8 thoughts on “ Dragonfly - Blondie - The Hunter (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. “Orchid Club”, “Dragonfly” and “The Beast” are among the most interesting Blondie ever created, experimenting with hypnotic beats and unconventional song structures, hinting – along with “Fade Away and Radiate” from Parallel Lines – toward a parallel-world instance of Blondie /5(78).

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2. Dec 16,  · Blondie broke up about six months after THE HUNTER debuted, but time has been kind to the album. Granted, “Dragonfly” still has a “do what?” quality, but there’s nothing wrong in that—and thirty years later THE HUNTER is one of Blondie’s most interesting works, not topping PARALLEL LINES, but easily my second favorite of the band's albums/5(79).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Hunter on Discogs. Label: Chrysalis - CHR • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US .

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Hunter on Discogs. Label: Chrysalis - CHR ,Chrysalis - CDL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Scandinavia • Genre: Rock • Style: Pop Rock3/5(28).

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gram Vinyl release of The Hunter on Discogs. Label: Chrysalis - ,Chrysalis - • Series: Back To Black • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Reissue Gram • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic, Rock, Reggae, Pop • Style: Pop Rock/5(23).

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6. Blondie broke up about six months after THE HUNTER debuted, but time has been kind to the album. Granted, “Dragonfly” still has a “do what?” quality, but there’s nothing wrong in that—and thirty years later THE HUNTER is one of Blondie’s most interesting works, not topping PARALLEL LINES, but easily my second favorite of the band's albums/5(75).

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7. Blondie broke up about six months after THE HUNTER debuted, but time has been kind to the album. Granted, “Dragonfly” still has a “do what?” quality, but there’s nothing wrong in that—and thirty years later THE HUNTER is one of Blondie’s most interesting works, not topping PARALLEL LINES, but easily my second favorite of the band's albums/5(82).

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8. “Orchid Club”, “Dragonfly” and “The Beast” are among the most interesting Blondie ever created, experimenting with hypnotic beats and unconventional song structures, hinting – along with “Fade Away and Radiate” from Parallel Lines – toward a parallel-world instance of Blondie .

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