Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady (Liberty 0C 054-82790) (UK 198_, 1979) (Vinyl 24-96 & 16-44.1)

Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady
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Cat#: Liberty 0C 054-82790 | Country/Year: UK 198?, 1979 (Repress)
Genre: Rock, Punk

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Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady

Label: Liberty
Catalog#: 0C 054-82790, LBR 1043
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Repress
Country: UK
Released: ?, 1979
Genre: Rock
Style: Punk

Tracklist:

A1 Orgasm Addict
A2 What Do I Get?
A3 I Don't Mind
A4 Love You More
A5 Ever Fallen In Love?
A6 Promises
A7 Everybody's Happy Nowadays
A8 Harmony In My Head

B1 Whatever Happened To?
B2 Oh Shit!
B3 Autonomy
B4 Noise Annoys
B5 Just Lust
B6 Lipstick
B7 Why Can't I Touch It?
B8 Something's Gone Wrong Again

Notes:

0C 054-82790 is made in England, but it also has the american LBR 1043 on the record. TM 8111 GL is printed on the back.

In contrast to the original release, this contains a barcode.

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode: 5099918279016

Discogs Url: http://www.discogs.com/release/2599913
Wikipedia Url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singles_Going_Steady

Review

by Ned Raggett

If Never Mind the Bollocks and London Calling are held up as punk masterpieces, then there's no question that Singles Going Steady belongs alongside them. In fact, the slew of astonishing seven-inches collected on Steady and their influence on future musicians - punk or otherwise – sometimes even betters more famous efforts. The title and artwork alone (the latter itself partially inspired by the Beatles' Let it Be) have been parodied or referred to by Halo of Flies and Don Caballero, which titled its own singles comp Singles Breaking Up. As for the music, anybody who ever combined full-blast rock, catchy melodies and romantic and social anxieties owes something to what the classic quartet did here. The deservedly well-known masterpiece "Ever Fallen in Love" appears along with Love Bites' "Just Lust," but the remaining tracks originally appeared only as individual A and B-sides, making this collection all the more essential. The earlier numbers showcase a band bursting with energy and wicked humor - the tongue-in-cheek "Orgasm Addict," details the adventures of a sex freak with a ridiculous fake orgasm vocal break to boot. However, the slightly more serious but no less frenetic singles are equally enthralling. "What Do I Get?" with its pained cry about lacking love, the deeply cynical "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" and Diggle's roaring "Harmony in My Head" are just three highlights on an album made of them. The final songs show the band incorporating their more adventuresome side into their singles, as with the slower, very Can-inspired "Why Can't I Touch It?," the semi-jokey stop-start thrash "Noise Annoys," and the Murphy's Law worries of "Something's Gone Wrong Again."

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