Blondie. Plastic Letters VG+VG

Blondie's second album Plastic Letters captures the raw energy and infectious pop-punk spirit of late-1970s New York. Released in 1978, this landmark record features the band's signature blend of new wave, disco, and punk influences, anchored by Debbie Harry's iconic vocals. The album includes standout tracks like "Denis," "Picture This," and "Hanging on the Telephone"—songs that defined an era and established Blondie as pioneers of the new wave movement. With its sharp production, memorable hooks, and fearless experimentation, Plastic Letters remains essential listening for fans of post-punk and new wave. A timeless classic and a must-have for any serious vinyl collection.

Original UK release in a semi glossy cover on gradient blue to white Chrysalis labels with black text.
First catalogue number on cover spine, 2nd on cover back.
Some copies have a sticker on cover front advertising the track 'Denis'.
Runouts are stamped, except for 'PECKO' and/or 'A PORKY PRIME CUT' etchings.

This version has both sides cut by mastering engineer George Peckham, identified by 'PECKO' or 'PORKY' in runouts.

A6 appears as "(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear" on cover, but as "(I'm Always Touched) By Your Presence Dear" on label.

[Back cover]
(..) recorded at Plaza Sound Studio, N.Y.C.; (..) mastered at: Sterling Sound, N.Y.C. (..)
"An Instant Record" produced by Richard Gottehrer.
Chrysalis, 12/13 Stratford Place, London W1N 9AF
First Published in U.K. by Chrysalis Records Ltd. 1978

[Spine]
℗ & © 1978 Chrysalis Records Ltd. Printed in U.K.

[Labels]
[Side A] Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd except *[B2] Bright Tunes Music Corp (MCPS)
[Side B] Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd
℗ 1978 © 1977 Chrysalis Records Ltd