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		By: Kevin M		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;blockquote&gt;Rapture: This was a #1 hit in 1980 for Blondie (#5 in the UK), from the otherwise underwhelming &quot;Autoamerican&quot; album. Many Christians now concede that the then-pioneering use of rap in the song sounds a little lame in retrospect. In their best-selling series of books about the song, &quot;Left Behind (Parallel Lines),&quot; Jerry Jenkins and Tim LaHaye defend the rap verse&#039;s hip references to Grandmaster Flash and Fab Five Freddy, and maintain that when Jesus returns, all believers will be united in accepting that Blondie&#039;s cover of &quot;The Tide Is High&quot; is better than the original.&lt;/blockquote&gt;

Yeah, but their cover of &quot;Hanging on the Telephone&quot; can&#039;t top the original by The Nerves.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote><p>Rapture: This was a #1 hit in 1980 for Blondie (#5 in the UK), from the otherwise underwhelming &#8220;Autoamerican&#8221; album. Many Christians now concede that the then-pioneering use of rap in the song sounds a little lame in retrospect. In their best-selling series of books about the song, &#8220;Left Behind (Parallel Lines),&#8221; Jerry Jenkins and Tim LaHaye defend the rap verse&#8217;s hip references to Grandmaster Flash and Fab Five Freddy, and maintain that when Jesus returns, all believers will be united in accepting that Blondie&#8217;s cover of &#8220;The Tide Is High&#8221; is better than the original.</p></blockquote>
<p>Yeah, but their cover of &#8220;Hanging on the Telephone&#8221; can&#8217;t top the original by The Nerves.</p>
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