Blondie because I think she is still attractive after all these years!
Yes I am shallow...
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Blondie Or Martha And The Muffins
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by British » Mon Mar 28, 2005 3:50 am
I love both equally.
Sadly, both bands jumped the shark right around the same time.
Saw the later Blondie perform for free at Taste of Minnesota. Saw M+M perform 2 songs in Toronto. Actually met Mark Gane(he was standing near the back wall) and wa
Sadly, both bands jumped the shark right around the same time.
Saw the later Blondie perform for free at Taste of Minnesota. Saw M+M perform 2 songs in Toronto. Actually met Mark Gane(he was standing near the back wall) and wa
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by DevoManiac101 » Mon Mar 28, 2005 7:33 am
What kind of question is this? lol
M+M are far more better than Blondie, though when you think about it I prefer Debbie Harry's solo career over her being in Blondie. Still nonetheless I prefer Martha & The Muffins, just because Song In My Head and Dan
M+M are far more better than Blondie, though when you think about it I prefer Debbie Harry's solo career over her being in Blondie. Still nonetheless I prefer Martha & The Muffins, just because Song In My Head and Dan
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by geoffolehane » Tue Mar 29, 2005 11:45 am
I gotta go with Marilyn on that one. Blondie tried lots of styles. They even teamed with Robert Fripp on "Fade Away and Radiate."
I love Martha & the Muffins and I frequently listen to my "Far Away in Time" CD.
But Blondie really broke lots of grou
I love Martha & the Muffins and I frequently listen to my "Far Away in Time" CD.
But Blondie really broke lots of grou
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by Moparmark » Sat Apr 09, 2005 9:36 am
Blondie all the way.Just look at what the individual members did befor and after.Also someone posted how diverse they were,very true.I,m Canadian and I would have gave you two Marthas for one Blondie.
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by n/a5 » Sat Apr 09, 2005 1:49 pm
Blondie...for the war wounds! By this I mean she pioneered U.S. punk/new wave in that era. Think about when they came on the scene...there was total crap on the radio and she (they) were a beacon.
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