Yeah, John Maher heading off into the world of fast cars was a great loss to rockn'roll. The greatest drummer of his generation no doubt. Right up there with Keith and Ringo.
sooooo good to see Maher and Garvey with Shelly Diggle....absolutley wicked band, take me back to sneaking in our kids bedroom when he was out at 10 years old to listen to his amazing buzzcocks records, Garveys bass hooks are so catchey and Maher without a doubt the best drummer of all punk bands....a fan for life...
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The best Punk/New Wave band ever. The sheer depth of classic catchy tunes is endless Trade Test Tansmissions was their best album. Released in 1991?; a forgetton gem
This gig was a treat...seeing this lineup back together was a huge buzz! I was down front, right below Steve Garvey...reliving my youth ❤️😎 thanks to his son Kyle for posting this 👍
I saw them live back in the mid 1980's and they were phenomenal. I also saw Pete Shelley back then on his solo tour. Magnificent blokes all of them and damn good music that will live on. Rip Pete Shelley. Gone but never forgotten.
Autonomy is a has been one of the top themesongs to my life since I first heard in '79. RIP all those who have left us, Cheers to Steve Diggle for carrying on with it all. We are bloody but unbowed (shoutout to DOA while I'm at it)
I was at the Manchester Apollo show! Amazing night (Steve Diggle spoiled John Maher's drum solo on 'Pulsebeat', and acted like a spoilt brat when he had to play Bass when Howard Devoto came on for the 'Spiral Scratch 'set), apart from that it was an amazing night! dx
The teouble with "i don't mind " is i have to listen to it at least ten times straight if i hear it once . Just brilliant, that and " she's so modern " by the Boomtown Rats
Just to be clear... this is a reunion of the "classic" lineup, however - Buzzcocks got back together in 1989 and stayed together until Pete's death in 2018. The reunited Buzzcocks were around for many more years than the original band's career (1976-1981). I believe that this performance (featuring Maher on drums and Garvey on bass) was a one-off show (or two) they did playing the first two albums in their entirety.
The three downvotes are cursed to death in hell forever, lol. Pete was a nice guy. TBH the downvoters are really screwed, for ever. And ever. Punk lives!
Just to be clear... this is a reunion of the "classic" lineup, however - Buzzcocks got back together in 1989 and stayed together until Pete's death in 2018. The reunited Buzzcocks were around for many more years than the original band's career (1976-1981). I believe that this performance (featuring Maher on drums and Garvey on bass) was a one-off show (or two) they did playing the first two albums in their entirety.
Haha...I had Razor Cuts and always thought the man shouting out on stage was Garth. It must have been Steve D as he sounds exactly the same on this performance.
It is definitlety Garth being 'mouthy' on Razor cuts.Probably didn't teach Steve any guitar or bass tips but maybe Garth did influence Steve Diggle's stage persona 😃
I rate The Buzzcocks way above The Pistols. At a push the Pistols had 3 greats tracks. On the other hand, The Buzzcocks just kept churning out classic after classic LP. Through in their debut EP, and it's game over to them.
Sorry mate every track on never mind the bollocks is great,alsosatellite,no fun,did you no wrong plus a few of great rocknroll swindle a really good band.I am taking nothing away from the buzzcocks they are fucking reem/mega I have seen them about 20/25 times over the years from the start ,I met diggle a lot a great guy he used to come into my shop in Portobello lovely fella,r.i.p. Pete you were tops.I love autonomy.
The fact that Buzzcocks exist means that there is no top three, it's officially a "Top Four" and Buzzcocks are in that top four, in no particular order. All four bands are essential. Of course, I'm a bit prejudiced because I 'were' born and raised in Manchester.
Hi I saw the surname and I wondered if you are related to the bass player I was wanting to try the magnificent I Believe the bass playing and bass dynamics are magnificent I was wanting an overview on the playing also it seems the tuning was between an E and F although I plump for E as on the E string I can hit open E and fretted A on fifth fret which is a phrase that come in after the words in I believe jst before chorus !anyway if you could contact Steve Garvey or have e add I would be great full thanks Robert C
''Eles são legais e precisos, cada um começa e termina Eles podem conquistar seus admiradores, mas nunca lhe renderão amigos Carros velozes, carros velozes Carros velozes, eu odeio carros velozes Eles são tão deprimentes circulando e circulando Ooh, eles me deixam tonto, oh carros velozes me atropelam Carros velozes, carros velozes Carros velozes, eu odeio carros velozes Mais cedo ou mais tarde, você ouvirá Ralph Nader Eu não quero causar confusão, mas carros velozes são tão perigosos Carros velozes, carros velozes Carros velozes, eu odeio carros velozes, carros velozes Carros velozes, carros velozes Eu odeio carros velozes''
Sorry to be pedantic, but only Garvey played on the Alive Tonight ep of 1991. Maher had left by then. Mike Joyce of The Smiths played on the ep in question, then left the band shortly after.
They made plenty of great records after they reformed in 89 (even without Steve garvey). Also, they played their initial reunion shows (1989) with both Maher and Garvey... I saw one of those 89 shows!
I saw them in '89 in Manchester - I was too young the first time round, so when they first disbanded I thought I'd never get to a Buzzcocks gig, so to see the 'classic' line up was amazing and something I'll never forget!
Don't be daft. Howard Devoto cannot play bass (or guitar) to save his life. I don't believe this is a reunion of the first lineup (maybe they wheeled Devoto on later, I don't know), it is a reunion of the "classic" lineup with Maher on drums and Steve Garvey on bass.
@@VincentRE79 He was drunk and disrespectful towards the original line up section of the show. You can read Mahers account of it elsewhere. It must have been confronting to see such a crowd show for the old lineup but being drunk and disorderly was a bad look.
John Maher, one of the most underrated drummers around. Buzzcocks always been a class act
warboots35 totally agree he really was the best around along with rat scabies and topper headon before he ruined himself with drugs.
Phenomenal drummer. So underrated.
He really was .
Anyone that underrated John Maher is deaf!
Yeah, John Maher heading off into the world of fast cars was a great loss to rockn'roll. The greatest drummer of his generation no doubt. Right up there with Keith and Ringo.
0:04 Fast Cars
2:19 I don't mind
4:32 Diggle talks to the fans
4:52 Autonomy
Great band R.I.P Pete Shelley we never forget you
One of the best bands ever.
THE best band ever, to me
YES , i'm agree with you !
You filmed this historic moment? You are blessed Kyle. I was camera assistant on Pete’s Homo sapien tour in Toronto. What a lovely soul he was. RIP.
Fuck me this was an epic moment in the entire history. The original Buzzcocks. Life goes by and sucks sometimes. Cheers from chile.
John Maher ... wow... the greatest drummer ..... Steve Garvey.... great.... how cool are these guys......?
VERY COOL..!!
>>how cool are these guys......?
sooooo good to see Maher and Garvey with Shelly Diggle....absolutley wicked band, take me back to sneaking in our kids bedroom when he was out at 10 years old to listen to his amazing buzzcocks records, Garveys bass hooks are so catchey and Maher without a doubt the best drummer of all punk bands....a fan for life...
heej jerry , it took a while to find you , but youtube seems to have deleted your comment at my video , i see your comment in the notification box and when i click it it disapears , please come to my video and make the comment again
greetings
The best Punk/New Wave band ever. The sheer depth of classic catchy tunes is endless
Trade Test Tansmissions was their best album. Released in 1991?; a forgetton gem
This gig was a treat...seeing this lineup back together was a huge buzz! I was down front, right below Steve Garvey...reliving my youth ❤️😎 thanks to his son Kyle for posting this 👍
Me too Gillian. A special night.
Fast Cars one of their best songs ever Total classic & first thing i played on Bass many years ago
Not just one of THEIR best songs…….one of the BEST songs ever!
Garvey and Maher. One of the greatest rhythm sections in rock music.
Yes
Yes!!!!!!!
I love the Buzzcocks!.....LEGENDS!!!!
No *The* xx
I saw them live back in the mid 1980's and they were phenomenal. I also saw Pete Shelley back then on his solo tour. Magnificent blokes all of them and damn good music that will live on.
Rip Pete Shelley. Gone but never forgotten.
Autonomy is a has been one of the top themesongs to my life since I first heard in '79. RIP all those who have left us, Cheers to Steve Diggle for carrying on with it all. We are bloody but unbowed (shoutout to DOA while I'm at it)
Best band ever. Loved em forty years + and no one's ever touched 'em. Love JD too but Buzzers are MY band
Fast cars takes me back . Fucking punk classic.
Steve Diggle is my ultimate hero and crush. For the last 40 years. Come on!
I was at the Manchester Apollo show! Amazing night (Steve Diggle spoiled John Maher's drum solo on 'Pulsebeat', and acted like a spoilt brat when he had to play Bass when Howard Devoto came on for the 'Spiral Scratch 'set), apart from that it was an amazing night! dx
Love rock and roll....never to old ...peace and acid😀🎶
PUNK ROCK!!!!!! brilliant!!!
The teouble with "i don't mind " is i have to listen to it at least ten times straight if i hear it once . Just brilliant, that and " she's so modern " by the Boomtown Rats
Reunions are good, Kyle. Thanks!
The 'CLASSIC' Lineup! dx
Just to be clear... this is a reunion of the "classic" lineup, however - Buzzcocks got back together in 1989 and stayed together until Pete's death in 2018. The reunited Buzzcocks were around for many more years than the original band's career (1976-1981). I believe that this performance (featuring Maher on drums and Garvey on bass) was a one-off show (or two) they did playing the first two albums in their entirety.
Brilliant!!! I am glad Diggle gave the prat in the audience stick!! Nice one steve 👍
Top man, Steve Diggle
great band..great song
The three downvotes are cursed to death in hell forever, lol. Pete was a nice guy. TBH the downvoters are really screwed, for ever. And ever. Punk lives!
No, I think this is Steve Garvey, former bass player on first three Buzzcocks albums
Just to be clear... this is a reunion of the "classic" lineup, however - Buzzcocks got back together in 1989 and stayed together until Pete's death in 2018. The reunited Buzzcocks were around for many more years than the original band's career (1976-1981). I believe that this performance (featuring Maher on drums and Garvey on bass) was a one-off show (or two) they did playing the first two albums in their entirety.
Haha...I had Razor Cuts and always thought the man shouting out on stage was Garth. It must have been Steve D as he sounds exactly the same on this performance.
It is definitlety Garth being 'mouthy' on Razor cuts.Probably didn't teach Steve any guitar or bass tips but maybe Garth did influence Steve Diggle's stage persona 😃
@@c.s.4428 Weird how they sound exactly the same xxx
I was there in the mosh pit, brill night.
Outside of the top three punk bands . Damned pistols and clash these were the next best. Another music in a different kitchen was classs.
I rate The Buzzcocks way above The Pistols. At a push the Pistols had 3 greats tracks. On the other hand, The Buzzcocks just kept churning out classic after classic LP. Through in their debut EP, and it's game over to them.
Sorry mate every track on never mind the bollocks is great,alsosatellite,no fun,did you no wrong plus a few of great rocknroll swindle a really good band.I am taking nothing away from the buzzcocks they are fucking reem/mega I have seen them about 20/25 times over the years from the start ,I met diggle a lot a great guy he used to come into my shop in Portobello lovely fella,r.i.p. Pete you were tops.I love autonomy.
@@tonynesbit9673 it is .
The fact that Buzzcocks exist means that there is no top three, it's officially a "Top Four" and Buzzcocks are in that top four, in no particular order. All four bands are essential. Of course, I'm a bit prejudiced because I 'were' born and raised in Manchester.
If Buzzcocks hadn’t organised and promoted the Free Trade Hall gig things might’ve been very different.
Un super concert.
Oh Oui surtout au début de i dont mind le public fait "oh-oh" avec Diggle... Epic groupe
its great so em here live...wow they have aged ! But it makes me loove even more..just brilliance & attitude ! US FANS SOAK IT IN!
Gets my blood racing this .
Fast Cars, my favorite.
Hi I saw the surname and I wondered if you are related to the bass player I was wanting to try the magnificent I Believe the bass playing and bass dynamics are magnificent I was wanting an overview on the playing also it seems the tuning was between an E and F although I plump for E as on the E string I can hit open E and fretted A on fifth fret which is a phrase that come in after the words in I believe jst before chorus !anyway if you could contact Steve Garvey or have e add I would be great full thanks Robert C
Perfect pop.
BRILLIANT, Can't wait for the 28 April, Auckland NZ, welcome back lads.
kyle, your father is absolutely brilliant.
Diggle's in a different group at this stage. What's on the ceiling?
''Eles são legais e precisos, cada um começa e termina
Eles podem conquistar seus admiradores, mas nunca lhe renderão amigos
Carros velozes, carros velozes
Carros velozes, eu odeio carros velozes
Eles são tão deprimentes circulando e circulando
Ooh, eles me deixam tonto, oh carros velozes me atropelam
Carros velozes, carros velozes
Carros velozes, eu odeio carros velozes
Mais cedo ou mais tarde, você ouvirá Ralph Nader
Eu não quero causar confusão, mas carros velozes são tão perigosos
Carros velozes, carros velozes
Carros velozes, eu odeio carros velozes, carros velozes
Carros velozes, carros velozes
Eu odeio carros velozes''
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Saw them in 89 reunion tour. Unfortunately Garvey and Maher only made the alive tonight ep
Sorry to be pedantic, but only Garvey played on the Alive Tonight ep of 1991. Maher had left by then. Mike Joyce of The Smiths played on the ep in question, then left the band shortly after.
They made plenty of great records after they reformed in 89 (even without Steve garvey). Also, they played their initial reunion shows (1989) with both Maher and Garvey... I saw one of those 89 shows!
I saw them in '89 in Manchester - I was too young the first time round, so when they first disbanded I thought I'd never get to a Buzzcocks gig, so to see the 'classic' line up was amazing and something I'll never forget!
Pure fucking class .
Why am I such a dozy bastard? Why didn't I go to this gig?
vu à Rouen il y a une semaine excellent !!
Brilliant!
Fucking brilliant 👏
Time is finally up for a punk rock original. RIP Pete Shelley.
It really is, he was one of the best .
RIP: Rock in Peace!!
Diggle's song! But Pete is playing everything on guitar here! FACT dx
Yang the storm
Yani the storm
autonomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
RIP PETE xxx
RIP: Rock in Peace!!
Is that Howard on bass???
No,it's Garvey
Don't be daft. Howard Devoto cannot play bass (or guitar) to save his life. I don't believe this is a reunion of the first lineup (maybe they wheeled Devoto on later, I don't know), it is a reunion of the "classic" lineup with Maher on drums and Steve Garvey on bass.
Diggle fkn luvs it.. good on the fella
are you Steve Garvey's son?
The bloke that posted is Steve Garvey's son, yes.
Poor Steve has a nasty scar on his cheek but at least he is fit and healthy now!!
6:01
R.i.P. Steve!
RIP Pete, not Steve.
4:40 What's conflict ? Communism stage ?
It's just Steve being an old grumpus. Mind you, I don't jonestly know what he's upset about.
@@c.s.4428 Someone threw a bottle at him.
The bass drum sounds atrocious
I used to think they used to sing I hate Buzzcocks
I hate fast cars.
Disgraceful drunken and disrespectful performance from Diggle at 4:30 !
I can understand his anger at getting a bottle chucked at him, this was not 1977.
@@VincentRE79 He was drunk and disrespectful towards the original line up section of the show. You can read Mahers account of it elsewhere. It must have been confronting to see such a crowd show for the old lineup but being drunk and disorderly was a bad look.
@@Fractalite Diggle is quite a difficult character, am told him and Pete Shelley had a fractious relationhip.
I met him in 82, he was a great guy then.
@@Fractalite I flew up in from Los Angeles for this gig and Diggle pissed me right off with his drunken Rock Star antics.