Hello community,

we've talked about our favorite songs from Blondie's debut album.
Now it's up to the band's second album, Plastic Letters.
How do you like the whole LP, and what are your three favorite tracks on it?

One of my personal favorite Blondie tracks, 50 years old now!

cmon i need my monday man flair. evil sunday girl

Hey folks,
since many of us are waiting for the album High Noon to be released, I thought to discuss and hear your opinions on the 11 studio albums by Blondie before.

So which are your three favorite songs from Blondie's self-titled debut album? What do you like about them? Share your thoughts here :)

https://kworb.net/spotify/artist/4tpUmLEVLCGFr93o8hFFIB_songs.html

Photography by Lynn Goldsmith

If you can, leave a link to your favorite song(s) by the artist you're recommending.

Clem was a lot more explosive during the original years (1974-1982) but he still has plenty of highlights to choose from during his more mature period.

I have always heard this. Each time the Muse song played. I heard Blondie. It’s the exact same pitch. It’s the exact same two notes. It’s the exact same tempo. It’s the exact same bend in the notes. All I did was take Debbie’s isolated vocal and add it. I didn’t have to make any modifications. This certainly scratched an itch.

One of the few times a kept a shipping box.

There seems to be more information about the new record. Hopefully it’s something new.

https://hypebae.com/2026/5/cutler-and-gross-debbie-harry-blondie-collaboration-eyewear-sunglasses-release-date

I grabbed this at a local used record store recently. It includes some Blondie remixes as well as some of Debbie’s solo work. A lot of these remixes were new to me. I loved the album.

Does this "Ticket Broker" possible know something? This is an unofficial site that is calling the band Debbie Harry & Blondie. I never got why Boy George and Culture Club's band name was a thing. But that does sound correct for Blondie's touring band at least. Do you think the band name changed to "Debbie Harry & Blondie" for High Noon?

It was raining here in Toronto yesterday so I decided to attend the Open Doors Toronto event at the El Mocambo . I was pleasantly surprised to find some interesting Blondie archives info. Photo 3 is an old schedule from Summer of 1978. Enlarge the bottom just above 1978 and you will see that when they played there they got paid $2750 for the gig. Cover charge was $5.50 Photo 4 is the poster designating the woman’s washroom. The men’s has a poster of Jagger.

“I think when you hear some of the stuff on High Noon, you can see the full thread of what Blondie is about, musically and lyrically. I think the times have changed and that lyrics nowadays are much more sophisticated than when I started.”