From blog article “10 Worst Music Videos Ever Made“

From blog article “10 Worst Music Videos Ever Made“

Blondie is a New Wave / rock band, in 1974 by Deborah Harry (previously in Wind in the Willows) and Chris Stein (of stilettos) in New York was founded.
Her first single, X-Offender, appeared quite unsuccessfully 1976th The breakthrough of the band was only 1978, with Denis, a number-2-hit in Britain and internationally since 1979 with the pop hit Heart of Glass (number 1 in the U.S., Britain and Germany). Although singer and figurehead Debbie Harry with her wild and excessive punk gigs did everything possible to ensure that as Blondie punk band was called, the group was still a idol of the New Wave era.

The Eurythmics are a British Synthpop duo, consisting of Annie Lennox and David A. Stewart. Stewart and Lennox were initially privately affiliated and founded Eurythmics in 1981, having previously been in the band The Catch and The Tourists had played together. Their debut album In the Garden, which plays with members of Can, DAF (Deutsch-Amerikanische Freundschaft) and included Blondie, came in well to the critics, but sold only moderately. The second album Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (1983) has been – especially because of the title song – a big commercial success. In the USA, Sweet Dreams has a number-one hit in Germany, the song took place four of the single charts. Educational style was surreal touch to the video clip.

In the 80s and early 90s the band was one of the formative forces of the Australian rock scene and achieved international success. A career highlight was the concert on 13 July 1991 at London’s Wembley Stadium before 72,000 spectators. After the death of the charismatic Michael Hutchence leadsinger on 22 November 1997 joined the band with various front men such as Jimmy Barnes, Terence Trent D’Arby and Jon Stevens on. With the latter were also published some pictures, but not to the earlier successes were.