Blondie by Shig Ikeda
Blondie’s first six studio albums are a part of the box-set collection.
One of the long lost treasures which are set to be included in Blondie’s forthcoming Against The Odds 1974-1982 compilation is streaming online today.
I Love You Honey, Give Me A Beer is the earliest demo version of what would go on to become the 1980 Autoamerican album cut Go Through It, an example of the 36 previously unreleased tracks which will help to tell the story of the band’s glory days when the career retrospective is released on August 26th.
“It really is a treat to see how far we have come when I listen to these early attempts to capture our ideas on relatively primitive equipment,” Debbie Harry has said.
“Fortunately the essence of being in a band in the early 70’s held some of the anti-social, counter culture energies of the groups that were the influencers of the 60’s. I am excited about this special collection.”
“When I listen to these old tracks, it puts me there like I am a time traveler. As bad as it was sometimes, it was also equally as good. No regrets. More music.”
