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Buzzcocks - Are Everything Why Shes A Girl From The Chain Store
Review by Victoria Jaczko, Joyner
Buzzcocks' "Are Everything Why Shes A Girl From The Chain Store" is a classic punk rock album that showcases the band's raw energy and catchy melodies. Released in 1980, the album features some of the band's best-known songs, including "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore," "You Say You Don't Love Me," and "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life."
The album's sound is characterized by its fast-paced drumming, driving basslines, and distorted guitar riffs, all of which come together to create a sound that is both aggressive and melodic. The lyrics are often introspective, dealing with themes of love, loss, and alienation, but they are delivered with a sense of urgency and passion that is typical of the punk rock genre.
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Download
Filename: buzzcocks-are-everything-why-shes-a-girl-from-the-chain-store.rar- MP3 size: 6 mb
- FLAC size: 67.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Are Everything | 3:36 | |
| Why She's A Girl From The Chain Store | 2:25 |
Video
Buzzcocks - Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore (Official Video)
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Catalog Numbers
IR 9017Labels
I.R.S. RecordsListen online
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- lyssna på nätet
- lytte på nettet
- écouter en ligne
- online anhören
- online luisteren
- ascolta in linea
- escuchar en línea
Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Recorded At | Advision Studios |
| Mixed At | The Town House |
| Manufactured By | A&M Records, Inc. |
| Distributed By | A&M Records, Inc. |
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | Liberty/United Records (UK) Ltd. |
| Copyright (c) | I.R.S., Inc. |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Mastered By | George Peckham |
| Producer | Martin Hannett |
Notes
Double A-side. The sides are identified by triangle and square symbols respectively.Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): AM·IR-09017-A S2
- Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): AM-IR-09017-B S2
About Buzzcocks
Feb 1976
Pete Shelley real name Peter McNeish (born 1955), Howard Devoto real name Howard Trafford (born 1952). They decide to start a band and chance upon a headline: "It's The Buzz, Cock!"
Apr 1, 1976
Pete Shelley - guitar, Howard Devoto - vocals, Garth Davies (Smith) - bass, Mick Singleton - drums. Notes: One gig. No released recordings.
Jul 20, 1976 - Feb 1977
Pete Shelley - Starway guitar, Howard Devoto - vocals, Steve Diggle (born 1956) - bass, John Maher - drums
Mar 11, 1977 - Oct 7, 1977
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, Steve Diggle - guitar
John Maher - drums, Garth Smith - bass
Nov 1977
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, Steve Diggle - guitar, John Maher - drums, Barry Adamson (on loan from MAGAZINE) - bass
Barry Adamson filled in on bass while they held auditions for a permanent bassist. This lineup played 6 dates in November to complete a tour. No released recordings.
Nov 1977 - Mar 6, 1981, (reformed) 1989, (reformed again) Jan 29 - Feb 18, 1992
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, keyboards, Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals, John Maher - drums, Steve Garvey (born 1958) - bass
The reformed group toured, but released no studio recordings. In 1992 they performed 11 gigs in Europe. There were no studio recordings.
Jan 31, 1990 - Dec 22, 1991
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals
Steve Garvey - bass, Mike Joyce (ex VICTIM, ex SMITHS) - drums
Apr 21 - May 7, 1992
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals, Steve Garvey - bass, Steve Gibson (ex ICICLE WORKS) - drums. Ten gig tour in Australia and New Zealand. No released recordings.
Aug 25, 1992 - Apr 21, 2006
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals
Tony Barber - bass, Phil Barker - drums
Apr 21, 2006 - December 6, 2018
Pete Shelley - guitar, vocals, Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals
Tony Barber - bass, Danny Farrant - drums
Name Vars
- The Buzzcocks
- «Buzzcocks»
- к³Ã¯¹
Aliases
- Stevie's Buzz
Members
- Tony Barber
- Mike Joyce
- Steve Diggle
- John Maher
- Steve Garvey
- Chris Remington
- Garth Smith
- Philip Barker
- Peter McNeish
- Danny Farrant
- Howard Trafford
Summary by Victoria Jaczko, Joyner
Comments
I had the honour to see them playing in Vancouver... few months after Pete was dead. It was probably one of the last show they played in Canada. Anyway... I've never really cared about this song until I've heard it live. I was fucking mesmerizing... how powerful, how sad, how intense it was to hear it live. Focking good times, since then one of my fave Buzzcocks' songs
2023??
Absolutely marvellous!!
the cashier anthem
I love this. I never really think of Buzzcocks songs having videos. Pete's mam and dad are in there, apparently.
My mum is the little girl with my grandma and grandad at 0:41
Was that Laurie Vanian as the girl?
world war certain
I almost shat myself when I saw a flyer of them opening for Nirvana. Lol
