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[[Buzzcocks]] were an English punk rock band who were one of the innovators of the Manchester music scene and one of the most popular British punk bands along with [[The Clash]] and the [[Sex Pistols]]. Along with [[The Ramones]], they pioneered [[Pop Punk]].
 
Their official site is [https://buzzcocks.com/ buzzcocks.com].
 
Gave the name to ''[[Never Mind the Buzzcocks]]''.
 
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* [[A Date Withwith Rosie Palms]]: "Orgasm Addict"
* [[The Band Minus the Face]]: Averted when original frontman Howard DeVoto left to form Magazine, Pete Shelley took over singing and became [[Face of the Band]].
* [[Cluster F -Bomb|Cluster Shit Bomb]]: "Oh Shit"
* [[Epic Riff]]: The bass line of "Boredom", the echoing effect of "Ever Fallen In Love" especially.
* [[Epic Rocking]]: Relative to the rest of their material, "Why Can't I Touch It?" (6:38) and "I Believe" (7:09)
* [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin]]: "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?"
* [[Ironic Echo]]: Went on tour in 1979 with [[Joy Division (Music)|Joy Division]] in support months before Ian Curtis killed himself. Went on tour in 1994 as support for [[Nirvana (Music)|Nirvana]]... weeks before Kurt Cobain killed himself.
* [[Missed the Bus]]: "Something's Gone Wrong Again": 'Nothing ever happens to people like us, 'cept we miss the bus'.
* [[Pop Punk]]: Unlike many of their peers (besides [[The Ramones]]), the Buzzcocks played well crafted pop songs, only louder and faster. Also, Pete Shelley's voice is much higher and melodic than many punk bands of the time.
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* [[Silly Love Songs]]: "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)," "What Do I Get?"
* [[The Slacker]]: "Boredom"
* [[Step Up to Thethe Microphone]]: Steve Diggle's vocal turns could be considered this, though he does sing on every album at least once. The only time a Diggle-led track has been the A-side of a single was with "Harmony In My Head".
 
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