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* {{Recut}}: A later reissue of ''Singles Going Steady'' added four more singles and their {{B Side}}s to the track-list: Since the original ''Singles Going Steady'' put all of the original a-sides on one side of the album and the b-sides on the other, the reissue followed suit, putting four of the added tracks in the middle of the album and the other four at the end.
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* IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: The band got their name from the headline of a review of the musical drama television series ''Rock Follies'', which proclaimed "It's The Buzz, Cock!". In context of the article, "buzz" meant "excitement" and "cock" was Northern English slang for "friend" - they were amused by the AccidentalInnuendo but also thought it reflected the excitement of the punk rock scene.
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* PopPunk: Unlike many of their peers (besides Music/TheRamones), Buzzcocks played well-crafted pop songs, only louder and faster. Also, Pete Shelley's voice was much higher and melodic than many other punk singers at the time, with his kind of style becoming a trademark among numerous other pop punk singers, especially during the 2000s.
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* PopPunk: Unlike many of their peers (besides Music/TheRamones), Buzzcocks played well-crafted pop songs, only louder and faster. Also, faster, with Pete Shelley's voice was being much higher and melodic than many other punk singers at the time, with his kind of style becoming a trademark among numerous other pop punk singers, especially during the 2000s.time.
