From OP: Here's some DEEP Blondie ... from the self-titled debut December 1976 album, Blondie, it's "Rip Her To Shreds." Not entirely deep as it did chart in Australia, peaking at #81 in March 1978. This is about a girl everyone loves to hate, especially other girls. Starring the queen of the short film mean girls, Vera Stough, who appeared in several of Centron Films' most famous mental hygiene shorts, two of them directed by Herk Harvey (Carnival Of Souls, 1962): "The Snob" (1958) and The Gossip (1955). Also scenes from "The Other Fellow's Feelings" (1951) directed by Arthur H. Wolf. Social engineering in America at its finest! Also starring Deborah Harry live.
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ReplyDeleteHere's some DEEP Blondie ... from the self-titled debut December 1976 album, Blondie, it's "Rip Her To Shreds." Not entirely deep as it did chart in Australia, peaking at #81 in March 1978. This is about a girl everyone loves to hate, especially other girls. Starring the queen of the short film mean girls, Vera Stough, who appeared in several of Centron Films' most famous mental hygiene shorts, two of them directed by Herk Harvey (Carnival Of Souls, 1962): "The Snob" (1958) and The Gossip (1955). Also scenes from "The Other Fellow's Feelings" (1951) directed by Arthur H. Wolf. Social engineering in America at its finest! Also starring Deborah Harry live.