Buzzcocks/NY, USA 1979

Broadcast sound source of Buzzcocks’ 1979 New York performance is now available. Since it is a broadcast sound source, the sound image is clear, making it perfect for beginners. There is an already released Italian version from 1992, but this is the latest remastered sound source in 2021. Although “Love Humor” has been cut, the enthusiasm of the audience for “Breakdown” and “Boredom”, early punk classics for which Howard Devoto took vocals, can be clearly felt, and the rhythms of John Marr and Garvey are clearly felt. The troupe’s performance is also impeccable. A fan-pleasing setlist spread across three albums. I hope that early punk fans will be able to enjoy the roaring classics from “Fast Cars”, which are a must-have for early punk fans. This is a must-buy for hardcore fans who are moved to tears by hearing Pete Shelley’s MC. Recorded Live At The Palladium,NY Dec 1,1979 01. I Don’t MInd 02. Autonomy 03. Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn’t’ve) 04. Mad, Mad Judy 05. Sixteen Again 06. Moving Away From Pulsebeat 07. Noise Annoys 08. What Do I Get ? / Harmony In My Head 09. Everybody’s Happy Nowadays 10. You Say You Don’t Love Me 11. I Don’t Know What To Do With My Life 12. I Believe 13. Fast Cars 14. Breakdown 15. Boredom