Buzzcocks discography

This article presents the discography of English rock band Buzzcocks, which consists of nine studio albums, five live albums, thirteen compilations, ten extended plays and twenty-four singles.[1][2][3]

Buzzcocks discography
Studio albums	9
Live albums	5
Compilation albums	13
EPs	10
Singles	24

Studio albums

Year	Album	Peak chart positions
		UK [2]	US [3]
1978	Another Music in a Different Kitchen       Additional information[1][4]        Released: 10 March 1978 Recorded: December 1977 – January 1978, Olympic Studios, Barnes, London Labels: United Artists, King, EMI, Wizard Formats: LP and Cassette Producer: Martin Rushent Track listing "Fast Cars" (Howard Devoto, Steve Diggle, Pete Shelley) – 2:26 "No Reply" (Shelley) – 2:16 "You Tear Me Up" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:27 "Get on Your Own" (Shelley) – 2:26 "Love Battery" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:09 "Sixteen" (Shelley) – 3:38 "I Don't Mind" (Shelley) – 2:18 "Fiction Romance" (Shelley) – 4:27 "Autonomy" (Diggle) – 3:43 "I Need" (Diggle, Shelley) – 2:43 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) – 7:06 1996, 2001, 2008 reissues bonus tracks "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:01 "Whatever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) – 2:14 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:55 "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) – 1:35 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1987 Fan Club, New Rose (Blue vinyl) 1988 Fame (CD, LP 120 gram, Cassette) 1989 EMI, I.R.S. (CD; with Love Bites) 1994 EMI, I.R.S. (CD; with Love Bites) 1995 EMI (CD) 1996 EMI, Premier (CD; bonus tracks) 2001 EMI, Nettwerk (CD; remastered; bonus tracks) 2003 EMI (CD; with Love Bites) 2008 EMI (CD; Digipak, gatefold, remastered collector's edition; bonus tracks) Notes: The photograph on the cover was shot at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London. The original vinyl is inscribed with "AHHH" and "A PORKY PRIME CUT" on the A-side and with "HMMM" and "PECK" on the B-side.	15[5]	—
	Love Bites       Additional information[1][6]        Released: 22 September 1978 Recorded: 26 July 1978 – 6 August 1978 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London (Mixed 11 August 1978 – 16 August 1978 at Advision.) Label: United Artists, King, Sonopresse Format: LP Producer: Martin Rushent Track listing "Real World" (Pete Shelley) - 3:29 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) - 2:40 "Operator's Manual" (Shelley) - 3:30 "Nostalgia" (Shelley) - 2:51 "Just Lust" (Alan Dial, Shelley) - 2:57 "Sixteen Again" (Shelley) - 3:14 "Walking Distance" (Steve Garvey) - 1:58 "Love Is Lies" (Steve Diggle) - 3:10 "Nothing Left" (Shelley) - 4:23 "E.S.P." (Shelley) - 4:39 "Late for the Train" (Diggle, Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) - 5:51 Twice Bitten (bonus CD) track listing "Love You More" (Shelley) - 1:51 "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) - 2:56 "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) - 2:36 "Lipstick" (Shelley) - 2:39 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1987 EMI Fame (CD), Fan Club, New Rose (Blue vinyl) 1994 I.R.S., EMI Fame (CD; with Another Music in a Different Kitchen) 1995 EMI (CD) 1996 EMI, Premiere (CD; remastered; bonus CD) 2001 Nettwerk America (CD; remastered; bonus CD) 2003 EMI (CD; with Another Music in a Different Kitchen) 2008 EMI (CD; Digipak, gatefold, remastered collector's edition; bonus CD) Notes: The photograph on the cover was shot at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London. The original vinyl embossed "love" on front and "bites" on back, and is inscribed with "A SPIKEY SPECTACULAR" on the A-side and with "WHAT??" on the b-side.	13[7]	—
1979	A Different Kind of Tension       Additional information[1][8]        Released: September 1979 (UK), January 1980 (USA) Recorded: 1979 at Eden Studios, London (Mixed at Genetic Sound Studios) Label: United Artists, Liberty, EMI Electrola, I.R.S., King Format: LP Producer: Martin Rushent Track listing "Paradise" (Pete Shelley) - 2:23 "Sitting Around at Home" (Steve Diggle) - 2:38 "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) - 2:55 "You Know You Can't Help It" (Diggle) - 2:22 "Mad Mad Judy" (Diggle) - 3:35 "Raison d'etre" (Shelley) - 3:32 "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) - 2:43 "Money" (Shelley) - 2:45 "Hollow Inside" (Shelley) - 4:46 "A Different Kind of Tension" (Shelley) - 4:39 "I Believe" (Shelley) - 7:09 "Radio Nine" (Shelley) - 0:41 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1987 Fan Club, New Rose (LP; Blue vinyl) 1988 EMI (CD) 1989 EMI (CD) 1992 I.R.S. (CD; includes Parts 1,2,3) 1995 EMI (CD; includes Singles Going Steady) 2001 Nettwerk America (CD; remastered) 2008 EMI (CD; Digipak, gatefold, remastered collector's edition; bonus CD) Notes: The original vinyl is inscribed with "THE ROSE ON THE CHOCOLATE BOX" on the A-side and with "THE THORN BENEATH THE ROSE" on the b-side. Diggle guitar on right channel, and Shelley guitar on left channel.	26[9]	163
1993	Trade Test Transmissions       Additional information[1][10]        Released: May 1993 Recorded: 9 March 1993 – 7 April 1993 at Eastcote Studios, London Label: Essential, Caroline Formats: CD, LP, Cassette Producer: Ralph Ruppert Track listing Unlisted track [electronic beeps] - 0:06 "Do It" (Pete Shelley) - 3:03 "Innocent" (Shelley) - 3:33 "TTT" (Shelley) - 3:17 "Isolation" (Steve Diggle) - 3:57 "Smile" (Shelley) - 2:49 "Last to Know" (Shelley) - 2:51 "When Love Turns Around" (Diggle) - 2:25 "Never Gonna Give It Up" (Shelley) - 2:49 "Energy" (Diggle) - 3:36 "Palm of Your Hand" (Shelley) - 3:23 "Alive Tonight" (Diggle) - 3:48 "Who'll Help Me to Forget?" (Shelley) - 2:57 "Unthinkable" (Diggle) - 2:51 "Crystal Night" (Shelley) - 3:18 "369" (Shelley) - 3:03 Reissue bonus tracks "All Over You" (Shelley) - 3:26 "Inside" (Diggle) - 2:31 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Reissue: 2005 Sanctuary (CD; remastered) Notes: Artwork by Malcolm Garrett. "Somewhere", a song written by Diggle, was recorded for the album but was discarded.	—	—
1996	All Set       Additional information[1][11]        Released: 29 April 1996 Recorded: 13 November 1995 – 11 December 1995 at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California. Label: I.R.S., Real Cool Formats: CD, LP, Cassette Producer: Neill King Track listing "Totally from the Heart" (Pete Shelley) – 2:45 "Without You" (Shelley) – 2:59 "Give It to Me" (Shelley) – 3:22 "Your Love" (Shelley) – 2:23 "Point of No Return" (Shelley) – 2:20 "Hold Me Close" (Shelley) – 4:02 "Kiss 'n' Tell" (Shelley) – 2:35 "What Am I Supposed to Do" (Steve Diggle) – 3:21 "Some Kinda Wonderful" (Shelley) – 2:18 "What You Mean to Me" (Shelley) – 3:20 "Playing for Time" (Diggle) – 3:43 "Pariah" (Shelley) – 3:15 "Back with You" (Diggle) – 4:12 Japanese CD bonus tracks "Holding Me Down" "Television World" "Everyday Sky" Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass (guitar on "Back with You" and "Playing for Time") Phil Barker - drums Additional musicians Neill King – piano Jim Push – keyboards Notes: "Better Day", "Nothing to Me", "Under the Sun", "Never Believe It", "Harsh Reality" were recorded but not released.	—	—
1999	Modern       Additional information[1][12]        Released: 7 September 1999 Recorded: 22 June 1998, 13 August 1998, 14 September 1998 – 13 October 1998 at The Surgery, Barnet, Hertfordshire, England. Mastered by Chris Blair at Abbey Road Studios, London, June 1999. Label: EMI, Go-Kart, Victor Entertainment Formats: CD and LP Producer: Tony Barber Track listing "Soul on a Rock" (Pete Shelley) – 3:59 "Rendezvous" (Shelley) – 3:35 "Speed of Life" (Steve Diggle) – 4:32 "Thunder of Hearts" (Shelley) – 2:56 "Why Compromise?" (Shelley) – 3:32 "Don't Let the Car Crash" (Diggle) – 4:28 "Runaround" (Shelley) – (3:26) "Doesn't Mean Anything" (Diggle) – 2:48 "Phone" (Shelley) – 3:02 "Under the Sun" (Shelley) – 3:31 "Turn of the Screw" (Diggle) – 2:37 "Sneaky" (Shelley) – 2:19 "Stranger in Your Town" (Diggle) – 2:24 "Choices" (Shelley) – 3:30 A Different Kind of Product CD Extra "Orgasm Addict" "What Do I Get?" "I Don't Mind" "Love You More" "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" "Promises" "Lipstick" "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" "Harmony in My Head" "You Say You Don't Love Me" "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" "What Do You Know?" 3 videos, "Promises", "Chainstore" and "What Do I Get?", 133 digital images, and 5 audio-only tracks in QuickTime Movie format. Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Notes: The EMI UK release is a double CD with the second, A Different Kind of Product, as an Enhanced CD.	—	—
2003	Buzzcocks       Additional information[1][13]        Released: 18 March 2003 Recorded: March and August 2002, Southern Studios, London Label: Merge, Cherry Red Formats: CD and LP Producer: Tony Barber Track listing "Jerk" (Pete Shelley) – 2:21 "Keep On" (Shelley) – 3:19 "Wake Up Call" (Steve Diggle) – 3:19 "Friends" (Shelley) – 2:57 "Driving You Insane" (Diggle) – 2:24 "Morning After" (Shelley) – 2:34 "Sick City Sometimes" (Diggle) – 2:59 "Stars" (Howard Devoto, Shelley) – 2:46 "Certain Move" (Diggle) – 3:02 "Lester Sands" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:47 "Up for the Crack" (Diggle) – 2:23 "Useless" (Shelley) – 4:01 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums	—	—
2006	Flat-Pack Philosophy       Additional information[14]        Released: 7 March 2006 Label: Cooking Vinyl, True North Formats: CD and LP Producer: Tony Barber Track listing "Flat-Pack Philosophy" (Pete Shelley) – 3:06 "Wish I Never Loved You" (Shelley) – 2:38 "Sell You Everything" (Steve Diggle) – 2:25 "Reconciliation" (Shelley) – 2:57 "I Don't Exist" (Shelley) – 2:20 "Soul Survivor" (Diggle) – 1:41 "God, What Have I Done" (Shelley) – 2:16 "Credit" (Shelley) – 3:22 "Big Brother Wheels" (Diggle) – 2:39 "Dreamin'" (Shelley) – 2:40 "Sound of a Gun" (Diggle) – 2:27 "Look at You Now" (Shelley) – 2:16 "I've Had Enough" (Shelley) – 2:29 "Between Heaven and Hell" (Diggle) – 3:16 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Danny Farrant - drums	—	—
2014	The Way       Additional information[15]        Released: 1 May 2014 Label: PledgeMusic Formats: CD, LP, digital download Track listing "Keep On Believing" (Pete Shelley) - 2:54 "People Are Strange Machines" (Steve Diggle) - 3:31 "The Way" (Shelley) - 3:12 "In the Back" (Diggle) - 3:41 "Virtually Real" (Shelley) - 3:35 "Third Dimension" (Diggle) - 4:33 "Out of the Blue" (Shelley) - 3:47 "Chasing Rainbows"/"Modern Times" (Diggle) - 3:21 "It's Not You" (Danny Farrant/Shelley) - 2:42 "Saving Yourself" (Diggle) - 5:03 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Chris Remmington - bass Danny Farrant - drums	—	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that country.

Live albums

Year	Album
1988	Lest We Forget       Additional information[1][16]        Released: 13 June 1988 Recorded: 1979–1980 Label: ROIR Format: Cassette Producer: Tony Barber Track listing "Fiction Romance" (25 November 1980 Boston) "Breakdown" (1979 Chicago) "Time's Up" (25 November 1980 Boston) "Autonomy" (1979 Minnesota) "Love Battery" (30 October 1980 Birmingham UK) "Ever Fallen in Love" (25 November 1980 Boston) "I Don't Mind" (1979 Chicago) "What Do You Know" (22 November 1980 New Jersey) "I Believe" (1979 Chicago) "Noise Annoys" (1979 Minnesota) "What Do I Get?" (24 November 1980 Providence RI) "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (25 November 1980 Boston) "Harmony in My Head" (22 November 1980 New Jersey) "You Say You Don't Love Me" (1979 Chicago) "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (1979 Chicago) "Fast Cars" (22 November 1980 New Jersey) "Airwaves Dream" (24 November 1980 Providence RI) "Nothing Left" (1979 Minnesota) "Love You More" (1 September 1979 New York) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1990 J.A.P. (CD) 1992 Century (CD) 1993 ROIR (CD) Notes: "Lest We Forget" is a phrase popularised in 1897, by Rudyard Kipling.
1989	Live at the Roxy Club April '77       Additional information[1][17]        Released: September 1989 Recorded: 2 April 1977 Label: Absolutely Free Formats: CD, LP, Cassette Track listing "Orgasm Addict" "No Reply" "Get on Your Own" "Fast Cars" "What Do I Get?" "Friends of Mine" "Sixteen" "Time's Up" "Oh Shit!" "Boredom" "Love Battery" Live from The Roxy bonus tracks "Orgasm Addict" "Breakdown" "No Reply" Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Garth Davies (Smith) – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1990 Receiver (LP; issued in a gatefold sleeve) 1991 Receiver (CD; includes liner notes on the band's early history) 1993 Teichiku (CD) 1999 Crown (CD) 2001 Live from The Roxy Sanctuary, Trojan (CD) Notes: Recorded live Monday, 2 April 1977 at The Roxy, London.
1992	Entertaining Friends       Additional information[1][18]        Released: February 1992 (UK), November 1992 (U.S.A.) Recorded: 31 March 1979 Label: EMI, I.R.S. Formats: CD, Cassette Track listing "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" "I Don't Mind" "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You shouldn't've)?" "Sixteen" "Fiction Romance" "Harmony in My Head" "Moving away from the Pulsebeat" "Autonomy" "Nothing Left" "Noise Annoys" "Lipstick" "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" "Promises" "Orgasm Addict" "What Do I Get?" "Breakdown" "Fast Cars" "Oh Shit!" Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Reissue: 1996 EMI Gold (CD) Notes: Named after the "Entertaining Friends" tour of 1978. Cover art from Malcolm Garrett's posters of that tour. Mixed 5–6 December 1991 by Martin Rushent and Gareth Cousins at Abbey Road. Recorded live 31 March 1979 at Hammersmith Odeon by Martin Rushent.
1995	Encore du Pain (Live in Paris)       Additional information[1][19][20]        Released: September 1995 Recorded: 12 April 1995 Label: Dojo Producer: Tony Barber Format: CD Track listing "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" – 3:42 "Love You More" – 1:43 "Autonomy" – 3:49 "Orgasm Addict" – 2:12 "Promises" – 2:00 "When Love Turns Around" – 2:32 "Ever Fallen in Love" – 2:41 "What Do I Get?" – 2:46 "Oh Shit!" – 2:48 "Fast Cars" – 3:07 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Tony Barber – bass Phil Barker – drums Reissues 1999 Encore du Pain Yeaah!, MSI (CD) 2001 Live in Paris Castle Pie (CD) Notes: Originally released by Dojo as a special mail order offer with coupon contained in the French CD. Tracks 04, 09 & 10 are bonus cuts on the US "French" CD. Mixed at The Surgery by Derek Fudge and Tony Barber. Produced and compiled by Tony Barber. Recorded live Wednesday 12 April 1995 at L'Arapaho Club, Paris, France.
2008	30       Additional information[21]        Released: 22 January 2008 Label: Cooking Vinyl Track listing "You Tear Me Up" "Friends" "Operator's Manual" "Isolation" "Running Free" "Reconciliation" "What Ever Happened to ..." "I Don't Mind" "You Say You Don't Love Me" "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" "Strange Thing" "Love You More" "Soul on a Rock" "What Do I Get?" "E.S.P." "Hollow Inside" "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" "Speed of Life" "369" "No Reply" "Totally from the Heart" "Times Up" "Autonomy" "Promises" "Boredom" "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" "Harmony in My Head" "Orgasm Addict" Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Tony Barber – bass Phil Barker – drums

Compilations

Year	Title	Peak chart positions
		UK [2]
1979	Singles Going Steady       Additional information[1][22]        Released: 25 September 1979 Recorded: November 1977 - July 1979 Label: Liberty, I.R.S, United Artists, King, EMI Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: LP, Cassette Track listing Side one "Orgasm Addict" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) – 2:00 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:52 "I Don't Mind" (Shelley) – 2:16 "Love You More" (Shelley) – 1:47 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) – 2:39 "Promises" (Steve Diggle, Shelley) – 2:34 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:09 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:06 Side two "What Ever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) – 2:12 "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) – 1:34 "Autonomy" (Diggle) – 3:41 "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) – 2:49 "Just Lust" (Dial, Shelley) – 2:58 "Lipstick" (Shelley) – 2:36 "Why Can't I Touch It?" (Diggle, Steve Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) – 6:32 "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) – 4:29 2001 reissue bonus tracks 1-8 side one of the original LP "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) – 2:54 "Are Everything" (Shelley) – 3:59 "Strange Thing" (Shelley) – 4:10 "Running Free" (Diggle) – 3:14 13-20 side two of the original LP "Raison D'etre" (Shelley) – 3:34 "Why She's the Girl from the Chainstore" (Diggle) – 2:26 "Airwaves Dream" (Diggle) – 3:54 "What Do You Know" (Shelley) – 3:15 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass (except for "Orgasm Addict" and "What Ever Happened to?" recorded by Garth Davies (Smith)) John Maher – drums Reissues 1981 Liberty, I.R.S. (LP) 1990 Liberty (CD) 1992 I.R.S. 2001 EMI, United Artists (CD; extra tracks, remastered) 2003 4 Men with Beards (LP; 180-gram) Notes: Compilation of UK singles released from November 1977 to July 1979. Tracks on side one are singles' A-sides, tracks on side two are their corresponding B-sides. The photograph on the cover was shot at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London. The original vinyl is inscribed with "A PORKY PRIME CUT" on the A-side and with "PORKY" on the B-side.	—
1981	Parts 1-3       Additional information[1][23]        Released: February 1981 Recorded: Label: I.R.S Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: 12-inch EP, Cassette Track listing Side one "Are Everything" (Pete Shelley) – 3:56 "Strange Thing" (Shelley) – 4:07 "What Do You Know" (Shelley) – 3:12 Side two "Why She's the Girl from the Chainstore" (Steve Diggle) – 2:25 "Airwaves Dream" (Diggle) – 3:51 "Running Free" (Diggle) – 3:12 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Available on I.R.S. CD of A Different Kind of Tension, in the Product Box Set and on Many Parts. Tracks remastered and re-released on August 2001 with Singles Going Steady.	—
1987	Total Pop       Additional information[1][24]        Released: April 1987 Recorded: 1977–1980 Label: Weird System Producer: Formats: LP, CD, Cassette Track listing "Walking Distance" (Steve Garvey) - 1:58 "E.S.P." (Pete Shelley) - 4:39 "Strange Thing" (Shelley) – 4:08 "Harmony in My Head" (Steve Diggle) – 3:05 "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" (Diggle) – 2:25 "I Believe" (Shelley) - 7:05 "Breakdown" (live) (Howard Devoto, Shelley) - 2:00 "Love Battery" (live) (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:09 "Real World" (Shelley) - 3:29 "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) - 2:43 "Airwaves Dream" (Diggle) – 3:51 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) - 2:40 "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) – 1:58 "Running Free" (Diggle) – 3:12 Bonus tracks on CD and cassette "Are Everything" (Shelley) – 3:59 "What Do You Know" (Shelley) – 3:15 "Fiction Romance" (Shelley) – 4:27 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass (except for "Orgasm Addict" recorded by Garth Davies (Smith)) John Maher – drums Notes: Subtitled: "1977–80: Rare, Live and Great". Collection of previously released studio versions except for "Breakdown" and "Love Battery".	—
1989	The Peel Sessions Album       Additional information[1][25]        Released: 1989 Recorded: 7 September 1977, 10 and 18 April October 1978, and 21 May 1979 in the BBC Radio 1 studio. Label: Strange Fruit Producers: Malcolm Brown, Bob Sargeant, Tony Wilson Formats: LP, CD, Cassette Track listing "Fast Cars" (Howard Devoto, Steve Diggle, Pete Shelley) – 2:15 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) – 4:40 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:50 Tracks 1-3 produced by Malcolm Brown. Recorded live 7 September 1977 in the BBC Radio 1 studio "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) - 2:55 "Walking Distance" (Steve Garvey) - 2:00 "Late for the Train" (Diggle, Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) - 5:10 Tracks 4-6 produced by Tony Wilson. Recorded live 10 April 1978 in the BBC Radio 1 studio "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) - 2:29 "Lipstick" (Shelley) - 2:40 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 2:17 "Sixteen Again" (Shelley) - 3:14 Tracks 7-10 produced by Bob Sargeant. Recorded live 18 October 1978 in the BBC Radio 1 studio "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) - 2:40 "Mad Mad Judy" (Diggle) - 2:45 "Hollow Inside" (Shelley) - 3:45 "E.S.P." (Shelley) - 4:39 Tracks 11-14 produced by Tony Wilson. Recorded live 21 May 1979 in the BBC Radio 1 studio Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass (except for tracks 1-3, "Fast Cars", "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" and "What Do I Get?" recorded by Garth Davies (Smith)) John Maher – drums Reissue: 1994 Strange Fruit (CD)	—
	The Fab Four       Additional information[1][26]        Released: October 1989 Recorded: Label: EMI Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: 7 and 12-inch EP, CD Track listing "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Pete Shelley) – 2:39 "Promises" (Steve Diggle, Shelley) – 2:34 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:09 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:06 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Malcolm Garrett cover art. Released just prior to Product Box Set containing the last 4 of the A-sides collected on Singles Going Steady, also on Operator's Manual: Buzzcocks Best.	83[27]
	Product       Additional information[1][28]        Released: October 1989 Recorded: Label: EMI, Restless Retro Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: LP, Cassette, CD Track listing Disc one Another Music in a Different Kitchen "Fast Cars" (Howard Devoto, Steve Diggle, Pete Shelley) – 2:07 "No Reply" (Shelley) – 2:07 "You Tear Me Up" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:27 "Get on Your Own" (Shelley) – 2:31 "Love Battery" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:16 "Sixteen" (Shelley) – 3:50 "I Don't Mind" (Shelley) – 2:20 "Fiction Romance" (Shelley) – 4:38 "Autonomy" (Diggle) – 3:52 "I Need" (Diggle, Shelley) – 2:50 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) – 5:40 Love Bites "Real World" (Pete Shelley) - 3:29 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) - 2:40 "Operator's Manual" (Shelley) - 3:30 "Nostalgia" (Shelley) - 2:51 "Just Lust" (Alan Dial, Shelley) - 2:57 "Sixteen Again" (Shelley) - 3:14 "Walking Distance" (Steve Garvey) - 1:58 "Love Is Lies" (Diggle) - 3:10 "Nothing Left" (Shelley) - 4:23 "E.S.P." (Shelley) - 4:39 "Late for the Train" (Diggle, Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) - 5:51 Disc two A Different Kind of Tension "Paradise" (Shelley) - 2:23 "Sitting Around at Home" (Diggle) - 2:38 "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) - 2:55 "You Know You Can't Help It" (Diggle) - 2:22 "Mad Mad Judy" (Diggle) - 3:35 "Raison D'etre" (Shelley) - 3:32 "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) - 2:43 "Money" (Shelley) - 2:45 "Hollow Inside" (Shelley) - 4:46 "A Different Kind of Tension" (Shelley) - 4:39 "I Believe" (Shelley) - 7:09 "Radio Nine" (Shelley) - 0:41 Singles Going Steady (Four tracks are deleted because they are on disc one: 'I Don't Mind', 'Autonomy', 'Ever Fallen in Love', 'Just Lust') "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) – 1:58 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:50 "Love You More" (Shelley) – 1:45 "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) – 2:35 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:10 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:05 "What Ever Happened to?" (Dial, Shelley) – 2:08 "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) – 1:32 "Autonomy" (Diggle) – 3:52 "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) – 2:49 "Lipstick" (Shelley) – 2:35 "Why Can't I Touch It?" (Diggle, Garvey, Maher, Shelley) – 6:33 "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) – 4:30 Disc three "Breakdown" (live) – 1:57 "Fast Cars" (live) – 2:07 "Noise Annoys" (live) – 2:53 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (live) – 4:53 "Fiction Romance" (live) – 4:05 "What Do I Get?" (live) – 2:54 "Whatever Happened to?" (live) – 2:08 "Time's Up" (live) – 3:20 Many Parts "Are Everything" – 3:55 "Strange Thing" – 4:06 "What Do You Know?" – 3:14 "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" – 2:19 "Airwaves Dream" – 3:51 "Running Free" – 3:10 "I Look Alone" – 3:00 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass (except for "Orgasm Addict" and "What Ever Happened to?" recorded by Garth Davies (Smith)) John Maher – drums Reissue: 1995 EMI (CD) Notes: Three-CD Box Set containing Another Music in a Different Kitchen, Love Bites, A Different Kind of Tension, a cut-down Singles Going Steady, and a third CD, Many Parts, featuring live material and Parts 1-3.	—
1991	Operator's Manual: Buzzcocks Best       Additional information[1][14]        Released: October 1991 Recorded: Label: I.R.S., EMI Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: LP, Cassette, CD Track listing "Orgasm Addict" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) – 2:01 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:56 "I Don't Mind" (Shelley) – 2:19 "Autonomy" (Steve Diggle) – 3:50 "Fast Cars" (Devoto, Diggle, Shelley) – 2:31 "Get on Our Own" (Shelley) – 2:31 "Sixteen" (Diggle) – 3:46 "Fiction Romance" (Shelley) – 4:34 "Love You More" (Shelley) – 1:50 "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) – 2:52 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) – 2:42 "Operator's Manual" (Shelley) – 3:34 "Nostalgia" (Shelley) – 2:55 "Walking Distance" (Garvey) – 2:02 "Nothing Left" (Shelley) – 4:28 "ESP" (Shelley) – 4:39 "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) – 2:36 "Lipstick" (Shelley) – 2:38 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:12 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:09 "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) – 2:54 "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) – 2:44 "I Believe" (Shelley) – 7:07 "Are Everything" (Shelley) – 3:36 "Radio Nine" (Shelley) – 0:43 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Track 24, "Are Everything", produced by Martin Hannett.	—
1997	Chronology       Additional information[1][29]        Released: 9 June 1997 Recorded: 23 August 1977 at Trident Studios, London, 31 August 1977 at Indigo-Arrow Studios, Manchester, 9 September 1977 at T.W. Studios, London, and Olympic Studios, Surrey, 14 December 1977 at Morgan Studios, London, 17–18 July 1978, 25 February 1979, and July 1979 at Indigo-Arrow Studios, and in early 1981 at Pluto Studios Label: EMI Producer: Tony Barber Format: CD Track listing Trident Studios, London, 23 August 1977 "Boredom" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) (Shelley on vocals, Garth Davies (Smith) on bass) "Sixteen" (Shelley) "Fast Cars" (Devoto, Steve Diggle, Shelley) Indigo-Arrow Studios, Manchester, 31 August 1977 "No Reply" (Shelley) "Whatever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) T.W. Studios, London, and Olympic Studios, Surrey, 9 September 1977 "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) <mall>(unreleased final mix featuring Garth Davies on bass) Morgan Studios, London, 14 December 1977 "I Need" (Diggle, Shelley) (instrumental) "Fiction Romance" (Shelley) "Autonomy" (Diggle) Love Bites demos, Indigo-Arrow Studios, 17–18 July 1978 "Just Lust" (Dial, Shelley) "E.S.P." (Shelley) "Lipstick" (Shelley) "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) "Mother of Turds (Diggle, John Maher) (unreleased) Tension album demos, Indigo-Arrow Studios, 25 February 1979 "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) "I Don't Know" (Steve Garvey) "Run Away from Home" (Garvey, sung by Shelley, choruses by Garvey) "The Drive System" (Diggle, unreleased) "Jesus Made Me Feel Guilty" (Diggle, unreleased) Tension demos, Indigo-Arrow Studios, July 1979 "You Know You Can't Help It" (Diggle) "I Believe" (Shelley) Fourth album sessions, Pluto Studios, early 1981 "No Friend of Mine" (Garvey, unreleased) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Garth Davies – bass (tracks 1-6) Steve Garvey – bass (tracks 7-23) John Maher – drums Notes: studio demos, alternate takes and previously unreleased material from the EMI Abbey Road archives. Cover art by Malcolm Garrett.	—
	I Don't Mind The Buzzcocks       Additional information[1][30]        Released: 1 September 1997 Recorded: Label: EMI Producer: Tony Barber Format: CD Track listing "I Don't Mind" (Pete Shelley) "What Ever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) "No Reply" (Shelley) "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) "Real World" (Shelley) "Just Lust" (Dial, Shelley) "Walking Distance" (Steve Garvey) "Sixteen Again" (Shelley) "Nothing Left" (Shelley) "Late for the Train" (Steve Diggle, Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) "Lipstick" (Shelley) "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) "I Believe" (Shelley) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Includes liner notes with some band history.	—
2000	Time's Up       Additional information[1][31]        Released: 6 March 2000 Recorded: October 1976 at Revolution Studio, Stockport Label: Mute, Ada Producer: Formats: LP, CD Track listing "You Tear Me Up" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) "Breakdown" (Devoto, Shelley) "Friends of Mine" (Devoto, Shelley) "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) "Boredom" (Devoto, Shelley) "Time's Up" (Devoto, Shelley) "Lester Sands (Drop in the Ocean)" (Devoto, Shelley) "Love Battery" (Devoto, Shelley) "I Can't Control Myself" (Reg Presley) "I Love You, You Big Dummy" (Don Van Vliet) "Don't Mess Me 'round" (Devoto, Shelley) "Breakdown" (Devoto, Shelley) (bonus movie file in MPEG format of the original footage of the Buzzcocks live at the Manchester Free Trade Hall filmed in 8mm by Mark Roberts with the Spiral Scratch version of "Breakdown" used as sound) Original bootleg track listing Side one "Boredom" (Devoto, Shelley) "You Tear Me Up" (Devoto, Shelley) "I Can't Control Myself "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) "Friends of Mine" (Devoto, Shelley) Side two "Lester Sands (Drop in the Ocean)" (Devoto, Shelley) "Breakdown" (Devoto, Shelley) "Love Battery" (Devoto, Shelley) "Time's Up" (Devoto, Shelley) "Love Everybody" ("I Love You, You Big Dummy", Van Vliet) / "Don't Mess Me 'round" (Devoto, Shelley) (not listed) "Boredom" (Devoto, Shelley) (Spiral Scratch session) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar Howard Devoto – vocals Steve Diggle – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Studio demos recorded live with a 4-track tape recorder without remix and dubs. Previously released as bootleg by Voto and Smilin' Ears in 1977, Raven in 1979, and by Document in 1991, which includes a 7-inch interview featuring Devoto and Shelley interview originally broadcast on the BBC in 1991, or the promo 7-inch single of "Spiral Scratch". Sometimes referred to as "The Stockport Tape". 28-page booklet with artwork and photographs from Howard Devoto's personal archive.	—
2002	Ever Fallen in Love? Buzzcocks Finest       Additional information[1][32]        Released: April 2002 Recorded: Label: EMI Gold Producer: Formats: CD Track listing "I Don't Mind" (Pete Shelley) "Whatever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) "No Reply" (Shelley) "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) "Real World" (Shelley) "Just Lust" (Dial, Shelley) "Walking Distance" (Steve Garvey) "Sixteen Again" (Shelley) "Nothing Left" (Shelley) "Late for the Train" (Steve Diggle, Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) "Lipstick" (Shelley) "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) "I Don't Know What to Do with My Life" (Shelley) "I Believe" (Shelley) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Tracks taken from the 2001 Abbey Road remasters of Another Music in a Different Kitchen and Love Bites.	—
2003	Inventory       Additional information[1][33]        Released: 12 May 2003 Recorded: 1977–1981 Label: EMI, Capitol Producer: Formats: CD Track listing CD 1 "Breakdown" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) - 1:58 "Time's Up" (Devoto, Shelley) - 3:04 "Boredom" (Devoto, Shelley) - 2:51 "Friends of Mine" (Devoto, Shelley) - 2:15 CD 2 "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) - 2:01 "Whatever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) - 2:13 CD 3 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:54 "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) – 1:35 CD 4 "I Don't Mind" (Shelley) – 2:18 "Autonomy" (Steve Diggle) – 3:43 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) – 5:40 CD 5 "Love You More" (Shelley) - 1:49 "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) - 2:51 CD 6 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) - 2:41 "Just Lust" (Alan Dial, Shelley) - 3:00 CD 7 "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) - 2:35 "Lipstick" (Shelley) - 2:37 CD 8 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:11 "Why Can't I Touch It?" (Diggle, Steve Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) – 6:35 CD 9 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:08 "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) – 4:32 CD 10 "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) - 2:52 "Raison d'etre" (Shelley) - 3:31 CD 11 "I Believe" [edit] (Shelley) - 3:26 "I Believe" (Shelley) - 7:08 "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) – 4:32 CD 12 "Part 1" "Are Everything" (Shelley) – 3:58 "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" (Diggle) – 2:26 CD 13 "Part 2" "Airwaves Dream" (Diggle) – 3:52 "Strange Thing" (Shelley) – 4:10 CD 14 "Part 3" "What Do You Know?" (Shelley) – 3:15 "Running Free" (Diggle) – 3:13 "I Look Alone" (Shelley) – 3:04 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Singles (1977–1981) Box Set. Cover art by Malcolm Garrett. Each of the CD singles are packaged in individual cardboard sleeves, which accurately reproduce the artwork from the original singles.	—
2004	The Complete Singles Anthology       Additional information[34]        Released: 28 September 2004 Recorded: 1977–2003 Label: EMI Producer: Formats: CD Track listing CD 1 "Breakdown" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) - 1:58 "Time's Up" (Devoto, Shelley) - 3:04 "Boredom" (Devoto, Shelley) - 2:51 "Friends of Mine" (Devoto, Shelley) - 2:15 "Orgasm Addict" (Devoto, Shelley) - 2:01 "Whatever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Shelley) - 2:13 "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:54 "Oh Shit!" (Shelley) – 1:35 "I Don't Mind" (Shelley) – 2:18 "Autonomy" (Steve Diggle) – 3:43 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) – 5:40 "Love You More" (Shelley) - 1:49 "Noise Annoys" (Shelley) - 2:51 "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Shelley) - 2:41 "Just Lust" (Alan Dial, Shelley) - 3:00 "Promises" (Diggle, Shelley) - 2:35 "Lipstick" (Diggle, Shelley) - 2:37 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:11 "Why Can't I Touch It?" (Diggle, Steve Garvey, John Maher, Shelley) – 6:35 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:08 "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Shelley) – 4:32 "You Say You Don't Love Me" (Shelley) - 2:52 "Raison d'etre" (Shelley) - 3:31 "I Believe" (Shelley) - 7:08 CD 2 "Are Everything" (Shelley) – 3:58 "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" (Diggle) – 2:26 "Airwaves Dream" (Diggle) – 3:52 "Strange Thing" (Shelley) – 4:10 "What Do You Know?" (Shelley) – 3:15 "Running Free" (Diggle) – 3:13 "I Look Alone" (Shelley) – 3:04 "Alive Tonight" (Diggle) – 3:49 "Serious Crime" (Shelley) – 3:28 "Last to Know" (Shelley) – 2:55 "Successful Street" (Diggle) – 5:29 "Isolation" [live] (Diggle) – 3:43 "Innocent" (Shelley) – 3:33 "Who'll Help Me to Forget?" (Shelley) – 2:57 "Inside" (Diggle) – 2:31 "Do It" (Shelley) – 2:56 "Trash Away" (Diggle) – 4:45 "All Over You" [live] (Shelley) – 3:14 "Libertine Angel" (Shelley) – 2:56 "Roll It Over" (Diggle) – 3:41 Excerpt from "Prison Riot Hostage" – 1:59 CD 3 "Totally from the Heart" (Shelley) – 2:42 "Thunder of Hearts" (Shelley) – 2:55 "Soul on a Rock" (Shelley) – 3:32 "Jerk" (Shelley) – 2:22 "Don't Come Back" (Diggle) – 2:35 "Oh Shit!" [live] (Shelley) – 1:58 "Sick City Sometimes" (Diggle) – 3:00 "Never Believe It" [demo] (Shelley) – 3:07 "Paradise" [live] (Shelley) – 2:28 Diggle and Tony Barber interviewed by Alan Parker Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass Tony Barber – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Singles 1977–2003.	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that country.

Extended plays

Year	Title	Peak chart positions
		UK [2]
1977	Spiral Scratch       Additional information[1][35]        Released: 29 January 1977 Recorded: 28 December 1976 at Indigo Sound Studio, Manchester Label: New Hormones Producer: Martin Hannett Format: 7-inch Vinyl Track listing Side one "Breakdown" [third take, no dubs] (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) – 1:54 "Time's Up" [first take, guitar dub] (Devoto, Shelley) – 3:02 Side two "Boredom" [first take, guitar dub] (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:52 "Friends of Mine" [first take, guitar dub] (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:13 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar Howard Devoto – vocals Steve Diggle – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1979 New Hormones (7-inch Vinyl) 1991 Document (7 and 12-inch Vinyl, CD) 2000 Mute, The Grey Area (7-inch Vinyl, CD) Note: Photography by Richard Boon.	31[36]
1978	I Am the Amazing Buzzcocks EP       Additional information[1][37]        Released: May 1978 Label: Wizard Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: 12-inch Clear/Black/Green Vinyl Track listing Side one "What Do I Get?" (Pete Shelley) – 2:54 "Fast Cars" (Howard Devoto, Steve Diggle, Shelley) – 2:02 Side two "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) / "The End" – 6:40 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: The front cover of this EP says "I AM THE AMAZING BUZZCOCKS 12" CLEAR VINYL MAXI SINGLE", and on the back is a 7 step list of instructions.	—
1981	Parts 1-3       Additional information[1][23]        Released: February 1981 Label: I.R.S Producer: Martin Hannett and/or Martin Rushent Formats: 12-inch EP, Cassette Track listing Side one "Are Everything" (Pete Shelley) – 3:56 "Strange Thing" (Shelley) – 4:07 "What Do You Know" (Shelley) – 3:12 Side two "Why She's the Girl from the Chainstore" (Steve Diggle) – 2:25 "Airwaves Dream" (Diggle) – 3:51 "Running Free" (Diggle) – 3:12 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Available on I.R.S. CD of A Different Kind of Tension, in the Box Set Product and on Many Parts. Tracks remastered and re-released on August 2001 with Singles Going Steady.	—
1987	Peel Sessions       Additional information[1][38]        Released: 1987 Recorded: live 7 September 1977 in the BBC Radio Studio 1 Label: Strange Fruit Producer: Malcolm Brown Format: Vinyl 12-inch Track listing Side one "Fast Cars" (Howard Devoto, Steve Diggle, Pete Shelley) – 2:15 "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat" (Shelley) – 4:40 Side two "What Do I Get?" (Shelley) – 2:50 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Garth Davies (Smith) – bass John Maher – drums Reissue: 1989 Strange Fruit, Castle Communications (CD) Notes: First Buzzcocks studio recording session without Devoto.	—
	The Early Years Live       Additional information[1][39]        Released: 1987 Recorded: live 2 April 1977 at The Roxy, London Label: Receiver Format: 12-inch Vinyl limited edition Track listing Side one "Orgasm Addict" (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) –3:08 "No Reply" (Shelley) – 2:40 Sode two "Boredom" (Devoto, Shelley) – 3:55 "Love Battery" (Devoto, Shelley) – 2:43 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Garth Davies (Smith) – bass John Maher – drums Reissues 1979 New Hormones (Vinyl 7 inch) 1991 Document (Vinyl 7 and 12-inch, CD) 2000 Mute (Vinyl 7 inch and CD) Notes: Four tracks limited edition EP recorded live at The Roxy Club on 2 April 1977.	—
1989	The Fab Four       Additional information[1][26]        Released: October 1989 Label: EMI Producer: Martin Rushent Formats: 7 and 12-inch EP, CD Track listing "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" (Pete Shelley) – 2:39 "Promises" (Steve Diggle, Shelley) – 2:34 "Everybody's Happy Nowadays" (Shelley)– 3:09 "Harmony in My Head" (Diggle) – 3:06 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Artwork by Malcolm Garrett. Released just prior to Product Box Set containing the last 4 of the A-sides collected on Singles Going Steady, also on Operator's Manual: Buzzcocks Best.	83[27]
1991	Alive Tonight       Additional information[1][40]        Released: April 1991 Recorded: 1991 Label: Planet Pacific Producers: Buzzcocks Formats: 7 and 12-inch Vinyl, CD, Cassette Track listing "Alive Tonight" (Steve Diggle) "Serious Crime" (Pete Shelley) "Last to Know" (Shelley) "Successful Street" (Diggle) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass Mike Joyce – drums Notes: From 1991 demo sessions for Trade Test Transmissions.	—
1993	Innocent       Additional information[1][41]        Released: May 1993 Label: Castle Communications, Caroline Formats: CD, 7 and 12-inch Vinyl Track listing "Innocent" (Pete Shelley) – 3:34 "Who'll Help Me to Forget?" (Shelley) – 2:59 "Inside" (Steve Diggle) – 2:31 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums	—
1993	Do It       Additional information[1][42]        Released: August 1993 Label: Castle Communications, BMG Producer: Ralph Ruppert Formats: CD, 12-inch EP Track listing "Do It" [remix] (Pete Shelley) – 3:22 "Trash Away" [live] (Steve Diggle) – 4:44 "All Over You" [live] (Shelley) – 3:24 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums	—
1994	Libertine Angel       Additional information[1][43]        Released: April 1994 Recorded: Falconer Studios 1 and 2 Label: Castle Communications, BMG Formats: CD and 12-inch Vinyl Producers: Buzzcocks Track listing "Libertine Angel" (Pete Shelley) – 2:56 "Roll It Over" (Steve Diggle) – 3:41 Excerpt from "Prison Riot Hostage" – 1:59 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Additional musicians Lydia - brass on "Roll It Over" Simon Astridge - brass on "Roll It Over" Nick Wollage - brass on "Roll It Over" Notes: Limited to 1000 copies. Inscriptions in the vinyl "MIKE'S EXCHANGE" on A-side, "MIKE'S EXCHANGE" / "YOU'RE ALL FUCKING SLAVES" on B-side	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that country.

Singles

Year	Title	Peak chart positions	Album
		UK [2]
1977	"Orgasm Addict"       [1][44]        B-side: "Whatever Happened to?" (Alan Dial, Pete Shelley) – 2:07 Released: 8 October 1977 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: September 1977 at T.W. Studios, Fulham Length: 1:58 Label: United Artists Writers: Howard Devoto, Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Garth Davies (Smith) – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single.	—	—
1978	"What Do I Get?"       [1][45]        B-side: "Oh Shit!" (Pete Shelley) – 1:32 Released: 3 February 1978 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: January 1978 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London Length: 2:50 Label: United Artists Writers: Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single; previously released as promo.	37[46]
	"I Don't Mind"       [1][47]        B-side: "Autonomy" (Steve Diggle) – 3:43 Released: 14 April 1978 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1978 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London Length: 2:18 Label: United Artists Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums	55[48]	Another Music in a Different Kitchen
	"Moving Away from the Pulsebeat"       [1][49]        B-side: [blank] Released: May 1978 Format: 12-inch single Recorded: 1978 Length: 5:40 Label: United Artists Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single; One-sided limited edition promotional 12-inch maxi-single.	—
	"Love You More"       Additional information[1][50]        B-side: "Noise Annoys" (Pete Shelley) - 2:50 Released: 30 June 1978 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1978 at EMI Abbey Road Studios, London Length: 1:47 Label: United Artists Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single. Vinyl is inscribed with "THE CROSSOVER MARKET" on the A-side, and "THE SECRET PUBLIC" on the B-side.	34[51]	—
	"Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)"       Additional information[1][52]        B-side: "Just Lust" (Alan Dial, Pete Shelley) - 3:00 Released: 8 September 1978 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1978 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London Length: 2:41 Label: United Artists Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: Artwork Malcolm Garrett, who credited Marcel Duchamp for his painting, Fluttering Hearts.	12[53]	Love Bites
	"Promises"       Additional information[1][54]        B-side: "Lipstick" (Pete Shelley) - 2:35 Released: 17 November 1978 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1978 at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London Length: 2:35 Label: United Artists Writers: Steve Diggle, Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single. Vinyl is inscribed with "A PORKY PRIME CUT" on the A-side, and "PECKO" on the B-side.	20[55]	—
1979	"Everybody's Happy Nowadays"       Additional information[1][56]        B-side: "Why Can't I Touch It?" (Steve Diggle, Steve Garvey, John Maher, Pete Shelley) – 6:33 Released: 2 March 1979 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1979 at Strawberry Studios, Stockport Length: 3:10 Label: United Artists Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single. Inscriptions in the vinyl, "DON'T LET DARK HAIR FOOL YOU" on A-side, and "TOUCH WHAT?" on B-side.	29[57]
	"Harmony in My Head"       Additional information[1][58]        B-side: "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Pete Shelley) – 4:30 Released: 13 July 1979 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1979 at Eden Studios, London (Mixed at Marquee) Length: 3:05 Label: United Artists Writers: Steve Diggle Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album single. Inscriptions in the vinyl "PORKY" on the A-side, and "A PORKY PRIME CUT" on the B-side.	32[59]
1979	"You Say You Don't Love Me"       Additional information[1][60]        B-side: "Raison d'etre" (Pete Shelley) - 3:31 Released: 28 September 1979 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1979 Length: 2:52 Label: United Artists, Liberty Writer: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums	—	A Different Kind of Tension
1980	"I Believe"       Additional information[1][61]        B-side: # "Something's Gone Wrong Again" (Pete Shelley) – 4:32 Released: February 1980 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1979 Length: 3:26 Label: I.R.S. Writer: Pete Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums	—
	Part 1       Additional information[1][62]        Side one "Are Everything" (Pete Shelley) – 3:36 Side two "Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore" (Steve Diggle) – 2:25 Released: August 1980 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1980 at Advision. Mixed at Townhouse Label: United Artists, Liberty Writers: Shelley, Diggle Producer: Martin Hannett Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Notes: non-album double A-sided single. Mastered by George Peckham	61[63]	—
	Part 2       Additional information[1][64]        Side one "Strange Thing" (Pete Shelley) – 4:07 Side two "Airwaves Dream" (Steve Diggle) – 3:51 Released: 13 October 1980 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1980 at Advision. Mixed at Strawberry Label: Liberty, I.R.S. Writers: Shelley, Diggle Producer: Martin Hannett Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Additional musicians George Born – cello on "Strange Thing" Joe Sax – saxophone on "Airwaves Dream" Henry Lowther – trumpet on "Airwaves Dream" Notes: non-album double A-sided single. Inscriptions in the UA vinyl, "A PORKY PRIME CUT" on A-side, and "DORIS, MESSAGE IN THE POST" on B-side. These tracks were remastered and re-released Aug 2001 with Singles Going Steady.	—
	Part 3       Additional information[1][65]        Side one "Running Free" (Steve Diggle) – 3:12 Side two "What Do You Know" (Pete Shelley) – 3:12 Released: December 1980 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 1980 by Martin Hannett at Advision and Pluto. Mixed at Genetic Label: United Artists, Liberty, I.R.S. Writers: Diggle, Shelley Producer: Martin Rushent Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar, vocals Steve Garvey – bass John Maher – drums Additional musicians Leslie Condon – brass on "What Do You Know" Peter King – brass on "What Do You Know" Stan Robinson – brass on "What Do You Know" Notes: non-album double A-sided single. Mixed by Martin Rushent. Inscriptions in the UA vinyl, "ARUN" on A-side. These tracks were remastered and re-released Aug 2001 with Singles Going Steady.	—
1996	"Isolation"       Additional information[1][66]        B-side: "Noise Annoys" (Pete Shelley) – 3:07 Released: January 1996 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: live 12 April 1995 at L'Arapaho Club, Paris, France. Mixed at The Surgery by Derek Fudge and Tony Barber Length: 3:47 Label: One Stop Music Writers: Steve Diggle Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Notes: Limited edition non-album single. Inscriptions in the vinyl "A PORKY PRIME CUT FOR THE BOYS" on the A-side, and "PRIMED" on the B-side.	—
	"Autumn Stone" [Small Faces cover]       Additional information[1][67]        B-side: "Understanding" (Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane) – 5:03 Released: 1996 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 5–6 September 1995 Length: 4:05 Label: Acid Jazz Writers: Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks as Stevie's Buzz (Autumn Stone only, Understanding is by P.P. and The Primes (P.P. Arnold and Primal Scream)[68] Pete Shelley – guitar Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Notes: Limited edition non-album single. Inscriptions in the vinyl "MAXIMUM B + B" on the A-side, and "NUF DNA N15 REEB" on the B-side.	—
	"Totally from the Heart"       Additional information[1][69]        Released: 1996 Format: CD single Recorded: live 12 April 1995 Length: 2:46 Label: I.R.S. Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums	—	All Set
1997	"What Do I Get?"       Additional information[1][70]        B-side "Mad Mad Judy" (Steve Diggle) - 3:35 "Raison d'etre (Forever on the Run)" (Pete Shelley) - 3:32 Released: June 1997 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 9 September 1977 ("What Do I Get?"), 17–18 July 1978 at Arrow Studio, Manchester ("Raison d'etre"), July 1979 ("Mad Mad Judy") Length: 2:52 Label: EMI Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle – guitar Steve Garvey – bass on "Mad Mad Judy" and "Raison d'etre" Garth Davies (Smith) – bass on "What Do I Get?" John Maher – drums Notes: Limited edition demo tracks.	—	—
1999	Promotional Product       Additional information[1][71]        Released: August 1999 Formats: CD Recorded: 1999 Label: EMI Writer: Pete Shelley Producer: Tony Barber Track listing "Thunder of Hearts" "Soul on a Rock" (Radio edit) "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)" Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums	—	Modern
2003	"Jerk"       Additional information[1][72]        B-side: "Don't Come Back" (Steve Diggle) – 2:35 "Oh Shit!" [live] (Pete Shelley) – 1:58 Released: 4 April 2003 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: by Harvey Birrell in Toulouse, France, 2000, February - March 2002, 2003 Length: 2:22 Label: Damaged Goods Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Notes: "Don't Come Back" is taken from the album sessions, and "Oh Shit!"was recorded live in Toulouse, France in 2000. The vinyl is half pink—yellow for 500 copies— and half black.	—	Buzzcocks
	"Sick City Sometimes"       Additional information[1][73]        B-side "Never Believe It" [demo] (Pete Shelley) – 3:07 "Paradise" [live] (Shelley) – 2:28 Released: October 2003 Format: 7-inch single Recorded: 2003 Length: 3:00 Label: Damaged Goods Writer: Steve Diggle Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Notes: Limited Edition, half red / half translucent vinyl.	—
2006	"Wish I Never Loved You"       Additional information[74]        B-side "Don't Matter What You Say" (Steve Diggle) – 2:58 "Love Battery" (live) (Howard Devoto, Pete Shelley) – 2:09 Released: 20 February 2006 Format: 7-inch single, CD Recorded: May 2000 at Effenaar, Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 2005 Length: 2:41 Label: Damaged Goods, Cooking Vinyl Writer: Pete Shelley Producer: Tony Barber CD track listing "Wish I Never Loved You" (Shelley) – 2:41 "Don't Matter What You Say (Diggle) – 2:58 "Orion" (Shelley) – 3:14 Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Phil Barker - drums Notes: Arranged by Tony Barber. Artwork by Paul Terence Madden.	146[75]	Flat-Pack Philosophy
	"Sell You Everything"       Additional information[76]        B-side: "Sixteen" [live] Pete Shelley "Darker by the Hour" (Shelley) Released: 14 August 2006 Format: 7-inch single, CD Recorded: 2005 at Southern Studios, England Label: Damaged Goods, Cooking Vinyl Writers: Steve Diggle Producer: Tony Barber Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Danny Farrant - drums Notes: Arranged by Tony Barber. Mixed at WMRS, England in 2005. "Sixteen" recorded live in U.S.A. in December 2000. "Darker by the Hour" recorded for the film directed by Sarah Weatherall, Last Days of the Post Office, at The Surgery, England in 1998.	—
2007	"Reconciliation"       Additional information[77]        Released: 4 December 2007 Format: CD Recorded: 2007 Label: Cooking Vinyl Writers: Pete Shelley Producer: Tony Barber Track listing "Reconciliation" (Shelley) "See Through You" (Steve Diggle) "Holding Me Down" (Diggle) Buzzcocks Pete Shelley – guitar, vocals Steve Diggle - guitar, vocals Tony Barber - bass Danny Farrant - drums Notes: Mixed by Julian Standen.	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that country.

References

1. "Discography". buzzcocks.com. 24 February 2004. Archived from the original (TXT) on 5 September 2009. Retrieved 20 August 2009.
2. "The Official Charts Company - Buzzcocks". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 20 August 2009.
3. "Buzzcocks > Charts & Awards > Billboard Albums". Allmusic. Retrieved 20 August 2009.
4. Buzzcocks. (10 March 1978). Another Music in a Different Kitchen. United Artists, King, EMI, Wizard.
5. First seen: 25 March 1978. Highest position: 15. Avg position: 36. No. of weeks: 11
6. Buzzcocks. (22 September 1978). Love Bites. United Artists, King, Sonopresse.
7. First seen: 7 October 1978. Highest position: 13. Avg position: 37. No. of weeks: 9
8. Buzzcocks. (September 1979). A Different Kind of Tension. United Artists, Liberty, EMI Electrola, I.R.S., King.
9. First seen: 6 October 1979. Highest position: 42. Avg position: 43. No. of weeks: 2
10. Buzzcocks. (May 1993). Trade Test Transmissions. United Artists, King, EMI, Wizard.
11. Buzzcocks. (29 April 1996). All Set. I.R.S., Real Cool.
12. Buzzcocks. (7 September 1999). Modern. Go-Kart.
13. Buzzcocks. (18 March 2003). Buzzcocks. Merge, Cherry Red.
14. Buzzcocks. (7 March 2006). Flat-Pack Philosophy. Cooking Vinyl, True North.
15. Buzzcocks. (1 May 2014). The Way. PledgeMusic.
16. Buzzcocks. (13 June 1988). Lest We Forget. ROIR.
17. Buzzcocks. (September 1989). Live at the Roxy Club April '77. Absolutely Free.
18. Buzzcocks. (February 1992). Entertaining Friends. EMI, I.R.S..
19. Buzzcocks. (September 1995). Encore du Pain. Dojo.
20. Buzzcocks. (16 July 2001). Live in Paris. Castle Pie.
21. Buzzcocks. (26 November 2007). 30. Cooking Vinyl.
22. Buzzcocks. (25 September 1979). Singles Going Steady. Liberty, I.R.S, United Artists, King, EMI.
23. Buzzcocks. (February 1981). Parts 1-3. I.R.S.
24. Buzzcocks. (April 1987). Total Pop. Weird System. Germany.
25. Buzzcocks. (1989). The Peel Sessions Album. Strange Fruit.
26. Buzzcocks. (October 1989). The Fab Four. EMI.
27. First seen: 21 October 1989. Highest position: 83. Avg position: 87. No. of weeks: 2
28. Buzzcocks. (October 1989). Product. EMI, Restless Retro.
29. Buzzcocks. (9 June 1997). Chronology. EMI.
30. Buzzcocks. (1 September 1997). I Don't Mind The Buzzcocks. EMI.
31. Buzzcocks. (6 March 2000). Time's Up. Mute.
32. Buzzcocks. (April 2002). Ever Fallen in Love? Buzzcocks Finest. EMI Gold.
33. Buzzcocks. (12 May 2003). Inventory. EMI, Capitol.
34. Buzzcocks. (28 September 2004). The Complete Singles Anthology. EMI.
35. Buzzcocks. (29 January 1977). Spiral Scratch. New Hormones.
36. First seen: 25 August 1979. Highest position: 31. Avg position: 45. No. of weeks: 6
37. Buzzcocks. (May 1978). I Am the Amazing Buzzcocks. Wizard.
38. Buzzcocks. (1987). Peel Sessions. Strange Fruit.
39. Buzzcocks. (1987). The Early Years Live. Receiver.
40. Buzzcocks. (April 1991). Alive Tonight. Planet Pacific.
41. Buzzcocks. (May 1993). Innocent. Castle Communications, Caroline.
42. Buzzcocks. (August 1993). Do It. Castle Communications, BMG.
43. Buzzcocks. (April 1994). Libertine Angel. Castle Communications, BMG.
44. Buzzcocks. (8 October 1977). "Orgasm Addict". United Artists.
45. Buzzcocks. (3 February 1978). "What Do I Get?". United Artists.
46. First seen: 18 February 1978. Highest position: 37. Avg position: 42. No. of weeks: 3
47. Buzzcocks. (14 April 1978). "I Don't Mind". United Artists.
48. First seen: 13 May 1978. Highest position: 55. Avg position: 58. No. of weeks: 2
49. Buzzcocks. (May 1978). "Moving Away from the Pulsebeat". United Artists.
50. Buzzcocks. (30 June 1978). "Love You More". Cooking Vinyl, True North.
51. First seen: 15 July 1978. Highest position: 34. Avg position: 43. No. of weeks: 6
52. Buzzcocks. (8 September 1978). "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)". United Artists.
53. First seen: 23 September 1978. Highest position: 12. Avg position: 30. No. of weeks: 11
54. Buzzcocks. (7 March 2006). "Promises". Cooking Vinyl, True North.
55. First seen: 25 November 1978. Highest position: 20. Avg position: 36. No. of weeks: 10
56. Buzzcocks. (2 March 1979). "Everybody's Happy Nowadays". United Artists.
57. First seen: 10 March 1979. Highest position: 29. Avg position: 38. No. of weeks: 6
58. Buzzcocks. (13 July 1979). "Harmony in My Head". United Artists.
59. First seen: 21 July 1979. Highest position: 32. Avg position: 45. No. of weeks: 6
60. Buzzcocks. (28 September 1979). "You Say You Don't Love Me". United Artists, Liberty.
61. Buzzcocks. (February 1980). "I Believe". I.R.S..
62. Buzzcocks. (August 1980). Part 1. United Artists, Liberty.
63. First seen: 6 September 1980. Highest position: 61. Avg position: 65. No. of weeks: 3
64. Buzzcocks. (13 October 1980). Part 2. Liberty, I.R.S..
65. Buzzcocks. (December 1980). Part 3. United Artists, Liberty, I.R.S..
66. Buzzcocks. (January 1996). "Isolation". One Stop Music.
67. Buzzcocks. (1996). "Autumn Stone". Acid Jazz.
68. http://www.45cat.com/artist/pp-and-the-primes
69. Buzzcocks. (1996). "Totally from the Heart". I.R.S..
70. Buzzcocks. (June 1997). "What Do I Get?". EMI.
71. Buzzcocks. (August 1999). Promotional Product. EMI.
72. Buzzcocks. (4 April 2003). "Jerk". Damaged Goods.
73. Buzzcocks. (October 2003). "Sick City Sometimes". Damaged Goods.
74. Buzzcocks. (20 February 2006). "Wish I Never Loved You". Damaged Goods, Cooking Vinyl.
75. Chart Log UK
76. Buzzcocks. (14 August 2006). "Sell You Everything". Damaged Goods, Cooking Vinyl.
77. Buzzcocks. (4 December 2007). "Reconciliation". Cooking Vinyl.

External links

• Buzzcocks discography on Buzzcocks Official Site (PDF version)
• Buzzcocks SPIRAL SNAPS - an illustrated discography
• Buzzcocks Discography at Allmusic
• Buzzcocks at Discogs
• Buzzcocks at Rate Your Music