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Blondie
Blondie CDs
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Greatest
Hits: Sound & Vision (2006)

Track Listing: Heart Of
Glass, Sunday Girl, Atomic, Call Me, Tide Is High,
The, Rapture, Maria, In The Flesh - (remix), Rip Her
To Shreds, Denis, Picture This, Fade Away (And
Radiate), Hanging On The Telephone, One Way Or
Another, Dreaming, Union City Blue, Island Of Lost
Souls... |
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| Featured
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Blondie
- Live Special
Edition

This recording of the
group's latest concert features Deborah Harry at her
sensuous best. Titles include "Heart of
Glass," "Call Me," and "One Way or
Another." |
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Seller |
Parallel
Lines (1978) Remastered

Rolling Stone (10/31/02,
p.135) - Ranked #6 in Rolling Stone's "Women In
Rock: The 50 Essential Albums" -
"...[Featuring] gemlike visions of obsessive
love, equal parts jangle and reverie..." Rolling
Stone (4/11/02, p.106) - Ranked #6 in Rolling Stone's
"50 Coolest Records". |
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Rated |
Blondie
(1976) Remastered

Spin (11/01, p.137) -
"...Their inauspicious 1976 sock-hop
debut..." Entertainment Weekly (9/21/01, p.85) -
"...Lays the pulpy melodrama on thick, with
Debbie Harry coming on like a harried femme
fatale..." - Rating: B+ Q (5/02 SE, p.134) - 4
stars out of 5 - Included in Q's... |
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Blondie Information
Although the press and public were
initially focused on singer Debbie Harry's model-like good looks,
Blondie was one of the first new wave bands of the 1970s to experiment
with other musical styles. Beginning as part of the '70s CBGB scene in
New York, the band experienced massive commercial success when they
merged their '60s girl-group-influenced punky pop with disco,
reggae,
and rap. After the group disbanded in the
early '80s, Harry went on to
a solo career and acted in numerous films. Blondie had a successful
reunion in the late '90s, touring and releasing an album of new
material that showed they were far from done
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