Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne

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• In 1978, Blondie began to skyrocket to the big time. When the band first appeared on the scene at famed NYC club CBGB in 1975, they were dismissed as a ’60s throwback pop group. But they had the last laugh, becoming the most successful act to emerge form that rock ‘n’ roll underground.
  On their 1976 debut, Blondie offered a fully realized version of what they were all about: equal parts girl-group pop, British Invasion rock ‘n’ roll, B-movie kitsch and classic sex appeal all rolled into a powerhouse band. The unmistakable focal point was Debbie Harry, who knew her strengths and played them to the max. But the rest of the band provided the solid musical backing she needed to come across.
  On 1977’s follow-up album, ‘Plastic Letters,’ Blondie added more aggression to their mix, fine-tuning