The song that burst Blondie out of the streets of the Bowery to #1 on the charts, “Heart of Glass” was the pivotal moment in punk’s choreographed slamdance with the mainstream. Inspired by Kraftwerk and Giorgio Moroder, Blondie transformed their campy “Once I Had A Love” into a Roland-driven juggernaut and never looked back. Explored and exploded via six distinct versions remastered from the original analog tapes, the history of “Heart of Glass” is documented here in a copious essay and it’s art reimagined by noted American illustrator Shepard Fairey. Available in a limited edition of 10,000 on October 26, 2018.

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After a year away, our seasonal music club returns with four new Eccentric Soul offerings! Two compilations from the Cash and Saru labels are sandwiched between albums from T.L. Barrett and Eula Cooper. These titles are limited to just 500 CDs or 1000 LPs, and they will not last.

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