The Secret Public website has become the primary means by which we all communicate. Besides its exclusive multimedia content, the site features an integrated message board/forum and chat room! A member secret: Pete Shelley is a regular contributer to the chat and forum! Check it out now! |
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Not sure whether to join in? You can get more details by clicking here. You can join there on Topica's website, by using the Join box above, or by sending an e-mail to buzzcocks-subscribe@topica.com. The freewheeling discussion has been going on since September, 1996, and is best for hardcore fans who want regular news, trivia, and some off-topic banter. (NOTE: The Secret Public forum, by and for Buzzcocks fans worldwide, is now the primary means of communication by the band.)
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Webmaster: John P Lennon
This website version is largely due to the invaluable skills of Flavio Sant Anna
Original discography by Jeff Hall
Secret Public website overseen by Carlos, The Secret Publican
General Questions/Comments: webmaster@buzzcocks.com
The Internet version of the Secret Public fan club/newsletter was originally created as a fan site in early 1996 to complement Pete Shelley's official ttt site. In 1999 they were incorporated under the buzzcocks.com "umbrella."
Latest revision/redesign -- March, 2006
Last revision and launch of secretpublic.com -- December, 2004 |
Management: Raf Edmonds
Phone: +44 (0)208 968 4337, Fax: +44 (0)207 598 9465
North American Agency: Brent Smith @ the William Morris Agency
Phone: +1-310-859-4299
UK Agency (tour bookings for UK and rest of world, excluding N America):
Paul Boswell or Claire Courtney @ Free Trade
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Buzzcocks - a band with a past, present, and future, and a legacy they could never have imagined back in the heady punk rock days of 1976.
30 years later, still going strong, still doing it arguably better than anyone else, the godfathers of punk-pop are back with a new album, flat-pack philosophy, released 6th March, 2006, which was preceded by a new single, wish i never loved you, on 20th February.
flat-pack philosophy is Buzzcocks eighth studio album, but their first for Cooking Vinyl. In true punk rock fashion, and with superlative production by bassist Tony Barber, the album packs 14 songs into 36 minutes. Taking an urban guerilla stance against the evils of the modern world, from Tesco self-service tills to the cult of Ikea, flat-pack philosophy proves that when you put the right creative personalities together, the magic manifests.
www.cookingvinyl.com | www.buzzcocks.com
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