Buzz Buzz Buzz

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Buzz Buzz Buzz
Live album by The Primitives
Released	2001
Recorded	1986–1988
Genre	Twee pop
Length	34:58
Label	Neptune Records
Producer	Various
The Primitives chronology
Bubbling Up -- BBC Sessions (1998) Buzz Buzz Buzz (2001) Thru the Flowers -- The Anthology (2004)

Buzz Buzz Buzz is a 2001 compilation album of BBC sessions by British band the Primitives. The track listing is identical to that of BBC sessions album Bubbling Up, with different album art and liner notes. The album features the songs recorded during four BBC radio sessions: one for Andy Kershaw, recorded on 18 June 1986; one for John Peel, recorded on 30 September 1986; a second session for Peel, recorded on 31 March 1987; and a third for Peel, recorded on 17 April 1988. It features a faster, less refined version of their highest-charting single "Crash", as well as a version of UK Top 100 hit "Stop Killing Me". Note that this album does not include all of the Primitives' radio sessions.

Track listing[]

1. "Stop Killing Me" (John Peel Session 09/30/86)
2. "Crash" (Andy Kershaw 07/17/86)
3. "Spacehead" (Andy Kershaw Session 06/18/86)
4. "Where The Wind Blows" (Andy Kershaw Session 06/18/86)
5. "Across My Shoulder" (Andy Kershaw Session 06/18/86)
6. "Buzz Buzz Buzz" (John Peel Session 09/30/86)
7. "Shadow" (John Peel Session 09/30/86)
8. "As Tears Go By" (John Peel Session 09/30/86)
9. "Dream Walk Baby" (John Peel Session 03/31/87)
10. "Ocean Blue" (John Peel Session 03/31/87)
11. "Everything's Shining Bright" (John Peel Session 03/31/87)
12. "She Don't Need You" (John Peel Session 03/31/87)
13. "Things Get in the Way" (John Peel Session 04/17/88)
14. "Keep Me in Mind" (John Peel Session 04/17/88)
15. "Way Behind Me" (John Peel Session 04/17/88)

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