Vinyl Album - Blondie - Parallel Lines - Chrysalis

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Blondie
Title:	Parallel Lines
Label:	Chrysalis
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	L36694
Date:	1978
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Blondie	Hanging On The Telephone	Jack Lee	Rate
A2	Blondie	One Way Or Another	D. Harry, N. Harrison	Rate
A3	Blondie	Picture This	D. Harry, C. Stein, J. Destri	Rate
A4	Blondie	Fade Away (And Radiate)	C. Stein	Rate
A5	Blondie	Pretty Baby	D. Harry, C. Stein	Rate
A6	Blondie	I Know But I Don't Know	F. Infante	Rate
B1	Blondie	11:59	J. Destri	Rate
B2	Blondie	Will Anything Happen	Jack Lee	Rate
B3	Blondie	Sunday Girl	C. Stein	Rate
B4	Blondie	Heart Of Glass	D. Harry, C. Stein	Rate
B5	Blondie	I'm Gonna Love You Too	Mauldin, Sullivan, Petty	Rate
B6	Blondie	Just Go Away	D. Harry	Rate

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Produced by Mike Chapman

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Comments and Reviews


Lee Wrecker 2nd Sep 2024		Apparently, there's supposed to be one of each which were pressed by an employee as keepsakes. So they were never officially released under this cat# in any form. As we don't have an option to use a term like unofficial we have to call everything unofficial a bootleg. The word to me is interchangeable with unofficial but some people seem to think it implies far more sinister activities. Now as bootlegging goes I'd say this really is the mildest of misdemeanors and is certainly nothing like running a sweatshop in Indonesia pumping out the No.1 albums of the day. However, they are both unsanctioned use of a copyrighted product. As for the colours, they were previously used in 1979 on this release. Maybe we could relabel these images Unofficial One Off Factory Pressing and leave them here?



PhilMH 2nd Sep 2024		Yeah, bootleg doesn't sit comfortably with me either, as they were pressed on the official licensee's premises (and I suspect that a bit of a** covering was going on - how did the employee(s) manage to press several copies on two different colours if Festival didn't already have stocks of coloured vinyl pellets? I can't think of any other coloured vinyl releases from Festival in this period, but please educate me if necessary). Rather than deleting the images, or moving them to another entry, just hide them.



Magic Marmalade 1st Sep 2024		I question the bootleg status of this, if it came from the official factory, albeit "unofficially" pressed... (Snuck out the back door by cheeky employee etc.) ...As bootleg seems to imply an entirely separate entity replicating official issues for reasons of profit, and thereby stealing from the copyright holder / label of origin, the profits which would otherwise would have been rightfully theirs. If this is extremely rare, where only a couple or a handful exist, this would seem to lend credence to the idea that it was a one time -off the books sneaky press by insider, for their own use, as opposed to a boot, as any bootleg enterprise isn't going to make only a couple, or even a few if there's no possibility of any wedge at the end of it, due to lack of numbers, surely?



Lee Wrecker 1st Sep 2024		PhilMH I agree that this entry is correct for the official black vinyl release and should stay but the images here do not match and should be removed. A separate entry needs to be created for the bootleg images with the pirate flag label to confirm the status of the images currently and incorrectly attributed to this entry.



PhilMH 30th Aug 2024		L36694 is the catalogue number for the official black vinyl version, so we can keep this entry current without the bootleg designation for anyone who does have the official release.



Lee Wrecker 29th Aug 2024		Both of the discs on display here are unofficial releases of the Australian issue of this album. The details as listed on the page are correct for the official black vinyl release but these one off factory pressings were never available commercially. The blue album pictured on this page is not for sale on Discogs. The yellow vinyl is also unofficial. Quite interesting as versions of this album go but they are not official and need to be listed as bootlegs.



pantman 4th Dec 2017		BLUE vinyl is the first pressing, which contains the short version of Heart Of Glass at 3:54 YELLOW vinyl is the re-pressing with the long version of Heart Of Glass at 5:47



ajtharp 17th Sep 2017		Both entries now merged.



Lee Wrecker 17th Sep 2017		This is a duplicate entry and needs to be merged. Different colour vinyl is not enough to require separate releases. See this release for an example of how to post these types of albums.



albert 17th Sep 2017		Nice. need to check the date.



pantman 17th Sep 2017		One Off Pressing