Revolutions: Blondie's "Parallel Lines"

2006 Inductees Blondie's album Parallel Lines ushered in the future of pop music.
Released 40 years ago, the record fused the band's diverse musical inspirations with airtight arrangements. The New York City sextet-helmed by vocalist Debbie Harry, guitarist Chris Stein and drummer Clem Burke-pushed for perfection with producer Mike Chapman. Dive inside the album's impact on release and now in our latest Klipsch Audio Revolutions episode. Get more stories at rockhall.com/stories

[@michaelmckenna989]

One of the coolest and influential bands. With one of the most talented and gorgeous woman ever. She was the first woman to write three number one songs between 1979 and 1981.

[@craftsman123456]

One of the best albums of all time

[@mikeybingham7969]

I got to see her at a free concert at Belmont Racetrack. She sounded just like the album. WHAT a voice.

[@angela9418]

Great album. 💙

[@AWFAonline]

i first heard her song 'Maria.

[@peterlawrence6169]

First record I bought with my own money as a kid

[@watchxfiles]

Me too!

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🔥🔥🔥

[@guyinsf]

I don't think Clem Burke contributed any songwriting on Parallel Lines as stated at 0:32 it was mostly Debbie, Chris and Jimmy Destri with Frank Infante on one song and Nigel Harrison sharing the credit with Debbie on One Way or Another.

[@AWFAonline]

i first heard her song 'Maria.