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The image displays a collection of vinyl records and CDs by the band Blondie, arranged on a white background. Prominent items include a large decorative box featuring the band’s name and images, several album covers, and a booklet. The covers showcase various designs and styles that reflect the band's iconic aesthetic.
"A collection of music memorabilia displayed on a light background, featuring various albums and booklets from the band Blondie. The centerpiece shows a boxed set, while several album covers, including 'Parallel Lines' and 'Eat to the Beat,' are arranged artistically around it."
The image displays a collection of vinyl records and CDs by the band Blondie, arranged on a white background. Prominent items include a large decorative box featuring the band’s name and images, several album covers, and a booklet. The covers showcase various designs and styles that reflect the band's iconic aesthetic.
"A collection of music memorabilia displayed on a light background, featuring various albums and booklets from the band Blondie. The centerpiece shows a boxed set, while several album covers, including 'Parallel Lines' and 'Eat to the Beat,' are arranged artistically around it."

Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982 - Super Deluxe Black Vinyl Box Set

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$400.00
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Blondie: Against The Odds 1974-1982 Super Deluxe Box gathers the band's first six albums including “Blondie", "Plastic Letters", "Parallel Lines", "Eat To The Beat", “Autoamerican", and "The Hunter” plus four additional LPs of session outtakes, b-sides, and demos, a 10” with the 1975 Alan Betrock demo recording, a previously unissued 1974 rehearsal tape, and a 45 rpm single featuring their rumored-to-exist cover of the Doors’ “Moonlight Drive” and the at-home sketch of “Mr. Sightseer” — 124 studio tracks in all. Erin Osmon’s liner notes tell the group’s story in exacting detail, with session commentary from Debbie, Chris, Clem, Gary, Jimmy, Frank & Nigel plus essays from producers Richard Gotterhrer and Mike Chapman all housed in a glorious foil-wrapped, 144-page, hard cover book. A second 120-page volume gives a discographical overview of the period via hundreds of picture sleeves, 45 labels, international sleeve variants, flexi-discs, cassettes, and even 8-tracks.