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Buzzcocks
Another Music in a Different Kitchen (Spec)
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Fast Cars - Buzzcocks, Devoto
2. No Reply
3. You Tear Me Up - Buzzcocks, Devoto
4. Get on Our Own
5. Love Battery - Buzzcocks, Devoto
6. Sixteen
7. I Don't Mind
8. Fiction Romance
9. Autonomy - Buzzcocks, Diggle
10. I Need - Buzzcocks, Diggle
11. Orgasm Addict - Buzzcocks, Devoto, Howard
12. Whatever Happened to...? - Buzzcocks, Dial
13. What Do I Get?
14. Oh Shit
Track Listings (16) - Disc #2
1. Boredom [Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Devoto
2. Fast Cars [Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Devoto
3. No Reply [Demo Version]
4. You Tear Me Up [#][Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Devoto
5. Get on Our Own [#][Demo Version]
6. Sixteen [Demo Version]
7. I Don't Mind [#][Demo Version]
8. Fiction Romance [Demo Version]
9. Autonomy [Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Diggle
10. I Need [Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Diggle
11. Orgasm Addict [#][Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Devoto, Howard
12. What Do I Get? [*][Demo Version]
13. Whatever Happened To...? [Demo Version] - Buzzcocks, Dial
14. Oh Shit [Demo Version]
15. Fast Cats [Live][#] - Buzzcocks, Devoto
16. Fiction Romance [Live][#]

CD Details

All Artists: Buzzcocks
Title: Another Music in a Different Kitchen (Spec)
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI France
Release Date: 10/28/2008
Album Type: Import, Special Edition
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 5099920733629

Synopsis

Album Description

2008 digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of the Buzzcocks' 1978 debut album with bonus tracks plus a second disc filled with even more bonus material! Another Music in a Different Kitchen is a major Punk landmark and a great record to boot. It's full of fire, wit, speed, philosophical lyrics and gender explorations, as well the sly Psychedelia that always made Buzzcocks stand out from the pack. Disc One contains the full Another Music in a Different Kitchen album with the relevant John Peel session and another disc of various out-takes and the full live show recorded at the Electric Circus in October 1977: the venue's last night and the moment when Buzzcocks began to go national. EMI.

CD Reviews

Songs In The Key Of Love

Coincidence Vs Fate | Warwickshire, UK | 05/29/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"It's early 1978 and already the Buzzcocks' blueprint is well-established; L.O.V.E.

The Fab Four's debut album is a lot of things; fast, furious, spiky, even progressive, but the golden thread throughout is love.

The album kicks off in fine fettle with "Fast Cars", "No Reply" and the 100MPH "You Tear Me Up", but the album really comes into it's own with the first of Pete's love songs, the delicious "Get On Our Own", a surefire single if I ever heard one. The album then dips a little with "Love Battery" and "Sixteen" before coming back to form with one of Pete's catchiest songs, the immense "I Don't Mind", just as good as "Ever Fallen" in my mind. Two great tracks follow, another Pete love song in "Fiction Romance" and one of Steve Diggle's best, "Autonomy". The album ends with the weakest track, "I Need" before ending with the bizarre "Moving Away From The Pulsebeat", a remarkable, lengthy track that reminds me of prog rock for some reason, maybe that was the Can influence, who knows.

There are loads of extras, some essential, some not so, it's nice to have the inclusion of the associated singles such as "Orgasm", "What Do I Get" and a shedload of Peel Sessions. The demos are also interesting, though I'm not too bothered about the live show, we've had a load of those before, but still welcome.

A great debut album from one of the true unsung heroes of British music. Get this, get "Love Bites" and then get "Tension". You'll thank me for it, I promise."