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Morrissey isn't gay. A sexual . Sure And didn't Pete have a child from a marriage? His Wikipedia page doesn't mention sexuality. I don't get this?

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i'm writing a thing about the first travesti astronaut and this is extremely cool reference ^-^

What a cute chat

Thank you

I’ve got Pete Shelley’s autograph on a lot of albums and singles I met him at QUI in Glasgow where his guitarist was not able to appear and he had a backup guitarist and that turned out to be sSlash from guns and roses

An absolute genius. Huge influence to my band noble trash. ❤

Can’t hear the audio clearly.

Wonderful

hell yeah

where has she gone...?!

Spoke to him a couple of times, he was a lovely fella.

Jesus. Wish I didn't watch these interviews lol.

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Such a cool guy and what a musician.

This album is in my top favorite. I’m still hoping to see them live one day in the US.

I was part of a club that revolved around a pop television show in Australia called Countdown. It was one of the most viewed shows on Australian television in the 70's and 80's, and a lot of kids that were in the ''Countdown club'' were gay. When Countdown played Pete Shelley's ''Homosapien'' music video, the viewers took to it immediately and the song zoomed all the way up into the Australian Top 10. The gay kids that were in the closet were determined to see the song become a big hit in Australia. Months later, they gave Joe Jackson's ''Real Men'' the same push and it too became a massive hit in Australia. ''Homosapien'' is an important song to a lot of people.

Good interview

i don't think she sounds bored at all, she speaks very intelligently and takes her time to find the right answers. much love for bianca ❤

Such a shame he's gone.

It's about that time we start unwinding, any hope we wrapped around The distant light in the silent conversation that never blossomed into sound Cause we were hard weather, we were broken hearted, we were always forget-me-nots We were flash bulbs, we were constellations, and we tried to connect the dots But all this and all that and everything in between never did amount to a damn thing I wish we could call this low tide Pretend we will come back rising But darling we're done for good Well if you want to know all the time felt like Crawling and crawling down the bottom of a well And if you want to know I never could Let it go let it go let it go until now But all this and all that and everything in between never did amount to much I wish we could call this low tide Pretend we'll come back rising But we're landlocked But all this and all that and everything in between never did amount to much I wish we could call this low tide Pretend we could come back rising But we're landlocked Nothing nothing nothing left Some sand in your shoe, a stone in your chest Some sand in your shoe, a song in your mind We ran out of time time time

So adorable! Great interview.

It's unfortunate that Kraftwerk's music gets labelled as "cold", mainly due to The Robots and so on. There is much "warmth" in plenty of their lesser-known songs. Radioland, Tanzmusik, etc...

INTJ with developed Se

Probably the loveliest man who ever lived.

this is still one of my favorite videos online

Sixteen Again is one of my favourite songs. The melancholy! One can feel sixteen again at any age 😊❤

Romance girl

Wow

What a lovely down to earth guy Pete was , so sad he's not with us anymore 😔

Go woke go broke not a good way to endear yourself for a mainstream audience.

Let's face it nobody in the UK cared about sexuality it was alll about the music. And the energy... the USA needs to move on

Was Pete gay then? I was never aware of this.

she is so beautiful in every way

My favorite interview of anyone ever

How bout all teens.

humble: genius

Ninja rules.

I am pretty sure that I alone am responsible for half of the views

dudes hitting a vape forever lol wtf

The Go Team albums are all Ian Parton. As far as I can remember, the band were assembled by him for the live gigs but they didn't play on the albums.

I hate to hear when a band is called "underrated". The Buzzcocks were light years ahead of others. As time goes by people will better understand the key role that The Buzzcocks played in molding many of the acts that followed. Personally, I would place them at the same level as The Clash and the Sex Pistols.

Pete Shelly from Leigh . Nr Manchester

I had the pleasure of supporting Buzzcocks with our band back in the early to mid noughties in Lincolnshire. Have to say that Pete was a real gentleman and remembered my name from the first support. Together we played the last gig at Cleethorpes Winter Gardens (before it's demolition) and I mentioned to Pete that the stage decor hadn't changed since the 1976 Anarchy Tour, to which he pulled a picture out of his pocket of the stage and them playing and we both agreed that it had not changed. RIP Pete, nice man!

such a grounded, down to earth artist as were and are his bandmates. those of us who have been up close, know what i mean, and those are many because they were out of the world generous. we ache for pete shelley

too deep and intellectual for the 'asshole' (don't label yourself in that way): and she's right about white STRAIGHT GATEKEEPERS

ayy Gareth interview I haven't seen

I wish this woman was my wife.

Fascinating to read about the connections between the gay scene and early Punk scene and how they evolved together with mutual ideals , so far removed from the aggressive leather studded mohawk style of punk that became the later stereotype.

Jamie is so adorable. Love his music.