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https://music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B003BBZDOS
MP3 320 kbps | Pop Rock, Synth-Pop, New Wave | 02:05:00 | 303 MB
Label: Parlophone UK
Specializing in danceable, synthesized pop delivered with visual flair, Duran Duran epitomizes the sleek, fashionable side of new wave, -- a talent crystallized in a series of groundbreaking music videos from the early 1980s and continued through decades of recording and touring. The group had the good fortune to deliver their debut album in 1981, the same year MTV began broadcasting, and their success was intertwined: Duran Duran gave the network clever, cinematic clips for "Rio" and "Hungry Like the Wolf," which MTV played ceaselessly, helping to turn the Birmingham, England-based band into global superstars. Between 1982 and 1985, they were fixtures on the British and American charts, with "Is There Something I Should Know?," "Union of the Snake," "The Wild Boys" and the James Bond theme "A View to a Kill" reaching the Top Ten on both sides of the Atlantic. Unlike many of their new wave peers, Duran Duran managed to sustain a career that lasted for decades, withstanding a shifting lineup -- the duo of keyboardist Nick Rhodes and vocalist Simon Le Bon were the only two members to stay with the group throughout the years -- and changes in musical fashion. The group forged an alliance with Chic's Nile Rodgers for 1986's funky Notorious, then refashioned themselves as mature balladeers in 1993 and landed one of their biggest hits with "Ordinary World." The original lineup from the New Romantic era reunited for 2004's Astronaut, a move that helped revive the band's profile. Over the next decade, they collaborated with a number of prominent modern hitmakers, including Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Mark Ronson, and Blur's Graham Coxon, who were featured on their 2021 album Future Past. The following year, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an occasion the band celebrated by delivering Danse Macabre, a fantasy soundtrack to a Halloween party, in 2023.
Inspired by David Bowie and Roxy Music, as well as post-punk and disco, schoolmates Nick Rhodes (keyboards) and John Taylor (guitar) formed Duran Duran in 1978 with their friends Simon Colley (bass, clarinet) and Stephen Duffy (vocals). Taking their name from a character in Roger Vadim's psychedelic sci-fi film Barbarella, the group began playing gigs in the Birmingham club Barbarella, supported by a drum machine. Within a year, Duffy and Colley both left the group -- Duffy would later form the Lilac Time -- and were replaced by former TV Eye vocalist Andy Wickett and drummer Roger Taylor. After recording a demo, John Taylor switched to bass and guitarist Alan Curtis joined the band, only to leave within a matter of months. The group placed an ad in Melody Maker, which drew the attention of Andy Taylor, who became their guitarist. However, Duran Duran were still having trouble finding a vocalist. Following Wickett's departure in 1979, a pair of singers passed through the group before Simon LeBon, a former member of the punk band Dog Days and a drama student at Birmingham University, joined in early 1980.
Tracklist
CD 1
01. Girls on Film (2010 Remaster) 3:33
02. Planet Earth (2010 Remaster) 4:03
03. Anyone Out There (2010 Remaster) 4:03
04. To the Shore (2010 Remaster) 3:51
05. Careless Memories (2010 Remaster) 3:56
06. Night Boat (2010 Remaster) 5:25
07. Sound of Thunder (2010 Remaster) 4:07
08. Friends of Mine (2010 Remaster) 5:44
09. Tel Aviv (2010 Remaster) 5:21
10. Late Bar (2010 Remaster) 2:57
11. Khanada (2010 Remaster) 3:28
12. Fame (2010 Remaster) 3:18
13. Faster Than Light (2010 Remaster) 4:31
CD 2
01. Girls on Film (AIR Studio Version) 4:00
02. Tel Aviv (AIR Studio Version) 6:04
03. Anyone Out There (Manchester Square Demo) 4:11
04. Planet Earth (Manchester Square Demo) 5:03
05. Friends of Mine (Manchester Square Demo) 5:54
06. Late Bar (Manchester Square Demo) 3:05
07. Night Boat (BBC Radio 1 Peter Powell Session Recorded 19th June 1981, Transmitted 11th August 1981) 5:13
08. Girls On Film (BBC Radio 1 Peter Powell Session Recorded 19th June 1981, Transmitted 11th August 1981) 3:39
09. Anyone Out There (BBC Radio 1 Peter Powell Session Recorded 19th June 1981, Transmitted 11th August 1981) 3:55
10. Like An Angel (BBC Radio 1 Peter Powell Session Recorded 19th June 1981, Transmitted 11th August 1981) 4:53
11. Planet Earth (Night Version; 2010 Remaster) 6:17
12. Girls on Film (Night Mix; Extended Version) 5:46
13. Planet Earth (Night Mix; 2010 Remaster) 7:00
14. Girls on Film (Night Mix) 5:43
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