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NEW BUZZCOCKS 21 TRACK COMPILATION : WORLDWIDE EXCLUSIVE VINYL

ORIGINALLY AVAILABLE AS A DOWNLOAD FROM THE BUZZCOCKS.COM SITE

FEATURES LIVE VERSIONS OF CLASSICS INCLUDING

‘WHAT DO I GET’,  ‘YOU SAY YOU DON’T LOVE ME’,

‘EVERYBODYS HAPPY NOWADAYS’, ‘HARMONY IN MY HEAD’

And many more…
 

RECORDED BETWEEN 1993 AND 2001
DOUBLE LP ON MULTICOLOURED VINYL
 

1. you say you don't love me

theatre barbey, bordeaux, france / february 1993

2. why compromise?

irving plaza, new york city, usa / october 1999

3. turn of the screw

le bikini, toulouse, france / march 2000

4. kiss 'n' tell

finsbury park, london, england / june 1996

5. paradise

pirate radio ship, london, england / september 1999

6. sitting round at home

bowery ballroom, new york city, usa / december 2000

7. operator's manual

the music centre, dublin, ireland / september 1999

8. are everything

zodiac, oxford, england / september 1999

9. don't let the car crash

pirate radio ship, london, england / september 1999

10. totally from the heart

irving plaza, new york city, usa / october 1999

11. soul on a rock

fillmore west, san francisco, usa / october 1999

12. unthinkable

theatre barbey, bordeaux, france / april 1995

13. harmony in my head

le bikini, toulouse, france / march 2000

14. love battery

effenaar, eindhoven, holland / may 2000

15. nothing left

bikini test, chaux-de-fonds, switzerland / february 1993

16. what am i supposed to do

storstoyran festival, sweden / august 1997

17. doesn't mean anything

so what, oslo, norway / may 2000

18. everybody's happy nowadays

bikini test, chaux-de-fonds, switzerland / february 1993

19. choices

pirate radio ship, london, england / september 2000

20. you know you can't help it

bowery ballrom, new york city, usa / december 2000

21. what do i get?

'do-jo' tv show, sao paulo, brazil / june 2001

  
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