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Livid

Blondie · 1999

75 min · 17 tracks · new wave

A vibrant blend of dance-rock and new wave energy, echoing Blondie's signature style with a revitalized vigor.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Dreaming Start here — accessible entry with immediate hook
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    Call Me — This track exemplifies Blondie's knack for merging rock with disco elements, encapsulating their peak commercial success while remaining a crowd favorite.
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    Heart of Glass — With its infectious groove and poignant lyrics about love and loss, this song showcases Blondie's ability to blend emotional depth with danceable beats.
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    Atomic — This performance highlights the band's evolution, featuring a powerful synth-driven arrangement that contrasts with their earlier punk roots while retaining their distinctive sound.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic flow with peaks
  • infectious energy throughout
  • for nostalgic sing-alongs
  • wave-like pacing keeps interest
  • vibrant afternoon party vibes

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer straightforward song structures
  • dislike varied track lengths

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — Revitalized interest in Blondie during their late '90s comeback with live performances.
Themes
post-punk revival· disco-infused nostalgia· live concert energy
Career context
In 1999, Blondie was in the midst of a significant comeback, releasing 'Livid' as their first live album after a lengthy hiatus since the late 1980s. The album followed their reunion in 1997 and aimed to showcase their enduring appeal and classic hits to both new audiences and longtime fans.
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Tracklist

  • 1 Dreaming Start here 3:27
  • 2 Hanging On the Telephone 2:23
  • 3 Screaming Skin 5:33
  • 4 Atomic 6:56
  • 5 Forgive and Forget 4:35
  • 6 The Tide Is High 4:04
  • 7 Shayla 5:08
  • 8 Sunday Girl 3:28
  • 9 Maria 4:49
  • 10 Call Me 4:40
  • 11 Under the Gun 4:53
  • 12 Rapture 6:24
  • 13 Rip Her to Shreds 3:20
  • 14 X Offender 3:24
  • 15 No Exit 4:08
  • 16 Heart of Glass 4:54
  • 17 One Way or Another (“Snoops” theme song) 3:38

What to play next

No Exit
Listen next

No Exit

1999

Continues the vibrant energy and modern sound from Livid, maintaining engagement.
Atomic – The Very Best of Blondie
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Atomic – The Very Best of Blondie

1998

Sets the stage with iconic tracks leading into Livid's revitalized style.
Full Blondie discography Where to start with Blondie Artists like Blondie
new wave post-punk power pop

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