Thank you for sharing this .. I was lucky enough to get a ticket and be part of the 'audience'. It was a real experience and brings back happy memories. I know the programme got slated at the time but at least it was imaginative. With this and the OGWT we were really lucky in the 1970's. What do todays 16 - 18 year old get to see at 'live' music on the TV!
i saw the buzzcocks live 3 times around 78, and they were one of the best live bands i ever saw, nothing like the top of the poppy appearances. the lp 'another music..' is one of the best i owned, unfortunately i lent it out and never got it back
For this programme I used to put my tape recorder up close, with the mic extended to the telly volume outlet. Anyone under the age of about 30, viewing this, is probably wondering what I'm going on about.
You prolly dont care but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the new series on instaflixxer. Been streaming with my brother during the lockdown :)
Aged nine, the first album I ever bought was Another Music in Another Kitchen. These two tunes are between that album and Love Bites. This Revolver footage and others (Only Ones, Stranglers, Rich Kids, TRB, X Ray Spex) is amongst the best anywhere. And, if I am buying an LP at nine, I've heard and seen a lot of music.
Maybe even better - this looks like the 'Entertaining Friends' tour. When I saw this tour neither of these two songs had been released (the single might have come out before the tour reached London). The third "you wont be able to sing along with this" song that followed these immediately in the set list was 'have you ever fallen in love...' The support group was Pauline Murray's Penetration. Great times.
So me and me bird was dancin in Barbs and this fella off the TV named Mickey Most said "I got a new show and I want you to be innit" We was invited to Revolver and we stayed. Peter Cook was a southern tosser but he did share his whisky so all in all it was a good crack. Seen the Buzzcocks, Only Ones, Rich Kids, Kate Bush, Rezillos, loads more. Back of the ATV studios was a crappy little street called Broad Street fulla run down shops. Me and Mick threw washing up liquid into a fountain nearby. I believe that was the first time something like that happened. There was also a fella we used to call goreous george. He became Boy George but between you and me he was a bit of a... Show was cancelled after first series, and Broad Street became Broad Street, the fountain was moved to by the library and Birmingham Council took pride in it. Sadly it was removed because of ppl throwing washing up liquid in it.
Not too impressed with the first song, 'Noise Annoys' (I still own Another Music in a Diffferent Kitchen, & I confess it's IMO crap) but the Buzzcocks were always great for their singles. 'Love You More' is just one good example - even if it does, in many ways, sound like 'What do I Get?' pt II.
The Buzzcocks were brilliant..God bless Pete Shelley..what a talent he was.x
Revolver, the best tv music show ever, excellent!
Thank you for sharing this .. I was lucky enough to get a ticket and be part of the 'audience'. It was a real experience and brings back happy memories. I know the programme got slated at the time but at least it was imaginative. With this and the OGWT we were really lucky in the 1970's. What do todays 16 - 18 year old get to see at 'live' music on the TV!
Great audience, really getting into it!
i saw the buzzcocks live 3 times around 78, and they were one of the best live bands i ever saw, nothing like the top of the poppy appearances. the lp 'another music..' is one of the best i owned, unfortunately i lent it out and never got it back
Loved this programme, where I first heard the Buzzcocks, still love them now
Me too x
Lucky enough to see them a few times back then. Best pop band ever.
Superb drumming, guitar and vocals !!!
great upload from the best decade ever love watching everyone dance pogo etc
For this programme I used to put my tape recorder up close, with the mic extended to the telly volume outlet.
Anyone under the age of about 30, viewing this, is probably wondering what I'm going on about.
The buzzcocks were the first of the great manchester bands they influenced the 90s bands massivley
...utterly priceless for all sorts of reasons.
Fantastic! It's strange to think that all the people in that video are now in their 50s (me) and 60s. Happy times.
+Udomsil Farrington Yep, good times.
Our time is on loan! Time will become you-you will become time....
You prolly dont care but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the new series on instaflixxer. Been streaming with my brother during the lockdown :)
@Kamryn Zahir definitely, I've been using InstaFlixxer for since november myself =)
@Kamryn Zahir definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :D
Everyone having a blast,takes me way back 😎
"okay the buzzcocks here they are"
Good bass line
Buzzin' !
Fuck Yeah!!!! Wonderful!
I have the full series from when it was shown. still looks great.
Please upoad the pilot... i was on it including the trailer at the end punk rockers hand jivin...
Aged nine, the first album I ever bought was Another Music in Another Kitchen. These two tunes are between that album and Love Bites. This Revolver footage and others (Only Ones, Stranglers, Rich Kids, TRB, X Ray Spex) is amongst the best anywhere. And, if I am buying an LP at nine, I've heard and seen a lot of music.
Class.
It was a great show I was a punk rocker at the time.
Quite amazing footage, and attitude. Let's play on live TV, opening with a B-side. Brilliant footage!
Maybe even better - this looks like the 'Entertaining Friends' tour. When I saw this tour neither of these two songs had been released (the single might have come out before the tour reached London). The third "you wont be able to sing along with this" song that followed these immediately in the set list was 'have you ever fallen in love...' The support group was Pauline Murray's Penetration. Great times.
Thanks for the post. New to me. Buzzcocks were my favourite group and they are still close to the top.
Now that's dancing!
RIP PS
Great!!!
So me and me bird was dancin in Barbs and this fella off the TV named Mickey Most said "I got a new show and I want you to be innit" We was invited to Revolver and we stayed. Peter Cook was a southern tosser but he did share his whisky so all in all it was a good crack. Seen the Buzzcocks, Only Ones, Rich Kids, Kate Bush, Rezillos, loads more. Back of the ATV studios was a crappy little street called Broad Street fulla run down shops. Me and Mick threw washing up liquid into a fountain nearby. I believe that was the first time something like that happened. There was also a fella we used to call goreous george. He became Boy George but between you and me he was a bit of a...
Show was cancelled after first series, and Broad Street became Broad Street, the fountain was moved to by the library and Birmingham Council took pride in it. Sadly it was removed because of ppl throwing washing up liquid in it.
Those were the years....
God this makes me want to start doing The Pony.
Dunno where you found this, but I wanna see MORE.
RIP Pete Shelley
My God, a British audience with a pulse!
Pete's Ok, that's fine "Thank you." is pretty cool.
Pretty girls, pretty boys
Have you ever heard your mommy scream
Noise annoys?
damn... that's good [1:58 to 2:11]
3:18 This is my JAM right here!
Noise Annoys!!
can you buy this series on dvd in better quality
Jules Holland is still around, isn't he? I mean, there may not be a whole lot of variety, but his picks are typically pretty solid.
1:56 Beki Bondage lookalike lol
Pre Beki Bondage to Tell the Truth
lager,,, dancing.....
Not too impressed with the first song, 'Noise Annoys' (I still own Another Music in a Diffferent Kitchen, & I confess it's IMO crap) but the Buzzcocks were always great for their singles. 'Love You More' is just one good example - even if it does, in many ways, sound like 'What do I Get?' pt II.
Hi Bods,
I disagree with all your opinions.
@@Spectrescup Yes, I like Noise Annoys more than Love You More.
Lightweight toy "punk".......They got the crowd to "pogo" though....😬
Oh fuck off
R.I.P Pete Shelley