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Classic Albums Blondie - Parallel Lines
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| "Seeing Blondie doing Heart Of Glass on Top Of The Pops, all lip-glossed up and stilettos. I thought she was captivating. Even though she was sexy as hell, she gave off this strength and intelligence. It was pure, classy pop with confidence and attitude." Lousie Wener, Sleeper |
| "Parallel Lines is infused with a new, and appropriate, romantic fatalism. Jack Lee's two songs -- the backstage lament "Will Anything Happen" and the immortal, breathless Hanging on the Telephone established Harry's persona firmly between vulnerable but sceptical lover and pop tigress." Rolling Stone |
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"The result is state-of-the-art pop-rock circa 1978, with Harry's tough-girl glamour setting the pattern that would be exploited over the next decade by a host of successors led by Madonna." AMG
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| "The melodies stick, the multi-layered harmonies work and the end result is witty, infectious rock. This should be Blondie's breakthrough LP'. Billboard. |
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