Sex Offender Live 1977

Brand new sealed 180 gram album from this great concert.

Late Set At Old Waldorf On 180g Vinyl LP!

On September 21, 1977, new wave band Blondie played two sets - an early and a  late show - at the Old Waldorf music venue in San Francisco, California. The  performance occurred during the period between the release of their 1976  self-titled debut album and the release of their 1978 sophomore album, Plastic  Letters. Recorded and broadcast on KSAN-FM, this LP contains the late show from  that brilliant night.

"Embracing a broad range of pop music that encompassed British Invasion rock,  garage rock, disco, reggae, Latin rhythms, and hip-hop, Blondie was the most  commercially successful band to emerge from the New York punk/new wave community  of the late '70s. The group was formed in New York City in August 1974 by singer  Deborah Harry, formerly of the folk-pop group Wind in the Willows, and guitarist  Chris Stein out of the remnants of Harry's previous group, the Stilettos. The  lineup fluctuated over the next year; drummer Clement Burke joined in May 1975,  and bassist Gary Valentine signed on in August, while keyboard player James  Destri came on board in October, completing the initial permanent lineup. One of  the first bands on the CBGB scene to score a record deal, Blondie released their  first album, Blondie, on Private Stock Records in December 1976." - William  Ruhlmann, allmusic.com