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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724349623927
Label: Capitol
Manufacturer: Capitol
Number Of Discs: 1
Publication Date: 2004
Publisher: Capitol
Release Date: November 03, 1998
Studio: Capitol
Sales Rank: 1798
MPN: 96239
Disc 1:- Is There Something I Should Know?
- The Reflex
- A View to a Kill
- Ordinary World - Duran Duran, Taylor, John [Bass]
- Save a Prayer
- Rio
- Hungry Like the Wolf - Duran Duran, LeBon, Simon
- Girls on Film - Duran Duran, Lebon, Simon
- Planet Earth
- Union of the Snake
- New Moon on Monday
- Wild Boys
- Notorious
- I Don't Want Your Love
- All She Wants Is
- Electric Barbarella - Duran Duran, Rhodes, Nick
- Serious
- Skin Trade
- Come Undone
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com: While English pop monarchs Duran Duran have remained active for two decades, it's clear that the indomitable ensemble was at its peak during those mercurial '80s. This greatest-hits collection documents the band's ambitious beginnings as a funky glam-rock outfit and follows its gradual transformation into a high-tech pop band with loads of commercial appeal. Featuring now-classic tunes like "Girls on Film," "Rio," and "Planet Earth" as well as more recent songs like "Ordinary World," Greatest focuses on Duran Duran's unending string of hit singles. Although the young quintet that performs "Hungry Like the Wolf" and "A View to a Kill" has little in common with the posh, aging trio featured on 1997's "Electric Barbarella," vocalist Simon Le Bon provides some impressive continuity to these proceedings. --Mitch Myers
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Duran-Duran is the greatest!!! This cd is magnificent!! I thought I'd heard most of their songs, yet I found a few on here I had no idea of.
I really love "Serious"...such a relaxing song. Also "Skin Trade" rawks. And of course the old classics "Rio", "View to a Kill" and "Save a Prayer" are fitting for any occasion.
Definately an needed add to any D-D fan or avid 80's music fan such as myself!
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I've always been a big Duran Duran fan back in the days, but I completely forgot about their hits until I went to their Red Carpet Massacre concert a few months ago. It was awesome!!! I then had to have their greatest hits CD. I absolutely love it, and it makes the car ride so much fun!
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"We used to be a very chi-chi name to drop in '79, but then the Fab Five hype started and something went wrong. Something went really wrong."--John Taylor.
I confess. I became hooked on Duran Duran's "Fab-Five" sound from the very first time I saw the Godley & Creme video of "Girls On Film" (banned in Britain and heavily-edited for MTV) in 1981. It was that video (featuring women pillow fighting and mud wrestling) that prompted me to hunt down copies of Duran Duran and Rio at my local record store. Those two albums, with a big push from MTV, sparked a worldwide Duran Duran version of Beatlemania for the polished, yet Wild Boys in the band: Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, Roger Taylor, Andy Taylor, and Simon Le Bon. By 1986, the hysteria ... Read More:
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The CD has all the main hits (pre Astronaut) plus a few lesser known hits. Some songs are edited versions so if that is an issue, beware. This is especially evident on the Rio tracks and Ordinary World. For most people, though, these are the versions they know having heard them on the radio for 20+ years. I could say that such and such song should have been included (OK, Violence of Summer) but can not find any real fault in the selection. The sound quality is fine which should not be a surprise; the sound quality of DD was always top class.
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Great CD. I has the most popular tracks on it. Very good length for a CD with 19 songs. Does not dissapoint.
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