Buzzcocks 'Another Music In A Different Kitchen' (1978)
The Buzzcocks' first album, released in 1978 and including the hit single "I Don't Mind", which reached #55 in the UK chart in May 1978. This was the second line-up of the Buzzcocks, with Pete Shelley singing, following the departure of original leader Howard Devoto. The third track, "You Tear Me Up", is one of the earliest examples of the D-beat punk subgenre.
"It's all very surreal and Dada," says Pete Shelley, "All those elements that we were exploring back then. The first Buzzcocks album title was a kind of cut-up of the title of one of Linder [Sterling]'s other pieces of art. We called it 'Another Music In A Different Kitchen' which partially came from a Linder piece called Housewives Choosing Their Own Juices In A Different Kitchen. - wikipedia
4 comments:
HELL YES, A CLASSIC ALBUM
COULD YOU PLEEEEEEASE POST THE "REAL ROCK N ROLL DON'T COME FROM NEW YORK' ALBUM FROM THE GIZMOS?
Don't have that one, sorry.
Great post... thanks. Would love some more Buzzcocks if there's any going.
David
"The third track, "You Tear Me Up", is one of the earliest examples of the D-beat punk subgenre."
been a long time since i listened to this album (not to mention band), but damn I think this is true...kind of early hardcore mixed with Wire isn't it? Wow.
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