Artist page · 05/07/2026
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18 vinyl titles including 'Parallel Lines', price ranges from €0.99 to €2025 editions.
Blondie emerged from New York's vibrant 1970s punk and new wave scene, quickly distinguishing themselves by fusing punk energy with pop, disco, and reggae influences. Key personnel include lead vocalist Deborah Harry and guitarist Chris Stein. Their music evolved across genres, contributing landmark hits like "Heart of Glass," "Call Me," and "Rapture"—the latter recognized as an early rap chart-topper.
The group has 18 vinyl releases listed on Vinyles.com, spanning studio albums, live recordings, and reissues, featuring a complex catalogue available in various pressings and editions worldwide. Their vinyl presence remains active with reissues and limited editions up to 2025, reflecting ongoing demand amongst collectors and audiophiles.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
BMG · 2017
Five Seven Music · 2011
Chrysalis · 2010
Sanctuary · 2004
Sanctuary · 2003
Beyond · 1999
Beyond · 1999
Chrysalis · 1997
Chrysalis · 1982
Chrysalis · 1980
Chrysalis · 1979
Chrysalis · 1978
Chrysalis · 1978
Private Stock · 1977Playlist
The tracks that sum up Blondie's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
This key 1978 album blends new wave, punk, disco, and pop rock, featuring tracks like "Heart of Glass" and "One Way Or Another." Multiple pressings worldwide attest to its enduring appeal.
Released in 1980, this album mixes disco, new wave, and pop rock with hits like "The Tide Is High" and "Rapture," offered across numerous vinyl pressings including limited editions.
A 2017 studio release capturing Blondie's contemporary sound, spanning 11 tracks and available in standard and limited editions on vinyl in the US and Europe.
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Blondie blended punk with disco, pop, and reggae, shaping a versatile sound.— Deborah Harry
Blondie's 'Parallel Lines' was recorded and released in 1978 under Chrysalis Records, featuring punk, disco, and pop rock elements, becoming one of their most recognizable works with songs like 'Heart of Glass.'
In 1980, 'Call Me' was a worldwide hit from the 'Autoamerican' album, composed by Giorgio Moroder, and featured on the American Gigolo soundtrack, broadening Blondie's pop and disco appeal.
Blondie's 'Live' LP, issued in 2022 on Verycords, is a punk/hardcore genre record showcasing energetic live performances from around that era, reflecting their continued vinyl activity.
'No Exit', originally released in 1999, remains available in vinyl form with reissues and limited editions worldwide, including numbered copies on labels like BMG and unofficial releases from Greece.
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FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Blondie was founded in 1974 in New York by Deborah Harry and Chris Stein.
Their sound incorporates punk, new wave, pop, disco, and reggae elements.
'Parallel Lines' from 1978 includes the track 'Heart of Glass'.
Yes, various Blondie vinyl releases, including reissues and live albums, are accessible through distributors serving the French market.
'Rapture' is one of the first rap-influenced songs to reach the top of music charts.
The 'Pollinator' album contains 11 tracks on its vinyl release.
Yes, 'Autoamerican' has multiple vinyl pressings, including recent reissues from 2016.
The group originated from New York's punk scene in the 1970s.
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