BLONDIE - Eat To The Beat LP disco Each odd juxtaposition serves a

Each odd juxtaposition serves a purpose and illuminates its surroundings like a torch in the night

Angry Samoans

unraveling into pulsing

and certainly know their way around a riff

the two strike a serenely somber balance that is systematically executed in their music

BLONDIE - Eat To The Beat LP disco Each odd juxtaposition serves a180 gram vinyl. When you hear 1978's `Parallel Lines', it is hard to believe Blondie could top it. But a year later, they did. From the energetic drum rolls and simple opening new wave lead guitar strains of `Dreaming' to the closing bars of `Living in the Real World' twelve songs later, the drive and energy of Blondie's crowning achievement, `Eat to the Beat', never lets up.