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Blondie was the greatest pop band of the New Wave Punk era. They were pop because you can't really say they were new wave or punk, or funk, or disco, or art for that matter. They did everything that interested them -- including the first rock/reggae and rock/disco. To some they were new wave with their ironic words, cool haircuts and Debbie in day glo Steven Sprouse fashions. To some they were punks -- mocking rock dinosaurs and Debbie the cover girl on Punk Magazine. Whatever they did, it all came out sounding great and Blondie remains one of the biggest hitmaking bands of our time. The original Blondie was formed in 1974 by art student/fallen away hippie guitarist Chris Stein and ex-Max's Kansas City waitress and Playboy bunny, vocalist Debbie Harry, drummer More... (Submit New Blondie Lyrics) (Submit New Blondie Lyrics) My Fave Song EVER | Reviewer: Don Plaid Retina ------ About the song Shayla performed by Blondie ...but I never knew it was about abduction! I gotta thank you guys for that, cuz after all these decades I have something new to meditate on. This was always my fave Blondie song. There's a video for it out there somewhere, with a lot of other Eat to the Beat videos. I used to listen to Shayla over & over all night. Perfect | Reviewer: Isi ------ About the song Undone performed by Blondie Possibly the most influencial and best pop song of its time. It is the epitome of flirtation, crushing on someone, trying to read double meanings... the list goes on. Surely could only be described as perfection. Shayla as a country music style song | Reviewer: Fabio (italy) ------ About the song Shayla performed by Blondie Blondie performed a lot of genres but with its unmistakeable style: Hard Punk rock, disco, electronic, reggae, rap, calypso, ska...always succeeding. That one tastes like a slow country song. me | Reviewer: joe ------ About the song Hello Joe performed by Blondie i am called joe therefore this song was obviously written for me so stop talking about it..... :) argentina | Reviewer: nikki ------ About the song Hello Joe performed by Blondie I miss Joey too, specially everytime "In A Little While" is played on the radio or something... bloeha | Reviewer: Willem ------ About the song Denis performed by Blondie it's all about sex and sex is ugly, we people should only have as much sex as we have children!! redeam yourselves!!!! I only say this wence Nick DV | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Dig Up The Conjo performed by Blondie I've listened to this song many times and never get tired of the music or lyrics. You're taking a surrealistic journey through the jungle. This is not your everyday "Blondie"!!!! Review about Shayla | Reviewer: Michael ------ About the song Shayla performed by Blondie It has a great ethereal quality to it which fits great with the alien abduction storyline. Classic base lines and great drumming from Clem Burke. One of their best (and they had many!). hello joe | Reviewer: Alexander ------ About the song Hello Joe performed by Blondie sin duda devio haber sido el tercer single del the curse of blondie con su respctivo videoclip pues esta cancion esta buenisima the song "end to end" | Reviewer: Alexander ------ About the song End To End performed by Blondie esta cancion esta buenisima inconfundiblemente debio haber sido el segundo "single" de the curse of blondie con su respectivo videoclip.............. es una pena. End to End | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song End To End performed by Blondie Great song by blondie. Debbie's voice is sweet,,,great melody, great beat, one long hook....classic pop blondie...kinda in the same catergory as Call Me....as good...should have been a hit...why they released Undone as the second single off of the Curse of Blondie...instead of End to End...is really confusing...listen to both songs and you will know what I mean. Maria | Reviewer: ana ------ About the song Maria performed by Blondie She moves like she don't care. Smooth as silk, cool as air. Ooh, it makes you wanna cry. Love this song! | Reviewer: Carlos lemos ------ About the song Good Boys performed by Blondie That would be nice tolisten this music on the radio, it's so sad Radio Socks! I TOUCH MYSELF | Reviewer: JULEE ------ About the song I Touch Myself performed by Blondie HI. JUST TO SAY THAT THE SONG 'I TOUCH MYSELF' IS NOT A BLONDIE SONG. IT WAS PERFORMED IN 1990 BY AN AUSTRALIAN BAND CALLED DIVYNLYS, OR SOMETHING SIMILAR TO THAT!!!!!! EVERYONE SEEMS TO THINK IT'S A BLONDIE SONG. I SUPPOSE IT DOES SOUND LIKE DEBBIE HARRY. XX ;] the best ahead of its time | Reviewer: May ------ About the song Shayla performed by Blondie upbeat! are you kidding me? get over it this is the best..Blondie does something no other band of this era did, Sci-Fi rock. Shayla, who worked in a factory, is abducted by aliens while driving down the highway! This is the best I love them soo much. first rap song | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Rapture performed by Blondie give credit to blondie for breaking the rap barrier on mtv. had it not been for her, mtv would not have latched onto rap. they were not ready to embrace this style of music until a mainstream artist did a song. as much as mtv thinks they are forward thinking, they are still only ready to show what people are familiar with and blondie did it. song NOT written by Blondie. | Reviewer: adamhaaretz@yahoo.com ------ About the song Hanging On The Telephone performed by Blondie The Nerves were a late-'70s power pop trio from Los Angeles, California, featuring guitarist Jack Lee, bassist Peter Case, and drummer Paul Collins. All three members composed songs and sang. They managed a national tour, including a few dates with The Ramones, but they lasted just a short time and released only one self-titled four-song EP in 1976, featuring the songs "Hanging on the Telephone" (Lee), "When You Find Out" (Case), "Give Me Some Time" (Lee), and "Working Too Hard" (Collins). The EP was distributed by independent Bomp! Records. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nerves Song NOT written by Blondie | Reviewer: Adam Haaretz ------ About the song Hanging On The Telephone performed by Blondie THe song "Hangin' on the Telephone" was actually written by The Nerves. ( power pop trio from Los Angeles, California. They released only one self-titled four-song EP in 1976, featuring the songs "Hanging on the Telephone" (Lee), "When You Find Out" (Case), "Give Me Some Time" (Lee), and "Working Too Hard" (Collins). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nerves rap at dawn | Reviewer: mike ------ About the song Military Rap performed by Blondie I've always liked this song. It's sharp, clever and once again ahead of its time. Its a standout on a otherwise strange album. Quite overlooked, as an equal to Blondie's Rapture. If we could only remove the words Donald Duck and Micky Mouse we'd have cause for a re-release. Blondie at it's best! | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Last One In The World performed by Blondie I really LOVE this song from "Curse of Blondie". Haunting singing by Deb, great rock style beat. Please more Blondie :). You could review the artist/band Blondie in Biography page You could review Blondie album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Blondie song by clicking the song which you like | | ||||||||||
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