Nai Noswad
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From the album Seven and The Ragged Tiger... Which spawned Reflex as a major hit.... this was more up my alley (Nick Rhodes synth!!)
Union Of The Snake.
Duran Duran (Official Thread)
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Nai Noswad
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Proving that they aren't pretty boys... these can play.
This from the Rio Live Session.
New Religion.
This from the Rio Live Session.
Nai Noswad
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They often performed this cover... No click machine!.
Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me.)
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A track from the Danse Macabre De Luxe version. A great cover of a great old ELO song and the guys really make it a Double Duran track.
Duran Duran - Evil Woman (ELO Cover)
Duran Duran - Evil Woman (ELO Cover)
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The full Baloise Session/ARTE Concert was posted on Nov.11. Man, they still sound awesome live.
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I also did not give the band serious attention in their early years. My girlfriend at the time really liked them, they were always all over MTV and top 40 radio of course but they just did not interest me. She and I saw them in concert I think in ‘86 or ‘87. Andy Taylor had left to pursue a solo career.
I began to find appreciation for Duran Duran also as the band splintered to projects like Arcadia and The Power Station. Both of those bands are really great. And then their self titled album in ‘93, I thought was really interesting also, and I began go back and collect and listen to their previous albums. I saw them on tour again, in support of that self titled album and today I have most of their albums, Arcadia, Power Station, Andy Taylor’s Thunder album, and a few compilation albums in physical forms and loaded on my iTunes library.
I began to find appreciation for Duran Duran also as the band splintered to projects like Arcadia and The Power Station. Both of those bands are really great. And then their self titled album in ‘93, I thought was really interesting also, and I began go back and collect and listen to their previous albums. I saw them on tour again, in support of that self titled album and today I have most of their albums, Arcadia, Power Station, Andy Taylor’s Thunder album, and a few compilation albums in physical forms and loaded on my iTunes library.
