Fighting For Time With Tracks That Sound Much Like The Group's Earliest Efforts. Said Songs Are Often Quite Good, Like The Opening "Paradise" Or The Great Romantic Angst Of "You Say You Don't Love Me," But One Can Sense The Band Working To Avoid The Trap The Ramones Fell Into By Simply Offering Up Yet More Soundalikes. Diggle Makes A Definite Mark On This Album, As On The Slow Crawl Then Fast Thrash "Sitting Round At Home," A Highlight Of Tension That Also Features His Electronically Distorted Vocals. "Mad Mad Judy" Is A Slightly More Straightforward Blitz, But With Energy To Spare And A Spacious Feel (Credit Again To Producer Rushent). As The Album Closes, The Sense Of Slight Schizophrenia Resolves Itself As The Group Embraces All-Out Experimentation, Producing Some Of The Buzzcocks' All-Time Best Songs. "Hollow Inside" Shows The Band's Knack For Disguising Scalpel-Sharp Sentiments With Seeming Simplicity, And The Title Track's Contradictory Slogans/Demands Disturbing Robot Vocals And Nagging Beat And Melody Up The Ante Even Further. "I Believe" Concludes Things (Aside From The Fake Found-Sound Snippet "Radio Nine") On The Highest Possible Note. Shelley's Slightly Bemused Recitation Of All The Things He Believes In Is Suddenly Interrupted By The Line "There Is No Love In This World Anymore," Turned And Electronically Distorted Into An Obsessive, Anthemic Mantra As The Band Charges Along With Him Up And Out. An Invigorating Blast Of, Indeed, Tension And Angst, It Alone Makes Tension Worth Investigating.” Ned Raggett, AMG. more
	A Different Kind Of Tension Used - LP - SP 75009 Beautiful 1980 Second Catalog Number Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Buzzcocks Sticker. Pressed On Virgin Vinyl. “The Final Album Of The Buzzcocks' First Phase Of Existence Is The Most Fragmented Of The Three, With Increasingly Ambitious Songs Fighting For Time With Tracks That Sound Much Like The Group's Earliest Efforts. Said Songs Are Often Quite Good, Like The Opening "Paradise" Or The Great Romantic Angst Of "You Say You Don't Love Me," But One Can Sense The Band Working To Avoid The Trap The Ramones Fell Into By Simply Offering Up Yet More Soundalikes. Diggle Makes A Definite Mark On This Album, As On The Slow Crawl Then Fast Thrash "Sitting Round At Home," A Highlight Of Tension That Also Features His Electronically Distorted Vocals. "Mad Mad Judy" Is A Slightly More Straightforward Blitz, But With Energy To Spare And A Spacious Feel (Credit Again To Producer Rushent). As The Album Closes, The Sense Of Slight Schizophrenia Resolves Itself As The Group Embraces All-Out Experimentation, Producing Some Of The Buzzcocks' All-Time Best Songs. "Hollow Inside" Shows The Band's Knack For Disguising Scalpel-Sharp Sentiments With Seeming Simplicity, And The Title Track's Contradictory Slogans/Demands Disturbing Robot Vocals And Nagging Beat And Melody Up The Ante Even Further. "I Believe" Concludes Things (Aside From The Fake Found-Sound Snippet "Radio Nine") On The Highest Possible Note. Shelley's Slightly Bemused Recitation Of All The Things He Believes In Is Suddenly Interrupted By The Line "There Is No Love In This World Anymore," Turned And Electronically Distorted Into An Obsessive, Anthemic Mantra As The Band Charges Along With Him Up And Out. An Invigorating Blast Of, Indeed, Tension And Angst, It Alone Makes Tension Worth Investigating.” Ned Raggett, AMG. more
	Another Music In A Different Kitchen Used - LP - UAG 30159 Beautiful 1978 Original UK Pressing With Custom Die-Cut Inner Sleeve. Appears Glossy Unplayed. more
	I Am The Amazing 12 Colored Vinyl - ZS 12198 Beautiful 1978 UK Green Vinyl 5 Track 12 Inch Maxi Single. Looks Unplayed. more
	I Am The Amazing 12 Clear Vinyl Maxi Single Colored Vinyl - ZS 12198 Beautiful Clear Vinyl 45rpm 12" Single Housed In A Picture Sleeve. Tracks Are "What Do I Get," "Fast Cars" And "The Pulsebeat/The End." more
	Love Bites Used - LP - UAG 30197 1978 UK Embossed Jacket Original With Insert. more
	Modern New - LP - GO 773 none more
	More Product In A Different Compilation Colored Vinyl - ORGM-2065 Sealed 2016, Limited Edition Record Store Day Exclusive Orange Vinyl 2LP Gatefold. The Best Of The United Artists Recordings 1978-1980. Silver Foil Hype Sticker (That Is No Friend Of Our Scanner) Reads In Part, "A Specially Curated Collection Featuring Singles, B-Sides And Album Cuts Including: "Ever Fall In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?," "What Do I Get?," "Love You More," "Orgasm Addict," And Many More." more
	Parts 1, 2, 3 New - LP - SP 70507 Sealed 1981 Original Collecting Buzzcocks' Last Three Singles Into One LP. Small Saw Cut. more
	Parts 1, 2, 3 Colored Vinyl - New - SP-70955 New, Unplayed 1980 Red Virgin Vinyl Original Housed In A Plastic Wallet. Tracks Are: "Are Everything," "Strange Thing," "What Do You Know?" "Why She's A Girl From The Chain Store," "Airwaves Dream" And "Running Free." more
	Parts 1, 2, 3 Used - LP - SP 70507 1981 Original Collecting Buzzcocks Last Three Singles Into One LP. more
	Parts 1-3 Used - LP - SP 9701 1981 Original Canadian Pressing. Collects Their Last Three Singles Onto One EP. more
	Singles Going Steady Used - LP - SP 75001 Stunning 1979 Second Issue Compilation. Most Tracks Previously Released Only As Singles. This Set Is Possibly Better Than Any Of Buzzcocks' Proper Albums And Includes Legendary Tracks Such As "Love You More," "Everybody's Happy Nowadays," "Oh Shit!," "Noise Annoys" And "Orgasm Addict." A Must Have! more
	Singles Going Steady Used - LP - SP 001 1979 Original With Clean Cut Out Hole. Includes A Custom Inner Sleeve. Record Appears Unplayed. A Porky Prime Cut. Most Tracks Previously Released Only As Singles. This Set Is Possibly Better Than Any Of Buzzcocks' Proper Albums And Includes Legendary Tracks Such As "Love You More," "Ever Fallen In Love," "Oh Shit!," "Noise Annoys" And "Orgasm Addict." A Must Have! more
	Singles Going Steady New - LP - REWIGLP129 Sealed 2019 180gm remastered reissue, cut at half-speed by George "Porky" Peckham. No hype sticker. Includes download code and booklet insert. Most tracks previously released only as singles. This set is possibly better than any of Buzzcocks' Proper Albums And Includes Legendary Tracks Such As "Love You More," "Ever Fallen In Love," "Oh Shit!," "Noise Annoys" And "Orgasm Addict." A Must Have! more
	Singles Going Steady New - LP - REWIGLP129 Sealed 2019 180gm Remastered Reissue, Cut At Half-Speed. Includes Download Code And Booklet Insert. Most Tracks Previously Released Only As Singles. This Set Is Possibly Better Than Any Of Buzzcocks' Proper Albums And Includes Legendary Tracks Such As "Love You More," "Ever Fallen In Love," "Oh Shit!," "Noise Annoys" And "Orgasm Addict." A Must Have! Tiny Corner Ding. more
	Singles Going Steady Used - LP - SP 001 1979 Compilation In Shrink. Most Tracks Previously Released Only As Singles. This Set Is Possibly Better Than Any Of Buzzcocks' Proper Albums And Includes Legendary Tracks Such As "Love You More," "Everybody's Happy Nowadays," "Oh Shit!," "Noise Annoys" And "Orgasm Addict." A Must Have! more
	Time's Up Used - LP - 7709 1978 "Live" Recording Featuring Howard Devoto. more
	Total Pop 1977-80: Rare, Live And Great Used - LP - WE021 Rare First Pressing Of This 1987 Compilation Combining B-Sides, Live Tracks From The Roxy And Album Tracks. more
	Twelve Reasons Used - LP - 12CENT 09 2LP 45rpm Release Of 1976 Demos With Howard DeVoto On Vocals. more