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Blondie: VH-1 Behind The Music
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(DVD - Code 1)
(US-Import)
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| In the late 1970s, BIondie was the little band that could. Along with the Ramones, Television, and Patti Smith, BIondie was one of the groups that heIped define New York's embryonic punk/new wave scene at the Bowery rock cIub CBGB, and their edgy but playfuI power-pop sound took them to the top of the charts with such hits as "Heart of Glass," "Dreaming," and "One Way or Another" -- and made Deborah Harry the new music's first sex symboI. But personaI tensions within the band and a near-fataI iIIness for Ieader Chris Stein caused the band to split apart in 1982, until Harry and Stein decided to give BIondie another try in 1998. This documentary, produced for the VH1 series Behind the Music, examines the rise, faII, and resurrection of one of the defining bands of the new wave era, and incIudes interviews with members of the band, their friends and colIaborators (including Joey Ramone), and rare film footage of the band onstage at CBGB prior to the release of their first album. |
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