Picture This (song) featured Robert Fripp on guitar and was also included on the "Parallel Lines" album. "Picture This" was included on the international version of the band's first 'greatest hits' compilation "The Best of Blondie", released in October 1981. Music critic Arion Berger of "Rolling Stone" called "Picture This" "the tenderest new wave love song put to vinyl". A music video was produced to promote the single featuring a straight performance by the band and Debbie Harry wearing a yellow dress designed by Stephen Sprouse. Director of Lighting in was John Henshall in 1978. UK 7" (CHS 2242, August 1978) Picture This
Number One Cup Przyborowski, who was also a former member of Eliot, played bass until Jenni Snyder joined for their second single; she left shortly afterwards. Pat Reis then joined, but left after their debut full-length, after which Przyborowski returned on bass. Following their third album, "People People, Why Are We Fighting?", released in 1998, Cohen broke his neck during a hockey game, and the group stalled touring plans for his recovery. Around this time Kurt Volk replaced Przyborowski on bass, but their 1998 LP was their last. Number One Cup Number One Cup was an American indie rock band based in Chicago,