It started in 1976 and is still here, 30 years of sex, punk and some greatest pop music ever made. In 2006, as British punk rock reaches it's official 30th birthday, few of it's founding fathers will be around to celebrate. However, one band reamins as resilient in 2006 as there 30 years ago. The Buzzcocks brough punk out of London and into the sticks by inviting the Pistols to play their native Manchester twice during the summer of 76; released the first independent punk EP and influenced numerous bands like the Smiths, REM and Orange Juice. Their latest release, FLAT-PACK PHILOSOPHY includes 14 new songs that'll tear fans minds apart.

TRACKS
1 Flat Pack Philosophy
2 Wish I Never Loved You
3 Sell You Everything
4 Reconciliation
5 I Don't Exist
6 Soul Survivor
7 God, What Have I Done?
8 Credit
9 Big Brother Wheels
10 Dreamin'
11 Sound of a Gun
12 Look at You Now
13 I've Had Enough
14 Between Heaven and Hell