In some ways, Blondie did more than The Ramones in twisting '60s pop and rock into something deeply absurd. They also managed to add a twist of tongue-in-cheek sex appeal into the mix. This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma listen to those debut sounds of Blondie, to 11 carefully chosen tracks that showcase the youthful energy and infectious pop sensibilities of a band that would become the Godfathers (and Godmother) of the new wave movement.

<p>In some ways, Blondie did more than The Ramones in twisting '60s pop and rock into something deeply absurd. They also managed to add a twist of tongue-in-cheek sex appeal into the mix. This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma listen to those debut sounds of Blondie, to 11 carefully chosen tracks that showcase the youthful energy and infectious pop sensibilities of a band that would become the Godfathers (and Godmother) of the new wave movement.</p>

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