Posted March 23, 200916 yr 44. Duran Duran http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/pic200/drP100/P120/P12057JW72L.jpg The Birmingham based New Romantics "who found the TV sound" thanks to their pioneering videos to become the biggest pop band in the world during the first half of the 1980s. Whom are still going today (in the studio recording a new album with Mark Ronson). ALL MUSIC GUIDE BIOGRAPHY Key Studio Album: Rio (1982) http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov75/drf600/f610/f61094sehi4.jpg Key Compiliations: Greatest (1998) http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov75/drd300/d346/d3463897ljb.jpg Career Defining Song: Rio (1982 UK#9; 1983 USA#2)
March 23, 200916 yr Author Some Other Key Songs (near impossible to just pick 4): Hungry Like The Wolf (1982 UK#5 USA#3) The Reflex (1984 UK#1 USA#1) A View To A Kill (1985 UK#2 USA#1) Ordinary World (1993 UK#6 USA#3) Were any of you fans of Simon, Nick, John, Andy & Roger during the early 1980s and did you think they started to lose it once they started to lose Taylor's from the line up?
March 23, 200916 yr Love Duran Duran Fave songs Hungry Like The Wolf The Reflex Girls On Film Is There Something I Should Know Wild Boys
March 24, 200916 yr like most of their work, a good all round traditional british pop group.... though for me they never produced a 'classic'...
March 24, 200916 yr My favourite tracks of theirs; Planet Earth The Reflex Ordinary World Hungry Like The Wolf Save A Prayer Is There Something I Should Know Wild Boys A View To A Kill
March 24, 200916 yr Always liked them especially the early songs, too many favourites to list. They did lose their way a bit late 80's early 90's but then released "Ordinary World" , which was one of my favourite songs from the 90's.
March 30, 200916 yr My favourite Duran songs: Careless Memories My Own Way New Moon On Monday Skin Trade All the early singles are pretty good, though I was never keen on "The Wild Boys" or "A View To A Kill".
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