Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shoud'nt've) - The Buzzcocks | Andy and Alex REACTION!

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[@CBGB_1977]

The Buzzcocks, The Undertones and The Damned are grossly underrated in punk rock origins.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

100% Agreed.

[@allisonreed7682]

Definitely!!! They'd love "Teenage Kicks"!

[@buckdraper303]

Not underrated in my book.

[@simonround2439]

They really would @@allisonreed7682

[@annereidy7981]

Ye, I was just going to write 'The Undertones'! Think I will anyway.

[@sj6546]

One of the Buzzcocks best songs! You should try “What do I get” next.

[@scottbowman1945]

Whilst the Eagles sang about 'Hotel California' the Buzzcocks sang 'nothing ever happens to us, except we miss the bus' on their Woolworths guitars. I knew which life experience I related most to.

[@Jaunt1able]

Amen brother. Northern England.

[@catbutte4770]

Damn, The Buzzcocks? YES, YES, YES. Poor Andy, sorry that this song hit too close to home. Anyway, thank you for reacting to a punk classic. 💓🐓🐓

[@Muckylittleme]

Might like to check out, The Jam with "Going underground" another great British rock/punk anthem of the era.

[@littlecitygirl]

One of my favourite songs of all time. The Fine Young Cannibals also do a great cover of it, but with a totally different vibe. For other bands around at this time, try The Undertones and their song Teenage Kicks (the late great British DJ John Peel's favourite song of all time - when I was a teenager his late night radio show on BBC Radio 1 was a must listen if you wanted to hear new bands that were worth your attention and time.)

[@oblongsquare]

Seconding Teenage Kicks!

[@jeffreyprehn5768]

John Peel so loved the song he played it twice in a row on his show.

[@jirimondo]

They should definitely take a swim in the FYC pond.

[@susanklasinski1805]

Beach Boys from a dirty town in the late 70s is a spot on description! Manchester was indeed a pretty polluted, industrial town, and Buzzcocks helped display the angst some of the young people were feeling with catchy melodies and harmonies

[@marinman3551]

It's not a town. it's a city and has been since 1853....its also the world's first industrial city...a center of commerce second to non....the millworkers refusal to handle slave derived cotton and then ww2 changed that, the industrial north had no investment for decades....it wasn't a dirty town it was a f☆☆☆☆☆g awful place to grow up...but the people are top...the best infact..p.s sorry that was a little pedantic 😂

[@susanklasinski1805]

@@marinman3551 You're right it is a city. I think I was just quoting what Alex said back at him

[@gregsager2062]

@@marinman3551 Americans often use "town" as a literary diminutive for cities, as Alex was doing in this instance. Just to cite two musical examples about my own city (both of which were staples of the Frank Sinatra repertoire), there's "Chicago, Chicago, that toddlin' town" and "my kind of town, Chicago is ... one town that won't let you down." If you go out for a big-spending evening in a big city in the U.S., it's called "a night on the town" (which is also the name of an album by London native Rod Stewart). The central part of an American city is called "downtown" -- and there's no hiding behind British disdain for American English where *that* word is concerned, because Petula Clark's biggest hit in the '60s was "Downtown".

[@parissimons6385]

Maybe A & A could sit down to see "24 Hour Party People", a fun and fictionalised movie about the rise of the Manchester sound in the later 1970s and early 1980s with good actors and some wild cameos. The commentary track on the DVD by the actual Tony Wilson is hilarious, too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnfMqnibnNV-i68

[@marinman3551]

@gregsager2062 I'm aware of that as I have family in upstate New York...but we're not talking about the states we're talking about England......in England a City a Town Village or a Hamlet are very different places I was merely highlighting this fact, I have no clue as to your intimation that British have disdain for American English, the English language has been influenced for Centuries from the Romans Anglo Saxons Vikings Norman's, Latin, Germanic influences, and from the mid 20th century massive American influence through entertainment/music/films/theatre, all of them embraced

[@cadanrichards2615]

Classic Punk Tune great band!! So many great songs! Singles Going Steady is one of the best punk/rock albums ever! 'What do I Get?', 'Everybodys Happy Nowadays', 'Harmony In My Head', 'Orgasm Addict', 'Why Cant I Touch It?', Perfect Pop Punk Tunes!!

[@David-iv6je]

Don't forget "I believe." The first band I was in covered that. I remember howling the harmony on "There. Is. No. Love. In. This. World. Any. More." for about 5 minutes straight as the crowd danced til they dropped. One of the best songs in our set. (Another was a cover of The Clash version of "Pressure Drop" by Toots and the Maytals.)

[@kanjjn]

I can't agree more with all of these suggestions although I would add "Somethings Gone Wrong". Buzzcocks were amazing.

[@artrock101]

Can't believe nobody mentions "I Don't Mind", possibly Shelley's greatest lyric and a banger of a track...

[@naytonestew7202]

"Orgasm Addict" is awesome!

[@cadanrichards2615]

Great song! @@kanjjn

[@susanklasinski1805]

Buzzcocks laid the groundwork for pop punk. Green Day has them to thank for sure. If you like this try Everybody's Happy Nowadays, What Do I Get, and or I Don't Mind. Northern Ireland had a few similar bands pop up around the same time. Try The Undertones and or Stiff Little Fingers. Peter Shelley from Buzzcocks was semi-out of the closet when he wrote this song. Not very heard of in 1978, especially in punk. He wrote the song about being attracted another young man. Glad you finally got to them!

[@allisonreed7682]

Well-said!

[@Shadowrider1872]

Susan 🤗

[@David-iv6je]

Foo Fighters owe them a debt of gratitude as well. (Though Grohl claims they are punk, I think they are not. But the ancestry is clear.)

[@burmajones803]

But he purposely left the lyrics ambiguous so anyone could relate to it, gay, straight. Whatever. Just need to be capable of love.

[@allisonreed7682]

@@burmajones803 hello, my friend! 🤗

[@TheDameduck]

Finally, some Buzzcocks! Thanks for going in this direction…now maybe some XTC, The Jam, The Undertones, The Vapors, Oingo Boingo, The Plimsouls, The Go-Go’s, X, The Blasters, Romeo Void, Pearl Harbour and The Explosions…😎

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Great list,, I would humbly add,, The Payola$,, The Skids,, Josie Cotton,, Modern English (The Whole "After The Snow" Album),, The Queers,, ,, The Art Of Noise,, Clan Of Xymox,, The Twilight Sad,, Ape Hangers,, Etc.

[@tomgrych]

Man o man, I agree with all your suggestions. I have tix for X this coming December. Along with Los Lobos, best American rock bands!

[@TheDameduck]

Yes, I definitely could have made this list a lot longer…adding 20/20, Translator, The Fleshtones, The Nerves, 999, The Dickies, The Bangles, Code Blue, Gary Myrick and the Figures, The Producers, etc…there’s just too many to list!!! 😎

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@TheDameduck Also agreed.

[@RobtBlond]

@@TheDameduck Yes to the Nerves! The whole four song EP please! 😎

[@davidmontgomery9846]

It is hard to describe to young people what the seventies were like musically .Heavy rock , prog rock, and punk .Every day was like Christmas.

[@SpaceOdditiesLive]

It was indeed! An unrivalled decade of music, one I fear we'll never see again.

[@heathcornbeef]

​@@SpaceOdditiesLivefour albums from The Clash that by themselves make the seventies worth having to go through disco and glam PUNKROCK WAS THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL

[@heathcornbeef]

And REGGAE uncle BOB MARLEY took it out to us out there in the rest of the world 👏👏👏 to explore in more detail thank you uncle Bob and Jamaica 👏👏👏👍

[@sexpistol7712]

Plus , SKA, two tone .

[@heathcornbeef]

@@sexpistol7712 if it isn't PUNKROCK SKA OR REGGAE IT'S ASSVOMIT 🤘👍 And two-tone english Ska is 🔥💥 I've seen THE SPECIALS Twice THE BEAT Twice THE SELECTOR once and Bad Manners twice. And Stranger Cole + The Skatalites . Pauline Black and Stranger Cole were lovely humble people who i got to talk to before and after their shows awesome people who are there for their people

[@markghughes]

"Everybody's Happy Nowadays" would be a great next song to hit from The Buzzcocks.

[@gartgreenside3657]

Lipstick, Promises, Orgasm Addict, What Do I Get. The latter is probably the most obvious one.

[@aerynsunx]

Agreed! Adding a comment in hopes this gets seen.

[@kentandrade]

Great tune, great reaction dudes. You owe it to yourselves to hear the magnificent Singles Going Steady.

[@phen277]

What a personal song for me. I shouldn't have, I did, it was very shallow, I didn't care, it started getting bad, I said nothing, it ended badly. Love the Buzzcocks!

[@VenusDeMilitant]

The Buzzcocks were my life back in the day!

[@duncefunce1513]

Great band, somewhat misunderstood, massively underappreciated. Known as a singles band, I guess, but their debut album is one of the very best of the punk era.

[@IamLertimo]

Got'em all love'em all on vinyl - even got Pete Shelley's electropop LP with the hidden ZX Spectrum program at the end!

[@duncefunce1513]

@@IamLertimo dang, you're in deeper than me. I absolutely love 'em, but I got a lot to get.

[@mikeymckinnon5778]

In The City by The Jam. One of the most important bands of the late seventies - early eighties in the UK.

[@fesquemonkey9784]

Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll- Ian Dury- "hit me with your rhythm stick🕺it's nice to be a lunatic" TOO MUCH FUN-1977🇬🇧

[@harriotteworthington3147]

Is all my boody needs…

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Dead Milkmen "Punk Rock Girl"

[@brianwalsh3091]

One of the greatest post punk love songs period. The Buzzcocks were one of the greatest bands, fantastic writing and music.

[@mikeymckinnon5778]

On another note… keep this genre and era coming. Refreshing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@dougr5187]

Great reaction - so many great energetic hits around that time in the UK (1977-79). As an example, I'll suggest 'The Sound of the Suburbs' by the Members, cheers.

[@timyoung5892]

Singles going steady is a monster album ! Must hear !

[@lubilou64]

What a tune!!!!!

[@ronaldmilner8932]

I saw Buzzcocks in Chicago in the '80's, and the audience was singing along to this song, and it was an amazing show! Can you guys react to The Libertines "Up the Bracket", and The Jam "Down in the Tube station at Midnight" and Husker Du "Don't want to know if you are lonely"!

[@GardenKath]

Aaaaah! So happy to see this! I’ve requested it, but didn’t expect you to hit it.

[@redswetter]

A couple from the same era. "The Undertones - Teenage Kicks" and "Ian Dury and The Blockheads - Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick".

[@harriotteworthington3147]

Hit me slowly, hit me quick…

[@rogerwitte]

If you want more buzzcocks, try "what do I get". It is another example for Pete Shelly's talent for writing perfect pop and perfect punk at the same time.

[@visarr]

Anything by the Buzzcocks and Pete Shelley is A+.

[@Skeezer66]

This is like the THIRD TIME I've heard this reacted to in the last week to 10 days! Hahaha!! I'm glad I really like it!! Classic! Oh, it happens any age, I know!! LOL!!! You think you learn, but nooooo!!!

[@b00jen81]

"I need to get thru this the wrong way" OMG DUDE. What an absolutely perfect turn of phrase 🖤💔😎

[@phen277]

"Harmony in My Head" by the Buzzcocks should be on your list, as should "Going Underground" by the Jam, and Jools Holland's cover of "Mess Around", just because it's fun!

[@mikeford5678]

A great tune. Going Underground by the Jam needs a listen

[@scottstewart5784]

I like the happy energy and sad context juxtaposed

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Skids "The Saints Are Coming"

[@iainweller452]

Brilliant song

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@iainweller452 100% Agreed 👍..Even the Green Day/U2 cover kicks.

[@chrisdelisle3954]

Has no one mentioned "Orgasm Addict," yet? If that's too risque for you, "What Do I Get?" is excellent as well. There is a direct line from the Buzzcocks to Husker Du to Green Day of some excellent pop-punk music.

[@laughinggravyuk]

A true post punk/pop banger. You've done the Pistols, the Clash, and Buzzcocks. Next logical stop for you is probably The Damned (either "New Rose" or "Neat Neat Neat") or The Undertones ("Teenage Kicks"). Possibly Ian Dury and the Blockheads "Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick".

[@rantandroll7583]

Another Girl Another Planet, The Only Ones. Similar vibe.

[@kevinm3428]

First Wave Punk Rock of the highest order.

[@garyschill7923]

Thanks guys, probably the first "Punk Pop" song (at least in Britain)! Groups like the Damned, Richard Hell, and theJam all had very catchy but straight ahead Rock!!

[@akadros310]

I am a big punk rock fan and even did a punk rock radio show in the early 90s and the Buzzcocks have a really special place in my heart. They wrote so many great pop songs. This one is great but there is a whole list of great songs. I would also recommend "I Don't Mind", "Orgasm Addict", "What Do I Get?", "Love You More", "Nosie Annoys", "Promises", "Lipstick". "Everybody's Happy Nowadays", "Harmony In My Head" and "You Say You Don't :Love Me". But this is just scratching the surface nearly everything is great. They have great melodies and good lyrics. This made me think of another of my favorite bands that maybe you may want to check out if you aren't familiar with them, but when I first started doing my punk rock radio show I had also gotten into the Chicago band Screeching Weasel. They also have great melodies and sometimes deep lyrics. If you are interested in checking them out I would recommend "My Brain Hurts", "Don't Turn Out the Lights", "It's All In My Head" or "One Step Beyond". But they are another artist that has a rich and wonderful discography

[@markferrett700]

Saw the Buzzcocks live way back in 1978 in London with a great line up of other bands including Generation X (with Billy Idol),Susi and the Banshees,and the Sex Pistols and they were brilliant that night......the Sex Pistols were awesome too.

[@detritus8095]

The Sex Pistols never played London in 1978.

[@markferrett700]

@detritus8095 oh yes they did and I was there!!! 1978....at the Roundhouse,Chalk Farm,London.....the band Penetration were on the list but it was a sham. The Pistols came on as a " suprise guest band"!!!! Steele Pulse were also a "suprise" band that night.

[@detritus8095]

@@markferrett700 the Sex Pistols broke up on January 14, 1978, in San Francisco. Their last UK gig was on Christmas Day, 1977, in Huddersfield. Do you have any documentation of this show you attended? Because I can't find any evidence the band reunited until 1996.

[@markferrett700]

@detritus8095 no documentation, sorry only memories and two friends who were there with me and I'm still in touch and they both remember it well. I don't know if you know the old Chalk Farm Roundhouse...it was a strange venue almost like a circus ring.....hence the name "Roundhouse".....it was odd because John Lydon and Steve Jones were sitting drinking in the media area and we all noticed them. Then they went away only to come back and play three songs a little later. They played "Anarchy", " God the Queen" and " Bodies" .......the Show was Headlined by 999 but after the Pistols it was an anti climax.

[@detritus8095]

@@markferrett700 ok, John and Steve playing a few songs in 1978 sounds believable. I just thought you had the year wrong.

[@silveraudi2]

Buzzcocks made their debut opening for the Sex Pistols' in July 1976. Superb.

[@markriley5863]

Yes, definitely What Do I Get. When I was in a band in the nineties we used to cover that one. I used to love singing it.

[@johnmavroudis2054]

BUZZCOCKS!!!! YES! A fabulous punk / pop band!! Try hitting "Orgasm Addict" or "What Do I Get?" You also need to hit THE CHAMELEONS ("Swamp Thing" or "In Shreds")... XTC ("Senses Working Overtime" or "Complicated Game")... and GUIDED BY VOICES ("Space Gun," "The Enemy," or "Surgical Focus") !!! Three GREAT bands with a wealth of great songs!

[@simonround2439]

Great song and a great time for music in the UK. Can I suggest Ian Dury and the Blockheads from the same era - "Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick" or "What a Waste"

[@harriotteworthington3147]

Hit me slowly, hit me quick… What about some of The Motors?

[@iaingardener9268]

One of the greatest punk songs ever recorded and one of the first singles I bought as a callow teenager. It as they say is still a banger

[@junietunes2148]

So great that you're looking more at lyrics more now.

[@burmajones803]

Shoulda gone S. This is a nearly perfect power pop song. 1st time I heard it was on a label compilation album and this song just popped out of the speakers. The propulsive rhythm, pushed along by the guitars, the melodic beauty, and the melancholy lyics. Dang. A top ten alltime song for me.

[@bradlandis7]

I hard agree. I would love to see more reactions like this! The Jam, The Damned, Siouxsie and Banshees, and more Clash would be great!

[@johnramsell8518]

John Maher is definitely one of the best drummers in the late 70’s/early 80’s punk/new wave era, and is the Buzzcocks secret weapon

[@paulawilkison3934]

Johnny Marr of The Smiths was named John Maher, but upon flipping over a Buzzcocks album as a young teen and seeing the drummer’s name realized he’d need to change his name and started going by Johnny Marr

[@the_lonely_smoker]

i played this song live to the bassist and he gave me a firm hand shake and said "you did good"

[@bobbyreno2990]

Buzzcocks were on my turntable constantly along with Undertones (teenage kicks was best song from that era), Wire, Adverts "Gary Gilmore eyes", Specials, Slits version of "I heard it through the grapevine". One band of note that has been overlooked from the CBGB area is Television. 1st album is icon.

[@carolemoores2480]

Slits are one of my favourites!

[@kbusby4824]

Just listened to this song recently for the first time, Top of the Pops performance. Really have no excuse for not having heard it sooner.

[@basilblackwell9332]

Teenage Kicks by The Undertones.

[@iambeen4310]

My band opened for the Buzzcocks in Newcastle, England like 10 years ago. Lovely guys.

[@simonspeak9288]

X-Ray Spex would be a good band to hit from this era. Poly Styrene was one of a very few female punk rockers at the time. Germfree Adolescents or The Day the World Turned DayGlo are both fun pop punk tracks I think you’d enjoy. Also, have you done any Stranglers yet? Too many bangers to choose from but I’d go with Peaches, Hanging Around or their cover of Walk On By.

[@neilherring]

You must do Another Girl, Another Planet, by the Only Ones.

[@GPtheArgosDriver]

‘I Don’t Mind’….punk pop perfection in every way, my personal Buzzcocks highlight.

[@bryanforis1839]

One of the greatest song you ever played great music live band watch never mind buzzcocks tv show

[@immoralreplicant1332]

The best thing about this song is that it's relatable for anyone who's been alive for 15 years or longer. For people my age who went through our first heartbreak in the 70s & felt maybe we could write a song to express it, it was a complete pisser to discover that Pete Shelley had already written it. & better than we ever could. & it's not just this one either, there's half a dozen of the fuckers ! " What Do I Get ? " is the one that summed my own frustrations up the most. But at different times it could equally have been Ever Fallen in Love...? , Lipstick, or Promises. They all applied at one time or another. I saw them live in 78 & 81 Then in 99 I was the DJ in the venue they played at & got to meet Pete backstage. He actually collared me to say he'd enjoyed the tracks I'd played. That did very nicely for me ! He then said " Do you like champagne? " I don't particularly, but I wasn't about to turn down having a drink with him so i said sure. He went into the dressing room & came back with champagne...in 2 pint glasses ! Sensitive, art school punk love poet he may have been, but he was still a lad from a coal mining town.

[@junietunes2148]

Yes! Buzzcocks!🥳

[@Music-el7if]

Buzzcocks have a ton of great songs. You should also check out The Undertones: My Perfect Cousin and Magazine (offshoot band from Buzzcocks): Shot By Both Sides

[@rogerhampton9614]

Hey guys, give yourself a treat sometime and listen to a drumming master class from the Buzzcocks - `moving away from the pulse beat…’

[@aremedy4785]

Another British punk-pop banger? What about 'Teenage Kicks' by The Undertones? (1978)

[@rugbyfan9225]

Ive never seen such an 'this is an S Tier' reaction from Andy and Alex for an 'A' song - they gave it an 'A' but the discussion said 'S'

[@allisonreed7682]

Absolutely agree with this.

[@Gordy63]

Not sure if there is such a thing as an “S” tier punk rock song 😂

[@leowalless9328]

I don't know if anyone's mentioned this yet, but the song is written about Pete Shelley's bisexuality, and a male friend that he had strong feelings for. "Gay bashing' was still a thing in 70's Britain, so getting a song about conflicted bisexuality into the charts and onto Top Of The Pops was pretty subversive and very punk. Totally recommend that you check out Pete Shelley's solo single "Homosapien" from 1981 which is an amazing, chugging punk/synth chimera

[@edupazos]

This song is improved by the knowledge of this context: the song writer is bi and it's about falling in love with his straight male friend.

[@brianwilson49]

one of my favourite bands of all time. so glad you’re hearing them. you need to explore more of their catalogue.

[@jgsrhythm100]

Buzzcocks are the direct link to 90s punk pop l

[@chrisp2805]

“Teenage Kicks” needs to be done soon lads

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Hives "Tick Tick Boom"

[@alanshepherd4304]

Loved this song back in the day, saw them live, brilliant. Forgotten all about until now. Just added it to my playlist!😂😂🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@fesquemonkey9784]

Finally some real power pop rock and roll Something with BOLLS

[@robbielux8353]

Buzzcocks aren’t just one of the best early punk bands but just one of the best bands in general

[@primalengland]

I was a mate of Pete’s and we played in the same band until Pete went his punk way and I continued down the rock road. I was the drummer ‘dog boydell’ who was mentioned in the first bio, but expunged from the second. Pete was a great childhood friend and we continued to be friends. In our kids gang we called him ‘ Magpie’.. RIP Magpie. I have a video on my channel about his hometown’s tribute.

[@vthecelt]

"I'm going to get through this the wrong way" is a truly spectacular statement! Knowing you are going to make the wrong choice is truly human.

[@ihax4uv179]

the buzzcocks are unreal, one of my favourite songs

[@mjwaldrep]

I had forgotten about this song, thanks for reacting to it! Great tune!

[@reverendbStaard]

Me, too, until it re-surfaced on a Scrubs episode!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

No HALLOWEEN MUSIC/REACTION LIST is complete without SEEING/HEARING this classic track & video,, The Guess Who- Shakin' All Over" ~ Skelton Dance video..TRUST ME!

[@allenlunde7908]

Yay listening to groups you haven’t listened to before!!!!!

[@Cheryworld]

Punk song for the next pick. Patti Smith GLORIA Patti Smith the Queen of punk rock. Her GLORIA is a complete trip

[@DazzleMonroe]

UK DJ John Peel called their "What Do I Get?" the perfect pop song

[@martinjackman2943]

Glad you liked this blast from the past of my youth! similar vibe : "New Rose " by the Damned "Something Better Change" The Stranglers Alternative Ulster Stiff Little Fingers Classic late 70s Punk..

[@Ldastro]

Thanks for getting to this tune! Great review!!!

[@TheDandob1982]

The singer, Pete Shelley, was instrumental in bringing the Secs Pistols to the north of England at arguably the most influential gig in music history.

[@VenusDeMilitant]

Gotta hear them do What Do I Get?

[@gohumberto]

The MOST underrated punk band. "Another Music in a Different Kitchen" is the most consistently brilliant punk album ever made.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love this tune

[@susand2008]

Saw them in '83. Everybody's happy nowadays!

[@MisoSilly]

I never ever thought anyone would react to the Buzzcocks! ❤ Thank you.

[@johnihsan1547]

My favorites: “everybody’s happy nowadays” and “I believe”

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Pop Will Eat Itself "There Is No Love Between Us Anymore"

[@cjones586]

I love Pete Shelley's lyrics and was (still am!) a huge fan of the Buzzcocks. There are several brilliant songs worth reviewing - What Do I Get, I Don't Mind, Love You More were the singles that preceded Ever Fallen In Love and are all absolute bangers!

[@grahamboffey457]

A beautifully crafted pop classic. Shelley never gendered a song. Genius.

[@writerjohnmcnally]

Fine Young Cannibals does a cover of this that’s on one of my favorite movies, Something Wild (directed by Jonathan Demme).

[@patrickadams7120]

Pure raw energy....... can i recommend The Undertones - Teenage Kicks.....it's just an absolute banger of song and still holds up today

[@murraybozinsky7067]

In the 90's/00's there was an outrageous music, comedy panel show in the UK called "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" that took its name from the Sex Pistols album Never Mind the Bollocks and The Buzzcocks, The show could never be made today, they roasted every guest artist that joined the panel. Most took it in good humour and a couple stormed off the set. Jermaine Jackson I remember taking the most abuse (especially about his brother Michael) but he took it well.

[@system3008]

Not heard this for years such a great tune.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Clan Of Xymox "A Day",, "Back Door" & "Medusa"

[@richardfairlamb9728]

An absolute classic. The buzzcocks were so influential.