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Plastic Letters by Blondie

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Plastic Letters by Blondie

1978 | Punk | Rock

Blondie's second studio album.

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(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear (0 Ratings)
Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45) (0 Ratings)
Cautious Lip (0 Ratings)
Contact in Red Square (0 Ratings)
Denis - (French) (0 Ratings)
Detroit 442 (0 Ratings)
Detroit 442 - (previously unreleased, live, bonus track) (0 Ratings)
Fan Mail (0 Ratings)
I Didn't Have the Nerve to Say No (0 Ratings)
I'm on E (0 Ratings)
Kidnapper (0 Ratings)
Love at the Pier (0 Ratings)
No Imagination (0 Ratings)
Once I Had a Love (AKA the Disco Song) - (1975 Version, bonus track) (0 Ratings)
Poets Problem - (bonus track) (0 Ratings)
Scenery - (bonus track) (0 Ratings)
Youth Nabbed as Sniper (0 Ratings)
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1978 | Punk, Rock
7.4 (5 Ratings)
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"Already their second studio album, they had scored hit singles with 'Denis Denis' (I first heard that on my Grandad's window cleaning round) and the sublime 'I'm Always Touched By Your (Presence Dear)', still one of my favourites to this very day. As a whole album, it sounds like a spy movie soundtrack with 'Contact In Red Square' and 'Kidnapper'. Highlights for me include 'I'm On E' and 'Love At The Pier'. The very definition of late 70s New York pop art and punk glamour; Deborah Harry, for me, will remain forever the Queen of New Wave."

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