Blondie – Eat to the Beat

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Artist: Blondie

Title: Eat to the Beat

Year: 1979

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Tracklist

  • 1. Dreaming (3:08)
  • 2. The Hardest Part (3:42)
  • 3. Union City Blue - Single Version (3:22)
  • 4. Shayla (3:58)
  • 5. Eat To The Beat (2:40)
  • 6. Accidents Never Happen (4:13)
  • 7. Die Young Stay Pretty (3:34)
  • 8. Slow Motion (3:28)
  • 9. Atomic (4:40)
  • 10. Sound-A-Sleep (4:18)
  • 11. Victor (3:18)
  • 12. Living In The Real World (2:43)

Review

Blondie’s Eat To The Beat from 1979 is an electric blend of punk, pop, and disco that captures the restless spirit of New York City’s underground scene. Right out the gate, “Dreaming” hooks you with Debbie Harry’s velvet-meets-rebel voice, setting the album’s tone with a catchy edge. Blondie doesn’t stick to one sound—they blend genres like they’re shaking up a cocktail, giving us pop hits with punk attitude.

Tracks like “Atomic” and “Union City Blue” bring in that pulsing, danceable beat that takes you straight to a smoky downtown club. They play with synths, a touch of rock, and that irresistible disco beat that gets under your skin. It’s bold and a little unpredictable, like Blondie themselves.

But they don’t just stick to fast-paced tracks. “Shayla” gives a haunting, almost cinematic vibe, showing the depth beneath the glitz. Eat To The Beat is Blondie at their sharpest—swaggering, stylish, and serving up every genre they can get their hands on. - Melanie

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