well Alice Cooper was the name of the band but everyone thought he was Alice so he stopped explaining it to people and became Alice. People know her name and knew it then but they still call her blondie a lot of the time
So many GREAT Blondie songs! One Way or Another is phenomenal, x offender is good, In the Flesh is great! Rip Her to Shreds is a must- listen to and I DOUBLE DARE ANYONE to listen to Sound A Sleep to not relax and yawn lol! That's impossible...
@@dandax8707 I can see why😍 I love her a lot more the past 20 years or so. She has really come out of her shell and made her opinions known. I think she's as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside! Maybe more❤
@@julieneild4505 Abso J, she's a legend alright. The Uk Debbie Harry at that time was Kim Wilde, also on many a wall in many dream. Def not on Blondies scale of fame tho. 😊😍
I really love the fact that you guys never stop the music to discuss it, you just let the music play and react to it. That's how all reaction videos should do it. Talk about the song before and afterwards only, but don't stop the song to discuss it. These are reaction videos after all, stopping the music breaks the vibe and tone of the moment. Good job guys.
agree, how can a person/persons react to a song (especially if they have never heard of it before) when they are talking thru it? I've never understood this.
Heart of Glass, a timeless classic. Debbie Harry’s looks and vocals will never be matched by any other female performer! This was when music was music! Blondie is the number one group of all time!!
The group is called Blondie Debbie Harry is the singer, and her boyfriend is named Chris he is the lead guitarist they stayed together for years until his death she stayed with him till his death I believe it was cancer. The instrument you asked about is called a voice box you can use it to talk or make different sounds some of them fit into your mouth so you can't see the cord Blondie was very popular in the 70's and the 80's with big hits, and they started as a punk band and still going. Debbie Harry was also a PLAYBOY BUNNY 🐰at one time. Love them 💕 MUCH love to you and your family 💕Brandi Modrak 💕❤💙
When Debby switches up to 'Soon turned out - big pain in the ass' instead of heart of glass, it's overdubbed. Shame. It brings a bit of fun bite to the song.
It's so awesome to see young people react to this song the same exact way we did when the song was first released. My first thought back then when I was a kid was, "that voice:". It was an extremely original song when I heard it. It was like out of the future or something.
Guys, Blondie, the band, are legends. They turned out hit after hit. 'Back in the day'...this song, and many others were just massive! We would be playing football, this song would come on and it everyone around the radio. I strongly recommend 'Sunday Girl', by Blondie :-)
Has nobody under 40 heard of Blondie!!! OMG, WHY??? I grew up listening to my parents' music such as Neil Diamon, Elvis, Buddy Holly etc. What's everyone doing now?
Punk goddess who transitioned with the times. That Disco ball says it all. This was late 70's. Call Me, another huge hit in the clubs. Debbie Was Gorgeous too.
I remember when this came out, dancing to it. Glad you guys found it and liked it! Here's a little trivia for ya, kids! The words in the last verse are not, "Once I had a love and it was a gas, soon turned out had a heart of glass". The actual lyrics were, "Once I had a love and it was a gas, soon turned out it was a pain in the ass". They changed it for radio play and this video. Oh, and her name is Debbie Harry. Her, Grace Jones, and Dale Bozzio were pretty much the rulers of pop and punk back in that time. Without them, there would never have been a Madonna, or Lady Gaga.
My dad was a dj at a club for about 16 years and had a laptop full of of songs and huge CD books I would listen to regularly. Introduced me to so many songs I normally wouldn't hear growing up.
The album parallel lines was released 43 years ago today. I fell in love age 7 and this is my fav song. Look at Maria which was their comeback after 20 odd years. The band still play and still got it! Deborah Harry was pinup of a generation and still oozes sex appeal that few have matched. Look up photos of her from met ball. I want ro be like her when im in my 70s
Great reaction to a great disco song, Debbie Harry is a truly unique singer, once herd never forgotten. I think Mel got it absolutely right , dance off your broken heart, don't beat your self up about it.............:-)
Welcome to BLONDIE. It's rock, funk, punk, dance, rap, reggae, all sorts of influences going on..and one of THE BEST drummers of the day, Clem Burke, who is all over the place in the funkiest of ways. I love his drum rolls...never the same twice...
BLONDIE WERE AHEAD OF THEIR GAME!!! Debbie Harry was an ICONIC frontwoman - she had such an impact on female vocalists - her voice, style and looks - she was an one off! PLEASE REACT to 'Atomic', 'Call Me', 'Sunday Girl', 'One Way and Another', 'Hangin On The Telephone' - great band - punk/alterative/new-wave....brilliant! Also, on their single 'Rapture' - She *RAPS* - I believe this was the first time rap aired on MTV in 1981 - y'all need to react to it!🤯 Saw them about 5 years ago at a big music festival - crowd went WILD! More BLONDIE please!👱♀️🤘
I have always love Debbie Harry @ Blondie they’ve always been underrated and a force within the music industry it makes my ❤ happy to those never have experienced or heard of them enjoying their music . She’s always been a badass underdog pre Madonna of whom recently gave props to Debbie as an inspiration.
They dubbed over the last section for the American audience. The original working title was "Pain the Arse" and in Europe, she did sing that in the end but they put "Heart of Glass over it" here. She was a Punk icon and in her 30s at this time and looked so young. She is nearly 80 now and still beautiful. She stopped for several years at the height of the band's fame to look after her partner, the guitarist who was seriously ill. But she is still performing now and had a comeback a couple of decades after with 'Maria'. Other great songs are 'Call Me', 'Sunday Girl' 'One Way or Another', 'The Tide is High' (cover of an old 60s Ska hit).
Thanks for appreciating and grooving along to this Blondie classic and also for the quick break down of the message at the end. Your abbreviation of you surnames ”S&M” is interesting too…ahem…😀😜
Just happened on to your channel and was happy to hear how much you enjoyed Blondie. There's only one Debbie Harry, there was no mold. I guess you could say she fit into the "New Wave Era," of the '80's, and would be worth your looking into. There was some great music then, but in the 90's pop music died, I think, everything sounded the same, and I don't think it ever recovered. All of the great Rock music is pre-90's or was influenced by it. You could spend the remainder of your life just focused on that period and I haven't even mentioned the Rythm & Blues from that time. You're a great couple. Gotta go.
A few years ago, I was at a bar, and they played one of her songs. I think it was this song. I started singing the high notes with her and the bartender heard me and, said "you're right on key"! "Keep on singing"! That made me feel so good! She does have a very unique voice. Her real name is Debbie Harry. Big star of the 80's.
tuneage oh tuneage is the best word for a track/song i like the most tune becouse im listening to music and age becouse what im listening to is just as old as i am lol
70's disco is fun to research. It changed everything. Give a listen to "Yes We Can" by the Pointer Sisters. Lyrics are relevant in 2022 and you can't help but dance.
This song was released in 78. This band is known primarily as a pop punk, new wave band. But with this song they crossed over to disco or got influenced by disco. And the song Rapture is hip hop influenced and has Debbie rapping in it.
This may have been mentioned before, but a bit of trivia. The original lyric wasn't "Heart of glass". The original was "Soon found out, it was a PITA". At the time, the FCC would never have allowed this on commercial radio, hence the change Actually, PITA makes a lot more sense.
They came up through CBGB’s in New York, they were making fun of themselves in this video for the disco sound - they were not a disco band, that’s why he’s checking his hair in the disco ball. Try ‘Call Me’ which was their biggest hit, it was from the soundtrack of the movie ‘American Gigolo’, it’s about call girls/guys - escorts.
“Heart Of Glass” is fantastic IMHO “Dreaming” is by far her best performance- if you want to hear her SING- Deborah Harry is just goofing around in this and “Rapture “ as far as her vocal range- and this is super synth heavy - I love synth Her her belt it out rock style “Dreaming” It will blow your mind it’s so moving I grew up in the 80’s Dreaming is an amazing love anthem
Check out the song "Atomic" by Blondie. Her songs are recommended to all ages, classes, religions, ethnicities. Basically she has music for everyone. Atomic is a song by get I don't see many recommending but It s another classic by them.
I think this was 1978 or so? Punk and disco were at their height and Debbie Harry and Blondie were leading the way. She was, and still is a stone cold fox. Heart Of Glass was one of the biggest hits of the disco era.
Love your reactions You guys have to react to Blonde - Rapture Lol thanks to her, MTV started playing hip hop. She had the first rap verse ever to air on MTV. Method man called her the first rapper lol seriously check it out
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Blondie was the name of the band. The lead singer is Deborah Harry.
well Alice Cooper was the name of the band but everyone thought he was Alice so he stopped explaining it to people and became Alice. People know her name and knew it then but they still call her blondie a lot of the time
Thank you!
@@mopar546 I never knew that! Thanks! :)
Her boyfriend was guitar player, I believe chris stein.
Debbie Harry is iconic! 75 and still performing! I saw their show about 11 years ago in London...soooo good!
I saw her solo some 5 years ago at an 80's festival here in Denmark... Couldn't reach the same notes, but it was still awesome.
I saw Blondie live not too long ago too. I was amazed at how INCREDIBLE they still sound. Sounded just like they did back in the day. Amazing.
So many GREAT Blondie songs! One Way or Another is phenomenal, x offender is good, In the Flesh is great! Rip Her to Shreds is a must- listen to and I DOUBLE DARE ANYONE to listen to Sound A Sleep to not relax and yawn lol! That's impossible...
76 now! Happy Birthday Debs😇💜❤💞
I just turned 52 Friday. I have been in love with her since I was 7! French Kissin’ in the USA is my favorite!
How have you guys never heard of Blondie...??! 😄😄😄
Without Blondie there would never have been a Madonna or Lady Ga Ga.
Amen bro! Between you and me I always had a crush on Jimmy😍😘❤
@@julieneild4505 Of course Debs was the abso crush for all teenage boys at that time. 🤣🤣
@@dandax8707 I can see why😍 I love her a lot more the past 20 years or so. She has really come out of her shell and made her opinions known. I think she's as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside! Maybe more❤
@@julieneild4505 Abso J, she's a legend alright. The Uk Debbie Harry at that time was Kim Wilde, also on many a wall in many dream. Def not on Blondies scale of fame tho. 😊😍
@@dandax8707 I think she knows that lol! I love that her and Chris are still friends💜
Heart of Glass is my favorite song of all-time!! Debbie's voice is phenomenal!!
Mine too. Its my karoke song when made sing. Material girl is other go to.
That drummer too...WOW! Blondie was simply AWESOME.
I really love the fact that you guys never stop the music to discuss it, you just let the music play and react to it. That's how all reaction videos should do it. Talk about the song before and afterwards only, but don't stop the song to discuss it. These are reaction videos after all, stopping the music breaks the vibe and tone of the moment. Good job guys.
Yes! Many reactors stop it saying they have to for copyright. If you speak over, does the same thing.
agree, how can a person/persons react to a song (especially if they have never heard of it before) when they are talking thru it? I've never understood this.
Totally agree
That’s not always the case with Mel!
She's a new York punk legend ..she's Debbie harry ..the band is Blondie ..
Everytime i listen to this song it gives me goosebumps. She has such a lovely voice.
Heart of Glass, a timeless classic. Debbie Harry’s looks and vocals will never be matched by any other female performer! This was when music was music! Blondie is the number one group of all time!!
The group is called Blondie Debbie Harry is the singer, and her boyfriend is named Chris he is the lead guitarist they stayed together for years until his death she stayed with him till his death I believe it was cancer. The instrument you asked about is called a voice box you can use it to talk or make different sounds some of them fit into your mouth so you can't see the cord Blondie was very popular in the 70's and the 80's with big hits, and they started as a punk band and still going. Debbie Harry was also a PLAYBOY BUNNY 🐰at one time. Love them 💕 MUCH love to you and your family 💕Brandi Modrak 💕❤💙
The group Blondie is amazing! And I adore Debbie Harry; she is an icon and a legend. Love them much.
My Mum and dad were dating when this came out (before I was born I’m 37 now), they seen her in concert and absolutely loved it
When Debby switches up to 'Soon turned out - big pain in the ass' instead of heart of glass, it's overdubbed. Shame. It brings a bit of fun bite to the song.
I totally agree! In this world where the " f" word is so commonplace, what's wrong with " Pain in the Ass"? Imr..
@@julieneild4505 That word "ass" would still be censored while played on top 40 radio though.
I smile each time I hear that. Knowing what they are really meaning!
Drives me crazy that it's dubbed over.
Blondie "Rapture" - 1981 should be next.
First song to reach number 1 in the mainstream charts with rap in the lyrics
She incorporated disco and fashion in her live shows
It's so awesome to see young people react to this song the same exact way we did when the song was first released. My first thought back then when I was a kid was, "that voice:". It was an extremely original song when I heard it. It was like out of the future or something.
More Blondie please - Although this was a massive hit and a classic it's not really representative of the Blondie sound
Blondie had their own sound. They defied genres so this was as much a representation of their sound as anything else they did.
Guys, Blondie, the band, are legends. They turned out hit after hit. 'Back in the day'...this song, and many others were just massive! We would be playing football, this song would come on and it everyone around the radio. I strongly recommend 'Sunday Girl', by Blondie :-)
Has nobody under 40 heard of Blondie!!! OMG, WHY??? I grew up listening to my parents' music such as Neil Diamon, Elvis, Buddy Holly etc. What's everyone doing now?
I'm under 40
And I definitely have,,I'm 34 and I remember being a lil kid dancing with my momma to this classic masterpiece
I'm under 40, too, and have loved Blondie since I was kid
When this song came out i was in high school and we used to go rollerskating every Friday and Saturday night from 5:pm to 12:midnight...
One of the greatest drummer ever
Blondie aka Deborah Harry is the reason my right wrist is so much bigger than my left one
You had to rewind the tape with a pencil like me hey.
Damn Truth.
😂
I hear ya
Lmao 😂
Blondie wasn't Debbie Harry. Blondie was the Band.
Punk goddess who transitioned with the times. That Disco ball says it all. This was late 70's. Call Me, another huge hit in the clubs. Debbie Was Gorgeous too.
"The tide is high " and "One way or another " next pls
Mel is so pretty❤️, you two are wonderful.
I remember when this came out, dancing to it. Glad you guys found it and liked it! Here's a little trivia for ya, kids! The words in the last verse are not, "Once I had a love and it was a gas, soon turned out had a heart of glass". The actual lyrics were, "Once I had a love and it was a gas, soon turned out it was a pain in the ass". They changed it for radio play and this video. Oh, and her name is Debbie Harry. Her, Grace Jones, and Dale Bozzio were pretty much the rulers of pop and punk back in that time. Without them, there would never have been a Madonna, or Lady Gaga.
Please check out *RAPTURE* by Blondie !!! You`ll love it !
The mix with tthe doors riders on the storm is awesome
My dad was a dj at a club for about 16 years and had a laptop full of of songs and huge CD books I would listen to regularly. Introduced me to so many songs I normally wouldn't hear growing up.
The album parallel lines was released 43 years ago today. I fell in love age 7 and this is my fav song. Look at Maria which was their comeback after 20 odd years. The band still play and still got it! Deborah Harry was pinup of a generation and still oozes sex appeal that few have matched. Look up photos of her from met ball. I want ro be like her when im in my 70s
Great reaction to a great disco song, Debbie Harry is a truly unique singer, once herd never forgotten. I think Mel got it absolutely right , dance off your broken heart, don't beat your self up about it.............:-)
Heck yeah! Thank you for reacting to this Blondie's classic!
I love Debbie's autobiography "Face it".
Great reaction. You two are my favorites in these reaction videos. You add positive energy while watching these songs.
This song gets stuck in my head every few months, and I can't do anything but listen to it over & over until the addiction is broken.
Welcome to BLONDIE. It's rock, funk, punk, dance, rap, reggae, all sorts of influences going on..and one of THE BEST drummers of the day, Clem Burke, who is all over the place in the funkiest of ways. I love his drum rolls...never the same twice...
BLONDIE WERE AHEAD OF THEIR GAME!!! Debbie Harry was an ICONIC frontwoman - she had such an impact on female vocalists - her voice, style and looks - she was an one off! PLEASE REACT to 'Atomic', 'Call Me', 'Sunday Girl', 'One Way and Another', 'Hangin On The Telephone' - great band - punk/alterative/new-wave....brilliant! Also, on their single 'Rapture' - She *RAPS* - I believe this was the first time rap aired on MTV in 1981 - y'all need to react to it!🤯
Saw them about 5 years ago at a big music festival - crowd went WILD! More BLONDIE please!👱♀️🤘
I have always love Debbie Harry @ Blondie they’ve always been underrated and a force within the music industry it makes my ❤ happy to those never have experienced or heard of them enjoying their music . She’s always been a badass underdog pre Madonna of whom recently gave props to Debbie as an inspiration.
This is jams! I can’t believe you heard of Queen disco! Yes that her name! All her brothers’n
At 4.40 you can see she says "pain in the ass" which is the original version but they overdubbed it
As a young lad back then, I must say that was my favorite part of the song.
Incredible pop song.
You must listen to Atomic by Blondie. It defies description but it's an amazing track to hear.
You guys are too sweet S&M 😃
Love the line "Once I had a love..."
that song made me a blondie fan in the 70s. it was her look and vocals. she still going today and from vids still sounds good
They dubbed over the last section for the American audience. The original working title was "Pain the Arse" and in Europe, she did sing that in the end but they put "Heart of Glass over it" here. She was a Punk icon and in her 30s at this time and looked so young. She is nearly 80 now and still beautiful. She stopped for several years at the height of the band's fame to look after her partner, the guitarist who was seriously ill. But she is still performing now and had a comeback a couple of decades after with 'Maria'. Other great songs are 'Call Me', 'Sunday Girl' 'One Way or Another', 'The Tide is High' (cover of an old 60s Ska hit).
You guys should listen to Call Me and Maria
Thanks for appreciating and grooving along to this Blondie classic and also for the quick break down of the message at the end.
Your abbreviation of you surnames ”S&M” is interesting too…ahem…😀😜
So timeless song 🤩🤩
Screams the 70's, luv it!!
This is like from my childhood, and I'm from KZ))))) love this song, thank you!
Beautiful. Bass..ahhhhhh:) Debbie, more Ahs. love her voice. Very fragile.
Just happened on to your channel and was happy to hear how much you enjoyed Blondie. There's only one Debbie Harry, there was no mold. I guess you could say she fit into the "New Wave Era," of the '80's, and would be worth your looking into. There was some great music then, but in the 90's pop music died, I think, everything sounded the same, and I don't think it ever recovered. All of the great Rock music is pre-90's or was influenced by it. You could spend the remainder of your life just focused on that period and I haven't even mentioned the Rythm & Blues from that time. You're a great couple. Gotta go.
It was the time when music was moving on from the disco scene late 70s
Blondie is mostly punk/new wave but this song seems to be more disco...
I Love You 2. It took me a minute to subscribe. Better late than never. You have an OG fan on Ya'hands,✌🏿
Love that you love it
Brilliant , love it
You can still find a video with the original lyric at the "Soon found it was a pain in the ass," Replaced with "Heart of Glass" last lyric line.
❤ Blondie! Fantastic Band
A few years ago, I was at a bar, and they played one of her songs. I think it was this song. I started singing the high notes with her and the bartender heard me and, said "you're right on key"! "Keep on singing"! That made me feel so good! She does have a very unique voice. Her real name is Debbie Harry. Big star of the 80's.
Great Times. This is the radio cut of Blondie > and ofc we all know there is much more to a group than the 'radio songs.
Blondie was the real deal baby!!! top class
She had some great tunes. Music was pretty damn strong from 78-82. Lots of groundbreaking stuff.
Love it!!
Looking for more
Blondie is awesome ❤️
A sad song of heartache but disco dancing vibes. Blondie is a band lead by the singer Debbie harry. They made a brief come back with the song “maria”
She wrote this song from the inspiration after a conversation wit a cab driver in NYC
Great reaction video to a classic song.
tuneage oh tuneage is the best word for a track/song i like the most tune becouse im listening to music and age becouse what im listening to is just as old as i am lol
I have seen Debbie Harry live it was the best thing ever bro!!
Sean and Mel you brighten up the song!
Iconic Discosound
the album parallel lines that this song was on was my first album when i was growing up
Been loving Blondie & Debbie Harry since 1979!
Exactly it is Disco
Taking me back to Junior High school dances with my boyfriend Mark ❤❤❤
70's disco is fun to research. It changed everything. Give a listen to "Yes We Can" by the Pointer Sisters. Lyrics are relevant in 2022 and you can't help but dance.
This song was released in 78. This band is known primarily as a pop punk, new wave band. But with this song they crossed over to disco or got influenced by disco. And the song Rapture is hip hop influenced and has Debbie rapping in it.
Another good one is "Dreaming" official video great crowd reaction in this one
The Band is called Blondie. Debbie Harry is lead singer. A great singer and beautiful woman. Lots of hits.
In this one their drummer sounded like one of David Bowie's drummers... maybe the one on "Let's Dance" of his or "China Girl"...
This may have been mentioned before, but a bit of trivia. The original lyric wasn't "Heart of glass". The original was "Soon found out, it was a PITA". At the time, the FCC would never have allowed this on commercial radio, hence the change Actually, PITA makes a lot more sense.
Her vocals are great, and the drummer is great. Very good rhythm.
Clem burke. Modeled himself on keith moon drummer from the who. He stiill is a mod
@@Dilydaydream1 Love the Who, and Keith Moon is a legend.
Loved your reaction to this
They came up through CBGB’s in New York, they were making fun of themselves in this video for the disco sound - they were not a disco band, that’s why he’s checking his hair in the disco ball. Try ‘Call Me’ which was their biggest hit, it was from the soundtrack of the movie ‘American Gigolo’, it’s about call girls/guys - escorts.
Blow your minds, but about backdoor love....lyrics!
Check out “ Rapture”
Blonde helped bring RAP to a mainstream audience.
Great band
Love you guys
You sitt deep in the Rock history have fun
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In the uncut version she says, "still turned out to be a pain in the ass". This song was a major hit. My senior year in college
“Heart Of Glass” is fantastic
IMHO
“Dreaming” is by far her best performance- if you want to hear her SING-
Deborah Harry is just goofing around in this and “Rapture “ as far as her vocal range- and this is super synth heavy - I love synth
Her her belt it out rock style
“Dreaming”
It will blow your mind it’s so moving
I grew up in the 80’s
Dreaming is an amazing love anthem
Check out the song "Atomic" by Blondie. Her songs are recommended to all ages, classes, religions, ethnicities. Basically she has music for everyone. Atomic is a song by get I don't see many recommending but It s another classic by them.
blondie was the first to rap on tv , mtv song called Rapture check it out .
I always thought this song was so fun to listen to ☺️
I think this was 1978 or so? Punk and disco were at their height and Debbie Harry and Blondie were leading the way. She was, and still is a stone cold fox. Heart Of Glass was one of the biggest hits of the disco era.
Love your reactions
You guys have to react to Blonde - Rapture
Lol thanks to her, MTV started playing hip hop. She had the first rap verse ever to air on MTV. Method man called her the first rapper lol seriously check it out
FACTS!👱🏻♀️
Debbie Harry is the blonde from Miami and Heart of Glass came out in '78, her best song i'd say.
So pretty and cool at same time☺
try the album version of this song..you will be suprised and love it!
Great reaction!