The perfect marriage of Punk and Pop, with Pete Shelley's superbly crafted love songs being complimented by Steve Diggle's jangling guitar work. Songs like "Get On Our Own", "You Tear Me Up" and "I Don't Mind" show that there can be such a thing as a great pop / love song that doesn't patronise ... Read review
Disc 1 Fast Cars (1996 Digital Remaster) No Reply (1996 Digital Remaster) You Tear Me Up ... more
(1996 Digital Remaster) Get On Our Own (1996 Digital Remaster) Love Battery (1996 Digital Remaster) Sixteen (1996 Digital Remaster) I Don't Mind (1996 Digital Rema...
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Advantages: Short, sharp pop songs with romanticism for a cynical age. Disadvantages: Instrumental is a bit too long.
The perfect marriage of Punk and Pop, with Pete Shelley's superbly crafted love songs being complimented by Steve Diggle's jangling guitar work. Songs like "Get On Our Own", "You Tear Me Up" and "I Don't Mind" show that there can be such a thing as a great pop / love song that doesn't patronise the listener. The follow-up album "Love Bites" would hone and refine the 'romantic' aspect of their work, but this ... more
The perfect marriage of Punk and Pop, with Pete Shelley's superbly crafted love songs being complimented by Steve Diggle's jangling guitar work. Songs like "Get On Our Own", "You Tear Me Up" and "I Don't Mind" show that there can be such a thing as a great pop / love song that doesn't patronise the listener. The follow-up album "Love Bites" would hone and refine the 'romantic' aspect of their work, but this LP captures the Punk element of alienation too. The Buzzcocks: quite simply the best thing to come out of Manchester - ever!
The Buzzcocks: Pete Shelley, Steve Diggle (vocals, guitar); John Maher (vocals, drums); Steve Garvey (bass). Include liner notes by Richard Boon and Malcolm Garrett. All tracks have been digitally remastered. By the time the Buzzcocks released their 1978 full-length debut, they had already opened up for the Sex Pistols, released an EP entitled SPIRAL SCRATCH, and put out a batch of excellent singles. Yet ANOTHER MUSIC IN A DIFFERENT KITCHEN still plays like an opening salvo, a slap in the face, and a defining first statement. Most casual fans know the band's singles from the seminal 1979 compilation SINGLES GOING STEADY. Though some SINGLES tunes appear on ANOTHER MUSIC (including "Autonomy" and the indelible "I Don't Mind"), almost any track here would sound right at home on a best-of collection. On the tongue-in-cheek "Fast Cars" (complete with a two-note guitar solo), the nervy "No Reply," and the yodeling "Get On Your Own," the classic Buzzcocks formula--furiously paced punk-pop graced with memorable hooks and Pete Shelley's bratty vocals--is here in full force. The lengthy acid-rock freakout at the end of "Sixteen" and the trance-like guitars on "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" show the experimental edge that hovered at the periphery of the Buzzcocks' music. The 2001 reissue adds four outstanding bonus tracks (all of which appear on SINGLES, incidentally), raising the value of this already-strong album.
Album Reviews
Mojo (Publisher) (3/03, p.76) - Ranked #7 in Mojo's "Top 50 Punk Albums" - "...This is master-craftsman DIY - high-octane riffs wrapped around accomplished pop sensibilities..." Record Collector (magazine) (p.88) - 5 stars out of 5 -- "ANOTHER MUSIC IN A DIFFERENT KITCHEN remains one of the great debuts, producer Martin Rushent vitally capturing Buzzcocks' live power and emotional essence." Mojo (Publisher) (p.116) - "The band's edgy but tuneful punk roar, sparklingly produced by Martin Rushent, marked the arrival of a new kind of high-speed pop."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Fast Cars
2.
No Reply
3.
You Tear Me Up
4.
Get On Our Own
5.
Love Battery
6.
Sixteen, 16 Again
7.
I Don't Mind
8.
Fiction Romance
9.
Autonomy
10.
I Need
11.
Moving Away From The Pulsebeat
12.
Orgasm Addict, Orgasm Addict (bonus track)
13.
Whatever Happened To..., Whatever Happened To (bonus track)
14.
What Do I Get, What Do I Get (bonus track)
15.
Oh Shit, Oh Shit (bonus track)
16.
Fast Cars (John Peel show 19/9/1977), Real World
17.
Moving Away From The Pulsebeat (John Peel show 19/9/1977), Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)
18.
What Do I Get (John Peel show 19/9/1977), Operator's Manual
19.
Nostalgia
20.
Just Lust
21.
16 Again
22.
Walking Distance
23.
Love Is Lies
24.
Nothing Left
25.
ESP
26.
Late For The Train
27.
Love You More (bonus track)
28.
Noise Annoys (bonus track)
29.
Promises (bonus track)
30.
Lipstick (bonus track)
Titles on disc 2
1.
Boredom (demo)
2.
Fast Cars (demo)
3.
No Reply (demo)
4.
You Tear Me Up (demo)
5.
Get On Our Own (demo)
6.
Sixteen (demo)
7.
I Don't Mind (demo)
8.
Fiction Romance (demo)
9.
Autonomy (demo)
10.
I Need (demo)
11.
Orgasm Addict (demo)
12.
What Do I Get (demo)
13.
Whatever Happened To... (demo)
14.
Oh Shit (demo)
15.
Fast Cars (live)
16.
Fiction Romance (live)
17.
Boredom (live)
18.
Sixteen (live)
19.
You Tear Me Up (live)
20.
Orgasm Addict (live)
21.
Moving Away From The Pulsebeat (live)
22.
Love Battery (live)
23.
Time's Up (live)
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