What makes Time's Up by Buzzcocks notable?

Time's Up marked a notable return for Buzzcocks, showcasing their distinctive sound while also reflecting the evolving punk scene of the early '90s. The album received a positive reception from critics and fans alike, contributing to the band's legacy as pioneers of punk rock. Released in 1991, Time's Up was Buzzcocks' fifth studio album, following a hiatus that had lasted since their previous release in 1981. The band was navigating a shifting musical landscape while attempting to re-establish themselves after their influential but less commercially successful early years.

How many songs are on Time's Up?

Time's Up has 11 tracks, running approximately 28 minutes.

Time's Up

Buzzcocks · 1991

28 min · 11 tracks · punk rock

A frenetic blend of punk energy and sharp wit, capturing the raw essence of early '90s British rock.

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Top tracks — play these first

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You Tear Me Up — This opening track sets an energetic tone with raw guitar riffs and a catchy chorus that encapsulates the band's punk ethos.
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Orgasm Addict — Known for its provocative lyrics and infectious melody, this track exemplifies Buzzcocks' ability to blend humor with punk sensibilities.
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Time’s Up — The title track features a driving rhythm and introspective lyrics, reflecting on themes of urgency and self-awareness within the context of punk life.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 You Tear Me Up 2:40
2 Breakdown 2:09
3 Friends of Mine 2:23
4 Orgasm Addict 2:14
5 Boredom 3:06
6 Time’s Up 3:18
7 Lester Sands (Drop in the Ocean) 2:34
8 Love Battery 2:25
9 I Can’t Control Myself 3:12
10 I Love You, You Big Dummy 1:24
11 Don’t Mess Me ’Round 2:40

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