Around the time this came out they also had an album called Love Bites and I went into my local record store in Camberley and asked the girl if she had love bites. She got all embarrassed but I explained it was by the Buzzcocks and she found me a copy. We chatted, I asked her for a date and we have been married for 40 years now. Brings back great memories. Thanks guys.
My husband Gareth & I loved this song. He's gone now. I lost him in 2020 to cancer at 58yrs old. We had 34yrs together. Always think of him when I hear this song. Love you Gar- always miss you love. ❤❤
Must have been 1980 by time I heard the Buzzcocks out here in Oz as I got into punk. Never thought I would get to see a pommy punk band but one day we were holidaying in Adelaide South Australia and there was a poster on a pole advertising the Buzzcocks at a local pub (1990). I didn’t believe it would actually be them, maybe just a cover band… but wouldn’t you know it it was them, and sounded exactly as they did on all my albums. One of my best memories. I’m 60 now and still crank them out regularly ❤
The Buzzcocks were ahead of the times in the late 70,s, looking back forty years later the lyrics still have a meaning and the melodies are catchy to almost everyone not just old punks like me.
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend. ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
Always loved the Buzzcocks. Found a Buzzcocks are Coming reprint t-shirt several years ago. My wife always hides it at the bottom of the pile so I forget to wear it. Oddly she finds it embarrassing. This makes me smile.
Was top of the charts when I started at Royal Mail in 1978…..when I retired in 2015 I handed my final keys in (driver) it was playing on the loudspeakers in the sorting office WOW …..AS I WALKED OUT ….NO JOKE 💙💙
The universe proving it has impeccable timing when it comes to deliveries. A display of dominance letting posties know how it's really done. I have the utmost and deepest respect for the vital hard work you struggled through. Be it rain, shine, snow, blizzards or even tropical cyclones. You're the backbone of the country and get nowhere near enough gratitude.
Lyrics: You spurn my natural emotions You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt And if I start a commotion I run the risk of losing you and that's worse Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with I can't see much of a future Unless we find out what's to blame, what a shame And we won't be together much longer Unless we realize that we are the same Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with You disturb my natural emotions You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt And if I start a commotion I'll only end up losing you and that's worse Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with Fallen in love with Ever fallen in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with
One correction: "you make me feel *I'm * dirt and I'm hurt", not "feel like dirt". It changes the dynamic between the lovers in the song. Didn't anyone hear that but me?
@@gazscott4102 a classic Clasic band Im.50..just been out on skateboard with 8year old son🤣😎🤣 Scary when you're older Im.soooooooo.glad people listening to music they've never heard before in lockdown. Im.a music head .ska.reggae.jazz.northern soul.folk. Etc etc.🤩
Saw these when I was a young punk in 1977, the year I left school, my mom went nuts at my clothes 😂😂 the energy of the bands then was amazing and we got together with the rasta's and joined together ☮️😍 brilliant time to be a teenager, the mixed music, club scene, breaking boundaries 🌟🇬🇧
I remember seeing these with Joy Division Manchester Apollo,shortly after i had saved enough to go to the Roxy and buy my first ever pair of bondage pants.when i got home my old fella said your not wearing them things in here,i did and also thought Andy your an Anarchist and you have arrived happy days,now 60 and still pogo at gigs just for the hell of it😂
As a kid I used to have nightmares all the time... horrific and vivid, so I started listening to late night radio to take my mind off things, John Peel used to play this tune often, my nightmares subsided. I'm not for an instant getting into a cause V effect debate, but the poetry pleased me, anxiety shared is anxiety halfed.
Listening to John Peel head under the blankets, with one earbud were the first times I felt like I wasn't the only weirdo in the world, too. Thanks for sharing that thought. It nudged a happy memory, from a time I usually think of us hard.
Pete was my closest buddy at Bolton Institute of Technology, and we lived at Radcliffe Road together in 1975. He was a very nice guy to know personally.
@Matt Borel Pete was very friendly. I loved him. He was my soulmate at the time. We spent the whole night long discussing diverse topics of politics, religion, sex and human behaviour in general. His girlfriend Hillary Collins was the one who worked in Woolworths (it was a temporary job because she was a student of psychology at the time). Dearest Pete, Rest In Peace my dear friend. x
And yes he was highly talented. He and his bandmates practised in the cellar at 54 Radcliffe Road Bolton Lancs UK. Garth Davies played bass, was openly gay, and occasionally attempted to attack me with a knife.
@Matt Borel Pete told me that Garth's looks wouldn't do for a professional band. Pete smiled and said Garth was "visually unacceptable". They knew each other from school days. Pete had a genuine affection for Garth but not in the way Garth wanted it LOL
The sound of caffeine itself, as Manchester’s princes of punk wind themselves up so tightly with panic and sexual frustration that when they finally let it all out, it explodes into one of the most thrilling and anarchic singles in all of punk rock. Just awesome.
@@liambegley7937if you're in Piccadilly and a bit of a wanderer you arrive in Bolton surprisingly quickly, practically the same city right :P With Bolton I actually view it as completely separate, people from Salford on the other hand provide me never ending joy. If for example you ask them "What's the craic up in your bit of Manchester?", the unbridled rage it generates along with a vitriolic essay on why Salford isn't Manchester is an absolute joy to behold.
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend. ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
And later we had Johnny Marr (The Smiths) kind of thanks to him. Johnny Marr, born John Martin Maher changed his name to avoid the confusion with Buzzcocks drummer.
I was 15 when i watched this, absolutely loved, brought records, seeing this is just amazing, 57 now, but then so sad RIP Pete, you were amazing. 💖 you.and thanks for your great musicxxxx
Same age mate. Saw them in concert at the Manchester Apollo supported by Joy Division, claim to fame. I'm from Stockport, just the next town away from Gorton where he lived I think. I live in Australia, still got all the old records, 7 inch and albums. Today is the first I've heard of his passing, shit. He wasn't that old. Will have to go and have a look now. Cheers mate.
RIP Pete Shelley, as someone else alluded to in the comments this is the form (Plato) of a pop song. People will still be listening to this in 200 year I reckon.
@Sadie Wilkinson Punk was not made in England. The Ramones, dolls, iggy and Richard Hell were before the pistols. I like British punk more with the exception of the Heartbreakers lp. British punk is better in my opinion but it was created here. Rock n roll period was created here.
You spurn my natural emotions You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt And if I start a commotion I run the risk of losing you and that's worse Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with I can't see much of a future Unless we find out what's to blame, what a shame And we won't be together much longer Unless we realize that we are the same Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with You disturb my natural emotions You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt And if I start a commotion I'll only end up losing you and that's worse Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with Ever fallen in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone Ever fallen in love, in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with Fallen in love with Ever fallen in love with someone You shouldn't have fallen in love with
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend. ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
fuck i was 8 when he sung this , where have the years gone, turn it up loud in the car on the upper north shore enjoying this at 50 ....lol never to old
62 years old. When this album came out a few years back, it was the best music I'd heard in many years, and ive been a rock addict since 7 years of age. Wore the cd out in my car and also made the grandkids big fontaines fans.
When this song was out in 1978, I was going through a relationship that was going sour so I could really relate to it at the time. Buzzcocks were a great band, I played the first LP to death, "Another music in a different kitchen" - "Love Bites ", the second LP, was terrific too.
Pete Shelley was born in my hometown of Leigh, Lancashire (now Greater Manchester) - there’s a mural of him on the library car park. Legendary band and an amazing song!
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend. ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
@@bellywood7688 There us a video from the 60's, cant remember who it was but they make it so obvious that theyre not live, the keyboard player even looks at the camera as his part is playing, takes his hands off the keyboard and is just like look no hands lol.
Still one of my favorite songs ever. I had the pleasure of interviewing Pete and Steve when they played a club on Long Island in ‘79 and they were absolutely delightful.
Has it been 44 years already since I bought 'Singles Going Steady?" Yow! It still gets slapped down on my turntable on a regular basis and is DEFINITELY one of my "Desert Island Discs." I only wish this music had been heard on the radio in the USA!
I saw them in 2015. Pete had a grey beard and I remember thinking that’s cool. He didn’t care if he looked like a punk rocker. They could still kick ass and that’s what mattered. Rest In Peace my friend.
Few days ago I listened to a yt video of someone drumming over this song and when it ended I still heard the song but it was now coming from the bedroom. There the TV was on and the song was under a BBC Iplayer prome. What are the odds.
Growing up in the 70’s I was stuck with the kind of music that was all the rage (i.e. Skynyrd) and then - out of the blue - this stuff. Along with Boingo, XTC. Heads, Sparks et al - and I never looked back.
I was born 10 years too late! First gig I ever went to was Spear of Destiny 1988 when I was 15. After that came Stone Roses, Mondays etc.... Great but I wish I could have seen late 70's bands but I was just a kid!
A really special song, Pete Shelley was such a talent, writing great gay love songs and charting them in those days must've been a huge buzz! This song will never get old.
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend. ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
Ace now that's old I live on the the sweet rd my the beach . I still jump up and down . old folk think I must be strange . they missed out .xxxxxxx I do to shock them make sure they are alive . xxxx some of join in . xx
Saw these guys. I dunno 20 year ago Maby ........I thrashed their music as youngster. I eventually got to see them live in Oz. We were all older and plumper. We had ball ,they had a ball. Geriatric punkers I called us. We weren't that old in hind-sight. I'm even more of a geriatric punker now. A memory I'll treasure.😊
when I saw them in '89 at One Step Beyond, the bass player was completely high, and at one point in the show either Pete or Diggle looked at him and he just slowly shook his head in a "no" manner, I've never forgotten it. I'm guessing it was acid. The next time they came back Mike Joyce was drumming and they sounded even better.
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend. ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
Around the time this came out they also had an album called Love Bites and I went into my local record store in Camberley and asked the girl if she had love bites. She got all embarrassed but I explained it was by the Buzzcocks and she found me a copy. We chatted, I asked her for a date and we have been married for 40 years now. Brings back great memories. Thanks guys.
I hope this is true :)
He had us in the first and second halves
*best comment ever!!!!¡!!!!!!!*
This comment makes me so happy and so sad at the same time
Wow man that's a neat tale.
My husband Gareth & I loved this song. He's gone now. I lost him in 2020 to cancer at 58yrs old. We had 34yrs together. Always think of him when I hear this song. Love you Gar- always miss you love. ❤❤
he's definitely jamming to this up in the sky
❤️
Sympathy for you. Lost my wife in 2018. 33 years. Still hard.
Aww I'm heartbroken for you ,great memories to have with him rip
Hey gar is ok now at peace love from the ger Wales
One of the greatest punk rock bands ever. Rip Pete Shelley
most cool people my age are dead. of natural causes.
I wouldn't call them punk rock at all!
@@mrmods7912 You clearly don't know much about music and music history
@@Arthur-xx5msThere is no way that songs like love you more can be classed as punk rock! The buzzcocks sound was unique! Definitely not punk
@@mrmods7912 Melodic Punk!
Must have been 1980 by time I heard the Buzzcocks out here in Oz as I got into punk. Never thought I would get to see a pommy punk band but one day we were holidaying in Adelaide South Australia and there was a poster on a pole advertising the Buzzcocks at a local pub (1990). I didn’t believe it would actually be them, maybe just a cover band… but wouldn’t you know it it was them, and sounded exactly as they did on all my albums. One of my best memories. I’m 60 now and still crank them out regularly ❤
The Buzzcocks were ahead of the times in the late 70,s, looking back forty years later the lyrics still have a meaning and the melodies are catchy to almost everyone not just old punks like me.
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend.
ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
yep they take influence of the Ramones but pop punk did not become big until 1990s.
Just 'Buzzcocks'
I'm kind of glad they used this in an episode of Scrubs, because as much as I love music of this sort, I never would have found this song.
The first punk band to play love songs. Revolutionary, at the time.
2024 and who's listening to this with me. Absolute classic
👍:)
Always loved the Buzzcocks. Found a Buzzcocks are Coming reprint t-shirt several years ago. My wife always hides it at the bottom of the pile so I forget to wear it. Oddly she finds it embarrassing. This makes me smile.
@@brucef1299 Wear it with pride !!! 🙂
Me, but only because I’m watching Shrek 2…
This song features in the film.
@@G-Linka. Yep - singing by Pete Yorn. I'm listening because I simply like this song in every version.
We've all fallen in love with someone we shouldn't have fallen in love with.
Great song.
Yes the wife
God yes!!
Kinda there right now 😭
some of us on multiple occasions...
@@bluenose007😂😂
Crazy this was made in 1978. If a modern indie band came up with this song today it would still sound fresh.
you’re right, this still sounds absolutely great and fresh today
Was top of the charts when I started at Royal Mail in 1978…..when I retired in 2015 I handed my final keys in (driver) it was playing on the loudspeakers in the sorting office WOW …..AS I WALKED OUT ….NO JOKE 💙💙
How symbolic.
Fate
@D D Day esq sorry the arse meant it was up there ok …enjoyed last week at goodison lar ….only kidding bud stay safe all the best 👍
Great story
The universe proving it has impeccable timing when it comes to deliveries. A display of dominance letting posties know how it's really done.
I have the utmost and deepest respect for the vital hard work you struggled through. Be it rain, shine, snow, blizzards or even tropical cyclones. You're the backbone of the country and get nowhere near enough gratitude.
Lyrics:
You spurn my natural emotions
You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt
And if I start a commotion
I run the risk of losing you and that's worse
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
I can't see much of a future
Unless we find out what's to blame, what a shame
And we won't be together much longer
Unless we realize that we are the same
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
You disturb my natural emotions
You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt
And if I start a commotion
I'll only end up losing you and that's worse
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
Fallen in love with
Ever fallen in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
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One correction: "you make me feel *I'm * dirt and I'm hurt", not "feel like dirt". It changes the dynamic between the lovers in the song. Didn't anyone hear that but me?
That first verse is so powerful! And the rhymes!
Finding this song is perhaps the best thing that has happened to me during quarantine.
Wasn't too bad when I was a kid either 😊
To be honest with you. This is the best thing that has happened to you.
@@gazscott4102 a classic
Clasic band
Im.50..just been out on skateboard with 8year old son🤣😎🤣
Scary when you're older
Im.soooooooo.glad people listening to music they've never heard before in lockdown.
Im.a music head .ska.reggae.jazz.northern soul.folk.
Etc etc.🤩
Same. Awesome lyrics and very catchy.
@airscrew1 yea.
I know.
I still dont know of 1confirmed case of covid19.
Crazy.
I know loads of people .worldwide.
Anyway.
Music is the way to go!!!
😎
Not one Dislike. There is still hope for this World!!!
"Ever fallen in love with someone you shouldn't have fallen in love with"... SEVEN FUCKING TIMES!!!!
Every time.
All the time! At 47 I should know better! Still think I'm 30!!
We all have xx
But I'm old but would not missed it .might be 50 . I'm still teenage kick's xx
Oh dear - perhaps that says more about you than your former partners? Good luck for next time xx
I absolutely love his wicked English singing voice. Rest in peace 💙
He was a genius. Shelley spearheaded the entire Manchester scene.
Saw these when I was a young punk in 1977, the year I left school, my mom went nuts at my clothes 😂😂 the energy of the bands then was amazing and we got together with the rasta's and joined together ☮️😍 brilliant time to be a teenager, the mixed music, club scene, breaking boundaries 🌟🇬🇧
So true, roadied a bit with the Undertones
Sounds fucking awesome
Your poor mums
I remember seeing these with Joy Division Manchester Apollo,shortly after i had saved enough to go to the Roxy and buy my first ever pair of bondage pants.when i got home my old fella said your not wearing them things in here,i did and also thought Andy your an Anarchist and you have arrived happy days,now 60 and still pogo at gigs just for the hell of it😂
As a kid I used to have nightmares all the time... horrific and vivid, so I started listening to late night radio to take my mind off things, John Peel used to play this tune often, my nightmares subsided. I'm not for an instant getting into a cause V effect debate, but the poetry pleased me, anxiety shared is anxiety halfed.
Listening to John Peel head under the blankets, with one earbud were the first times I felt like I wasn't the only weirdo in the world, too. Thanks for sharing that thought. It nudged a happy memory, from a time I usually think of us hard.
I did that with a little walkman in the 80s..
Pete was my closest buddy at Bolton Institute of Technology, and we lived at Radcliffe Road together in 1975. He was a very nice guy to know personally.
@Matt Borel Pete was very friendly. I loved him. He was my soulmate at the time. We spent the whole night long discussing diverse topics of politics, religion, sex and human behaviour in general. His girlfriend Hillary Collins was the one who worked in Woolworths (it was a temporary job because she was a student of psychology at the time).
Dearest Pete, Rest In Peace my dear friend. x
And yes he was highly talented. He and his bandmates practised in the cellar at 54 Radcliffe Road Bolton Lancs UK. Garth Davies played bass, was openly gay, and occasionally attempted to attack me with a knife.
@Matt Borel Pete told me that Garth's looks wouldn't do for a professional band. Pete smiled and said Garth was "visually unacceptable". They knew each other from school days. Pete had a genuine affection for Garth but not in the way Garth wanted it LOL
@@user-bh1oy8kj5q: But Pete Shelley was openly gay, right? Eventually, he was, at least.
I guess I should say "bisexual".
The sound of caffeine itself, as Manchester’s princes of punk wind themselves up so tightly with panic and sexual frustration that when they finally let it all out, it explodes into one of the most thrilling and anarchic singles in all of punk rock. Just awesome.
Oi to that mate
"the sound of caffeine itself" is so fucking hard
They weren’t from Manchester! They were from Bolton (about 10 miles away from Manchester)
@@liambegley7937if you're in Piccadilly and a bit of a wanderer you arrive in Bolton surprisingly quickly, practically the same city right :P
With Bolton I actually view it as completely separate, people from Salford on the other hand provide me never ending joy. If for example you ask them "What's the craic up in your bit of Manchester?", the unbridled rage it generates along with a vitriolic essay on why Salford isn't Manchester is an absolute joy to behold.
A perfect pop song from start to finish. And John Maher's drumming here is just astounding.
Oh Yeah!
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend.
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By far my favourite drummer from that period.
And later we had Johnny Marr (The Smiths) kind of thanks to him. Johnny Marr, born John Martin Maher changed his name to avoid the confusion with Buzzcocks drummer.
Textbook 'how to look cool on the TV' drumming performance. He looks incredible even if he's not really playing.
I was 15 when i watched this, absolutely loved, brought records, seeing this is just amazing, 57 now, but then so sad RIP Pete, you were amazing. 💖 you.and thanks for your great musicxxxx
Time flies insane.
Same age mate. Saw them in concert at the Manchester Apollo supported by Joy Division, claim to fame. I'm from Stockport, just the next town away from Gorton where he lived I think. I live in Australia, still got all the old records, 7 inch and albums. Today is the first I've heard of his passing, shit. He wasn't that old. Will have to go and have a look now.
Cheers mate.
I was 12 , but remember this masterpiece! 👍🏴
Classic punk song. Still sounds fresh today.
Basically a perfect song.
RIP Pete Shelley, as someone else alluded to in the comments this is the form (Plato) of a pop song. People will still be listening to this in 200 year I reckon.
When he looks at the camera it feel like he's aggressively flirting with you.
*swoon*
And I'm here for it lol
I fell in love in love with him, hence I played this song on repeat.
It's cos he is... 😉
Not you only me
Even as a American bands like this make me love the bands across the pond way more than our music! UK punk and rock n roll blow ours away!
We made punk "made in England"
@Sadie Wilkinson Punk was not made in England. The Ramones, dolls, iggy and Richard Hell were before the pistols. I like British punk more with the exception of the Heartbreakers lp.
British punk is better in my opinion but it was created here. Rock n roll period was created here.
True. I'm British and the British bands are truly in a league of there own however they owe it all to the American blues musicians
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
It was a time of intense creativity. Just a rush of killer singles. Plus The Saints in Australia!
I regret not ever hearing about this band, super frigging great song. so simple but so good.
Haven't we all? 😢
More than once 😂
one of the most beautiful songs of the history
true...
One of the greatest songs of all time. XXX
Buzzcocks were punk-pop perfection!
You spurn my natural emotions
You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt
And if I start a commotion
I run the risk of losing you and that's worse
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
I can't see much of a future
Unless we find out what's to blame, what a shame
And we won't be together much longer
Unless we realize that we are the same
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
You disturb my natural emotions
You make me feel like dirt and I'm hurt
And if I start a commotion
I'll only end up losing you and that's worse
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
Ever fallen in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
Ever fallen in love, in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
Fallen in love with
Ever fallen in love with someone
You shouldn't have fallen in love with
I never get tired of listening to it
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend.
ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
Same here
I've fallen in love with the Buzzcocks all over again in '24. Thank you BlueAngels for leading me back!
fuck i was 8 when he sung this , where have the years gone, turn it up loud in the car on the upper north shore enjoying this at 50 ....lol never to old
An old rock n roller. Now 67 great song memories
RIP Pete Shelley one of the best songs ever 🔥🔥🔥
The riff of this song is super catchy. Great band!
62 years old. When this album came out a few years back, it was the best music I'd heard in many years, and ive been a rock addict since 7 years of age. Wore the cd out in my car and also made the grandkids big fontaines fans.
62 too remember I first heard this song in the states 78 still has more energy than music today.
When this song was out in 1978, I was going through a relationship that was going sour so I could really relate to it at the time. Buzzcocks were a great band, I played the first LP to death, "Another music in a different kitchen" - "Love Bites ", the second LP, was terrific too.
I think that the allusion was in part to gay love; the "shouldn't have" bit would have been more apropos in 1978.
Great punk love song. Another good one is Baby Baby by The Vibrators.
@@user-bh1oy8kj5q You wish
“Nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first understood.” ― Leonardo da Vinci.
Thank god for TOTP. So many great performances captured for posterity.
Pete Shelley was born in my hometown of Leigh, Lancashire (now Greater Manchester) - there’s a mural of him on the library car park. Legendary band and an amazing song!
Absolute belter, a perfect pop song.
Saw The Buzzcocks in the mid 90s. Absolutely unbelieveable! A fantastic band. RIP Pete.
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend.
ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
The drumming makes the hair on my neck stand up every time I hear this.
Haven't we all?
Just a brilliant bunch of lads! Never forgotten, Pete 💜
I've fallen in love with this song.
This is so hypnotic and rocks so hard. Why has it taken me so long to start exploring The Stranglers?
They learned the art of playing their instruments unplugged
At least nirvana made it funny
LOL-I was just wondering whether this was lip synced! Hahahahahahaha
@@bellywood7688 There us a video from the 60's, cant remember who it was but they make it so obvious that theyre not live, the keyboard player even looks at the camera as his part is playing, takes his hands off the keyboard and is just like look no hands lol.
Yeah except for here 0.59
@@wam44 all acts on top of the pops mimed.
Great lyrics
Still one of my favorite songs ever. I had the pleasure of interviewing Pete and Steve when they played a club on Long Island in ‘79 and they were absolutely delightful.
A true classic ❤
So blessed to have gotten to see the band with Pete just before he died. RIP
The first song that I remember that blended pop and punk perfectly.
Has it been 44 years already since I bought 'Singles Going Steady?" Yow! It still gets slapped down on my turntable on a regular basis and is DEFINITELY one of my "Desert Island Discs."
I only wish this music had been heard on the radio in the USA!
70s and some 80s punk music was ALL I listened to in high school (class of 2011).
Whole time I was wishing I was a late teen or in my 20s in 1977.
From the late 70”s to not long ago, I have been to see the Buzzcocks many many times....one of my favourite songs from one of my favourite bands
I saw them in 2015. Pete had a grey beard and I remember thinking that’s cool. He didn’t care if he looked like a punk rocker. They could still kick ass and that’s what mattered. Rest In Peace my friend.
Original opening line: "You piss on my natural emotions"... Changed for radio play.
I wish it would have stayed in. Shelley was a goddamn genius.
Just saw them the other day. And the lead singer looked like the coolest most energetic grandpa.
I get it that they aren't playing but it's cool to see them so young. Saw them live a bunch of times, great show. RIP Pete
Few days ago I listened to a yt video of someone drumming over this song and when it ended I still heard the song but it was now coming from the bedroom. There the TV was on and the song was under a BBC Iplayer prome. What are the odds.
Every time I hear this song I smile.A very big thank you Pete
WOW this a great one I heard on CFNY Toronto decades ago but now it will be on my current rotation playlist thanks!
You might like a band called The Doublejumps if you like Buzzcocks. It's a different style but similar instrumentation and catchy songwriting
@@funlittlefish thanks LF lol here's a tune you might like ruclips.net/video/OFqtGlfRqMA/видео.html&pp=ygUZYmlnIGZpc2ggbWFja2lhbiBwYXJhZGlnbQ%3D%3D
Growing up in the 70’s I was stuck with the kind of music that was all the rage (i.e. Skynyrd) and then - out of the blue - this stuff. Along with Boingo, XTC. Heads, Sparks et al - and I never looked back.
Glorious.
Im glad my art teacher recommended me this band
My teacher got me into Bauhaus and The Sound. Don't know why the guy above is so negitive. Some Art teachers has the best taste in music.
Can I recommend, The Jam, and The Specials.
@PoetOnMoet No sorry, ok fair enough.
@@Deadeye1967 lol, i'll check them out, thanks!
I recommend you a band called Joy Division, they were friends with The Buzzcocks and even did a tour together
I was born 10 years too late! First gig I ever went to was Spear of Destiny 1988 when I was 15. After that came Stone Roses, Mondays etc.... Great but I wish I could have seen late 70's bands but I was just a kid!
That guitar riff......gets me everytime....
The rhythm section here, Maher-Garvey was superb. Shelley a supreme songwriter. just magic.
One of the best songs ever produced, simple.
A really special song, Pete Shelley was such a talent, writing great gay love songs and charting them in those days must've been a huge buzz! This song will never get old.
0:59 I’m surprised no one picked up on this
It was well known that these performances on totp were lip synced
Don't start a commotion
@Grim Factorum yeah nirvana took the piss out of it one year, pretty funny video
Colin O'Connell and the smiths
I hate those asholes who go to TOTP and behave in such a way. If you don't like the rules of the show, why the f- do you go?
First time I listened to this song was when listening the Fine Young Cannibals' album, The Raw and The Cooked. Amazing bands and great music!
a song from back in my day．Great music never fade no matter how many years pass．
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend.
ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
thats why the 2020s will be one of the most forgettable eras of music, its sad
One of the best singles ever
*SIGH* ... Miss you, Pete Shelley.
Ace now that's old I live on the the sweet rd my the beach . I still jump up and down . old folk think I must be strange . they missed out .xxxxxxx I do to shock them make sure they are alive . xxxx some of join in . xx
Hes superior in his interior
Why do I love this so much?
I was lucky enough to get their boxset signed at the Liberty Lunch show in Austin, TX on December 10, 1993 - incredible show!
Saw these guys. I dunno 20 year ago Maby ........I thrashed their music as youngster. I eventually got to see them live in Oz. We were all older and plumper. We had ball ,they had a ball. Geriatric punkers I called us. We weren't that old in hind-sight. I'm even more of a geriatric punker now. A memory I'll treasure.😊
Greatest song to come out of Manchester in my opinion
The buzzcocks,, The jam and the Undertones crafted the best 3 minute pop songs that have not been bested to this Day
And never will be
Saw them at Brighton Top Rank in '78. Bloody wonderful.
That is the most beautiful story I have ever heard ❤
Pete Shelley was so adorable! Love this band.
Superb song..
great solo album..RIP
so many happy memories driving in San Francisco going to clubs
Let's go to San Francisco ( Flower Pot Man) ! 👍🏴
I love how the bass player just doesn't give a shit
when I saw them in '89 at One Step Beyond, the bass player was completely high, and at one point in the show either Pete or Diggle looked at him and he just slowly shook his head in a "no" manner, I've never forgotten it. I'm guessing it was acid. The next time they came back Mike Joyce was drumming and they sounded even better.
@@michaelkennedy5126 lucky :(
Isn’t it lip synced ?
@@jboyxd6573 yeah lmao that's what I meant
Who's the bass player?
My fisrt gig was Buzzcocks and subway sect, Newcastle City Hall in Oct 78 and then joy division supported the following year... happy days
Just love everything the Buzzcocks sang....Brill
I saw them live in Brighton in November 1978. Ended in a riot.
The Buzzcocks !! So many more people should have heard of these guys !
We are supporting these legends at the Concorde in brighton in March! Here’s our music video if you wanna hear our sound! Big love and rest in peace to this legend.
ruclips.net/video/MkatA5t1a9s/видео.html
I thought this is a pretty well known song... I even heard a cover in a car commercial and another one in Tony Hawk's American Wasteland.🤔
Amazing Basssound!
Possibly the coolest drummer ever
John Maher. And what a life he had; he drag raced VW Beetles, ran a performance shop in Scotland, and is now a fairly well known photographer....
Quel merveilleux morceau!
Quelle belle chanson d'amour.
Got to see them in Chicago twice a few years ago before dear Pete passed. such amazing shows, showing the new school up.
The good old Times ! Music Handmade and powerfull ! Greetings from Lüneburg in Germany !
I've had this song in my head for days!!
Best song ever ❤