Love Bites (album)
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Love Bites | |||||
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Studio album by Buzzcocks | |||||
Released | 22 September 1978 | ||||
Recorded | 26 July 1978 - 6 Aug 1978 Olympic Studios, Barnes | ||||
Genre | Pop punk, power pop, punk rock | ||||
Label | United Artists, EMI | ||||
Producer | Martin Rushent | ||||
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Love Bites was the Buzzcock's second album, which managed to peak at #13 on the UK albums chart at the time of its release. In March 1994, an EMI CD version of the original album was released with four additional tracks.
[edit] Track listing
- "Real World" (Shelley) - 3:29
- "Ever Fallen in Love (with Someone You Shouldn’t Have)?" (Shelley) - 2:40
- "Operator’s Manual" (Shelley) - 3:30
- "Nostalgia" (Shelley) - 2:51
- "Just Lust" (Shelley, Dial) - 2:57
- "Sixteen Again" (Shelley) - 3:14
- "Walking Distance" (Garvey) - 1:58
- "Love Is Lies" (Diggle) - 3:10
- "Nothing Left" (Shelley) - 4:23
- "E.S.P." (Shelley) - 4:39
- "Late for the Train" (Shelley, Diggle, Maher, Garvey) - 5:51
- "Love You More" *
- "Noise Annoys" *
- "Promises" *
- "Lipstick" *
*Extra tracks on reissue not present on original release
[edit] Personnel
- Pete Shelley: guitar, vocals
- Steve Diggle: guitar
- Steve Garvey: bass
- John Maher: drums
[edit] Vinyl Information
- Inscriptions on the vinyl A-side read; 'A SPIKEY SPECTACULAR' and on the B-side; 'WHAT??'
- The original United Artists vinyl release has an insert with paintings of the band. It also has an embossed 'Buzzcocks' on the cover, whereas re-releases have 'Buzzcocks' in un-embossed blue.
- A blue vinyl re-release was put out around 1986.