Blondie
Blondie
Blondie: (semi Punk/New Wave rocker Debbie Harry)
Heart of Glass
Rapture
Call Me
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YOUR COMMENTS ON Blondie
Wicked awesome band; saw some success in the 80s too.
They echoed Abba's career path, but harder and louder. Their punkier stuff still rings true; the disco stuff was a little more pedestrian, but very accessible. But gawd, the rapping in "Rapture" is truly terrible.
Posted by:
hi-hat | Jan 16, 04 | 10:34 pm
Personally, I feel that Debbie Harry's solo tracks were a better effort.
"Feel the Spin" and "In Love With Love" were both very popular Hi-NRG tracks.
Posted by:
Rassy | Mar 03, 04 | 4:04 am
Rock meets Disco on some of their hits. Yes, the rapping was gawd-awful on "Rapture" but at the time it sounded kind of fresh...I think it was also done a bit tounge-in-cheek. Blondie never took themselves too seriously.
Posted by:
David d. | Apr 14, 04 | 9:41 am
AND what about Deborah Harry's "Feel the spin"!!!!!
How could a serious page like this could miss this song
That's REAL 80s DISCO, absolutely Genuine ( AND FABULOUS!!!)
Rapture was a big hit for Blondie!
The 12" version......
It's a classic!
the longer version of call me on the american gigolo stk. is cool there is also a 12" ver. of heart of glass which doesn't seem much longer than the album ver. still blondie rules!
No one was more surprised by BLONDIE'S HEART OF GLASS then I was. They definitely were not DISCO, but have a song that helped put DISCO in the mainstream!! Then they didn't stop. CALL ME was huge! A true UNLIKELY ARTIST.
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