FIRST TIME HEARING Duran Duran - Come Undone (Official Music Video) REACTION

[@alisonmatheson7118]

Duran Duran was my favorite pop group from the 80's. Come Undine was sort of a comeback hit for them in the early 90's.. Great reaction. Some of their hits from their hay day include: Hungry Like the Wolf, Rio, Save a Prayer, The Reflex.... Save a Prayer is my all time favorite Duran Duran song.

[@laura0532]

I still have all of my 80’s posters of them.😊❤️

[@JoeyAces]

....& View To a kill. Very high on my DuranDuran list and my 2nd fav Bond song after Live and Let Die of course.

[@briansview2886]

Mine too. Was unusual for a guy, but they ended up proving their abilities with so many different styles over the years

[@PUMA-397]

Yes!!!

[@zafranadam1152]

Yup comeback hit from previously raw type of music. Same like madonna comeback with this dancing type music..

[@GenX4ever]

I highly recommend their song Ordinary World. In my opinion the best song they wrote. ⚡️🤟⚡️

[@tragicdeyz2641]

So many good songs but I agree Justin.

[@sexpistol7712]

Add save a prayer to their best

[@wolfhawk1999]

Yes

[@carlossaraiva8213]

Indeed

[@christinecarter7800]

Damn right it's their best song.

[@JayJay-jw9pu]

Duran Duran were the biggest band in the world in the first half of the 80s. They set the style in dressing, they led the Second British Invasion of America in the early 80s and their videos dominated MTV. They also had the best hairstyles and he best chicks. Genre-wise, they were originally part of the New Wave / New Romantic movement that took-off in the UK in the early 80s. Come Undone is a great song, but it's from their comeback album from 93, usually called The Wedding Album. If you liked this one you should listen to Ordinary World from 93. To see Duran Duran at their peak in the 80s, when they ruled the world, you should check-out Hungry Like the Wolf, Wild Boys, Save a Prayer or Rio. It's also pronounced Doo-ran Doo-ran =)

[@methos3135]

Pronounced "Du-Ran Du-Ran". My favorite DD song. Hope to see more.

[@terryspak5763]

I would say more "Der-ran Der-ran." ;p

[@gvehar]

Named after the mad scientist Duran Duran from the movie Barbarella.

[@nrgtxn]

Yeah, it’s “Doo-Ran Doo-Ran”, and their fans are known as Doo-Ran-Eez (Duranies). Them boyz been on for ages. They had this joint called Rio 🔥, Notorious 🔥, View to a Kill 🔥, the one you just did the reax to 🔥, they did some 🔥 w/Timbaland, & plenty others. They cold wit it! The videos stay legendary. I’m not even really going in on all their stuff, crazy slow jams like Save A Prayer 🔥. Anyway, they got plenty for you to pick & choose. Modern or classic.

[@terryspak5763]

@@nrgtxn To close this debate, it can be summed up like this: If American, it's "DER," but in Europe it'd be "DOO" ("DU"). It's just an accent/pronunciation difference.

[@yellowbone5751]

YOU 😔 😟 🙁 😥 😞 😿 DO RAN 🏃‍♀️ 😒 😐 🙄 😑 🤣 🏃‍♂️ DO RAN

[@AuthorTLGray]

I was a HUGE Durannie when I was a teen. Love these guys still!

[@lisaodowd8752]

I still am. About to see them for 16th time this August

[@citizensforpauladdis3456]

Please do “Ordinary World”

[@PjRjHj]

John Taylor sat deeper in the mix on the "Wedding Album" but he inspired many people to pickup the Bass in an era full of shredding Guitarists. A Bass giant.

[@edwardf103]

What do you mean John Taylor sat deeper in the mix on the Wedding album?

[@PjRjHj]

@@edwardf103 That the youthful exuberance of John's front and center earlier work had subsided into less busy, pocket playing. That John was no longer playing his Aria or Kubicki with strong midranges that cut through the mix, a sound that was out of vouge in early 90s production. He was happy to sit back, that he didn't need to keep proving himself. U can still hear his tasteful lines, they aren't "buried" in the mix, just (as I said) deeper, not front and center.

[@edwardf103]

@@PjRjHj There are several factors for John's bass playing not being as pronounced after Duran's Duran's first few albums. John Taylor himself states that he did not have the confidence in his playing in the 1980 and in the 1990 so it was not about him needing to "prove himself." He, just like the other members, wanted to be noticed and heard on their records. John, for a time, questioned his bass playing abilities as mentioned above. He did not practice and also, in interviews with John, he says his playing was "too busy" back in the early days. He did too much on the songs. His style changed as well. What you hear in the early days is a lot of syncopation in his playing. You don't hear that from him anymore after the early 80s. Syncopated bass playing was prominent during the Disco era and John took that into the New Wave sound of Duran Duran's music. When Duran Duran stopped playing New Wave genre of songs, his style changed along with the next iteration of the band's sound. In a 2015 interview with John titled "Duran Duran's John Taylor: Four Decades of Dance Dominance." Jon D'Auria asked: Those early Duran Duran bass parts were pretty busy. A friend recently told me that he thought I overplayed on the first two albums, and I told him he wasn’t kidding! Those first couple records were like five solo albums put together. I wanted to be the most noticed bass player in the world, and Nick wanted to be the most noticed keyboard player. We were young and arrogant, and we all overplayed a good deal. Have you ever tried to change your style? I went through a period when I felt like I needed to calm down and be less obtrusive, and I followed that idea until the bass became almost invisible. But I learned that you really have to claim your own personal style. I need to be able to do what I was doing in 1981, but I also need to be open to other things. The tendency is that when you get older, you get a little lazy and look for shortcuts, so I make sure I keep exploring. As a side note, John did not play bass on Come Undone.

[@garym6688]

One of the few early 80s bands that showed amazing staying power - still around today. after being the biggest thing to come out of the UK in the early 80s MTV era. They formed saying they wanted to be a combination of Chic & The Sex Pistols ... danceable punk? Check out some of their earlier tracks - Girls on Film, Hungry Like The Wolf, Rio and Save a Prayer.

[@anthonyv1719]

This was sort of a comeback album for them which spawned the even bigger hit than this of "ORDINARY WORLD".....

[@hockeyfreak66666]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who saw this was a comeback moment after being gone for a bit. It seems like they dropped off in about 88 and came back in 93

[@dannycasson1551]

One of my all time favorite groups from the 80’s. I think “Ordinary World” is on the same record. Another great song. They have a new album out and they’re still touring!

[@angelagoodwin5758]

My favorite Duran Duran song. Hauntingly sensuous.

[@rick5440]

These dudes were pop royalty in the mid 80's.

[@anthonyv1719]

In the early 80's they were the BEATLES in terms of appeal for women. Most straight men hated them - considered them pre fabricated - however, looking back - most would agree - a very talented band with some great songs.

[@italoblu]

150+ great songs.

[@73Goodfellow]

I was a straight male, and they were my favourite band in the 80’s.

[@dh2392]

My favorite song of theirs is "Ordinary World".

[@antoinettelopes]

I'm posting this before the premiere. I've been a Duranie for just about 40 years now, since I was 8. "Come Undone" is a great song, especially live back in the day. But I'm always confused about how reactor channels come to this song first. It's in the middle of their careers and for me, it's a weird first impression since this was their "comeback" album. Anyways, my favorite song of all-time and the one I hope I hear right before I die is "Save a Prayer". There are too many that are in my bloodstream to name them all. Suffice it to say the ones that Andy is on are my favorites.

[@sarablack2547]

I totally agree with you I became a teenager in the 80's too late for me to dress like a new romantic but I loved Duran Duran,Spandau ballet etc.i also have know idea how this would be the one they start with.if you put them into the search bar surely one of their earlier ones that's been watched a few million times would come up.listening to this first doesn't show where they came from and that this is later in their evolution, journey. I would start with is three something I should know,planet earth and girls on film.save a prayer is one of my favourites.i hope they do wild boys and he checks his phone to see how ground breaking the video was.

[@brookehornback1896]

We are basically the same age.I became a fan at 9 years old 40 years ago with The Reflex.I had a crush on Simon.lol!

[@sarablack2547]

@@brookehornback1896 yeah I just turned 50.so you were a le bon girl.i was maybe predictable a John Taylor girl☺️

[@antoinettelopes]

@@brookehornback1896 I was a Simon, then a John for many years, then went back to Simon in my old age. The original five are more like family to me than my family even if I don't really know them. 🙏🏼

[@antoinettelopes]

@@sarablack2547 I assume they all have the same patron who loves the song or something. Otherwise, I would think it'd be something like "Rio" or "Hungry Like the Wolf" since those always seemed to be universally known. Life is a mystery. 🤷‍♀️

[@gregoryannunziato7698]

Check out Ordinary World by Duran Duran

[@paulgriffin9355]

It's always amazing to me how people don't know this track

[@lucasbenzano6021]

This song is amazing 👏👏👏👏👏

[@sedawd77]

"Ordinary World" is another good song.

[@edsmovie]

Their earlier videos were ground-breaking in terms of location sets and set design: Hungry Like The Wolf and The Reflex embodied the 80s aesthetic. And those who knew were able to get the R-rated versions: nude scenes abound in "The Chauffeur" and "Girls On Film"

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Doo-ran Doo-ran. 😉You guys love 80s? This is your 80s jam band!! These guys pretty much ruled the 80s, but the song you chose for today is a totally different vibe. This is their 93 "comeback" vibe. 40 years creating music, this band has many iterations. I recommend Rio next. Duran Duran is their own genre for the most part. 😁 Early 80s stuff can be stuffed into the new romantic/new wave category, but really these guys just do their own thing. It's probably safe to say pop, but it's DD pop. Also, the female is not a member of the band. DD is known for having a lot of guest vocalists on their tracks or teaming up with other artists. They are also known for their videos, especially in the 80s. The pretty much pioneered what we know today as multimedia and their videos back in the day were more like mini movies. Beautifully shot, exotic locations, and no expense spared. Definitely do official videos when possible with these guys. The only song I recommend audio for is View to a Kill. It's a Bond theme..only one to hit #1 in fact, and the video is distracting to the song even tho it's fun and cute because it revolves around the movie.

[@antoinettelopes]

How can you not love the video for "A View to a Kill"? lol You're no fun. 😄

[@dipsydoodle7988]

@@antoinettelopes I adore it. I just want reactors to hear the song and he sound effects in the video kind of take away from that!

[@antoinettelopes]

@@dipsydoodle7988 Oh good. I didn't want to have to explode you with my accordion. 🤭😉

[@sarablack2547]

@@antoinettelopes I agree! They can listen to the lyrics vid or just audio as well after the vid.

[@edsmovie]

My favorite though is the beat-down scene in the movie Layer Cake to the tune of Duran Duran's "Ordinary World"

[@chrissiegle1065]

Dur-anne Dur-anne...lol.. Great reaction. Thanks for the memories. Great band.. great song. When they first came out in the 80s, they were considered new wave/club dance music... there were soooo many bands that were coming out like this at the time, but these guys had something.. their music envoked emotion, and their sound was like ear candy... crazy good.

[@ronfarney6477]

Duran Duran av been together since 1978 and the got a record deal 1981 they were huge massive around planet earth 🌍🌎 and still are now 15 studio albums well over 100 million sales and top of rock hall of fame!!! Brilliant awesome amazing band 👍👍

[@edwardf103]

They got their record deal in late 1980, just an FYI.

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

I was in the 10th grade in Texas when this song originally came out. Almost 30 years later and it's still fresh. My 8 & 9 year old nephews even like this song.

[@outtahere321]

Duran Duran.....so many great songs and they never get old. You both need to pull up some live concerts.

[@christinahilt2978]

Great band! Been together over 40 years! Still recording new songs. Recent album “Future Past.” They continue to evolve and make great music. New Wave/ synth pop/ Romantic is pretty much how I’d classify them.

[@dougpoe4775]

Relax, Hungry like the Wolf and Girls on Film are all Jams. Great Band and Reaction Thank you.

[@jacqueline4514]

YES! My favorite Duran Duran song; it's so damn smooth.... It's Durr-ran, Durr-ran, lol! As others have said, they have so many great songs; I recommend "Save a Prayer" next. Genre was Pop, but many of their songs had an R&B sound (which are the ones I like best). Fun Fact: They were produced at one point by Nile Rodgers of the ICONIC disco group "CHIC" 🔥

[@SweetThing]

Duran Duran was a New Wave band. Their name is pronounced like rhymes like Doo-fan but its Duran. Duran Duran was Princess Diana's favorite band. "Ordinary World" is an awesome song of theirs and "A View to a Kill", which was used as the theme song for a James Bond movie.

[@ls1959]

My favorite Duran Duran song is Ordinary World. One of the best music videos I've ever seen as well.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

Dur-ann Dur-ann is how it’s usually pronounced. Loved them back in the day! They’re actually really diverse!

[@Ocelot2000]

Favorite band ever. Pop/Rock.The fused Disco and Punk and Rock and Pop..... This was a tad later, they started in the early 80s and they were huge then. They have some incredible songs and videos out there. Notorious, Rio, Ordinary World, Girls on Film, A View to a Kill, The Reflex, Girl Panic, Save a Prayer... So many out there. They wrote and played their own instruments and were so under rated because they were pretty boys. But they were totally legit. John Taylor on bass guitar is amazing. Yes it is lingerie. The whole song is about being yourself and loving yourself and not hiding. "Who do you need, who do you love, when you come undone" Stop hiding and love yourself and be who you are. LOVE THIS SONG!!!!

[@jaknazryth2488]

Duran Duran was formed in 1978 by Nick Rhodes (keyboard player) and John Taylor (Bass guitar). They were best friends in school and formed their band when the were 16 and 17. What were any of us doing when we were 16 and 17??? By 1980 they had their final line up before making it huge... Roger Taylor on Drums, Andy Taylor on lead guitar, and Simon Le Bon as lead singer. They have made 16 studio albums plus several live albums and are STILL making new music and touring today! In fact, I will be attending their concert THIS AUGUST in Dallas Texas! I can't wait! John Taylor is one of the greatest bass players of all time, in my humble opinion. Duran Duran is a deep, deep rabbit hole of great music... they blended funk, punk, new wave, dance music, and even a little disco, into their unique, one of a kind sound. They were the leading band of what became known as the "Second British Invasion". The "British invasion" happened in the 60's with the Beatles, Rolling Stones, the Kinks, and other British pop bands that took the U.S. by storm from 1964-1970. The Beatles were called "The Fab Four", Duran Duran were called "The Fab Five". They helped make the 80's music sound the way that we know it now. And later this year, they will FINALLY be inducted into the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME!!!! It's about time!

[@edwardf103]

Duran Duran is a Pop Band that started with the New Romantic movement in England in the late 1970's and then was categorized as a New Wave band in the early 1980s. Their music evolves and their sound changes. They don't ever sound the same with each album. Come Undone could be considered alternative when it was released because it did not sound mainstream with other top hits of this era in the early 1990s.

[@AE-xs5ze]

Described as English new wave. Pronounced "dur-anne". They were hugely popular and this song is so infectious.

[@rowanmayfair9249]

THANK YOU! That's the best pronunciation example I've read yet. Not sure if you posted it first still very appreciative.

[@dragonfire1842]

This was one of my all time favorites. Still on my play list.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

One of the greatest rock bands of all time.

[@shanedesselle2590]

Love me some Duran Duran! Great catalog of tunes.

[@TheMkamix]

That is a great songs. They started in the 80's and quickly became huge world wide.

[@dillonk3555]

Duran Duran are music gods!!!!!!

[@mariflame1821]

Duran Duran was the first band I saw live in concert when I was a teenager. Duran Duran started as a New Wave band on the early 80s but they have done albums with different styles of music. If you liked this song listen to "Ordinary World" next. For a more funky Duran Duran try "Notorious" and "Pressure Off".

[@ceceliacross5953]

Du-ran Du-ran is how you say it! They were big and big on MTV as well! There song girls on film had a video that was only played after midnight! Own all there music! Rio was there biggest album!

[@sunilayya8948]

An exceptionally great song.one of 90s very best.

[@wheelmanstan]

awe man on of my favorite songs, perfect song, perfect video omg you don't know duran duran...holy guacamole...it's the end of times, synthpop, new wave, sophisipop etc

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Duran Duran (der-ran der-ran) is AWESOME. This is from their later work. They were HUGGGGE in the 80's. I was in love with Simon LeBon (the lead singer) when I was a teenager. You HAVE to react to "Rio", "Save a prayer", "Hungry like the wolf", and "Ordinary World" and "View to a kill" (from a James Bond 007 movie) (original videos). Soooo good!!! ❤️ Duran Duran and Def Leppard are still my favorite bands of all time. 🙌

[@lisaodowd8752]

Thank you for reacting to my fav band for 40 years. Couldn't be more proud of them. React to more of their songs

[@seandobson6221]

Duran Duran( Duh ran Duh ran) was the epitome of 80s British music. This song actually came out when I was 16 so about i92 or 93 I used to blare it out of my 1980 Mustang. Their catalog is deep! I love a tone of their stuff: Rio, New Moon on Monday, Save a Prayer, Girls On Film, Union of the Snake, Reflex, View To A Kill(Bond Movie), Ordinary World, Hungry Like The Wolf, Wild Boys, Electric Barbarella(also a movie).

[@carlossaraiva8213]

Their unplugged live version they made in 1993 is amazing. They gave the background singer center stage for the last 2.5 minutes of the song and it was phenomenal, she killed it!

[@johnandrews3151]

Pronounced Dur-Ran Dur-Ran. Duran Duran picked their name from a character in the movie Barbarella, a late 60's cult movie classic starring Jane Fonda. In this movie set far into the future, Barbarella's assignment was to locate the missing scientist called Duran Duran. The group started in the very early 80's and spanned 15 years having many hits as well as quite a few #1 hits. A very neat rabbit hole to explore. One of my favorites by them is called The Wild Boys : Extended 12 inch version.

[@terryspak5763]

"Der-ran Der-ran." ;) I love that you guys watch the videos. "Ordinary World" is a must. And they have a bunch of fun 80's tunes (Ordinary World was early 90's). A staple in 80's pop, kinda metrosexual (heck, they may've even invented that part), girls loved them.

[@kiwimatt6891]

Check out the no 1 hit The Reflex to see them in their prime in the official music video. They were massive in the 80’s super huge

[@neilhalley8897]

One of the best bands ever years ago, still petty damn good today.

[@EverendeverGroup]

If someone asks me what the '80s were like, I always say "Check out Duran Duran videos. They epitomize the decade.

[@kellidomiano9715]

Its Dur-ran like I ran a race. I love this song

[@thesilverhawaiian5024]

GOTTA do "Rio" it bangs bruh lmao

[@AuthorTLGray]

Duran Duran got their name from a movie "Barbarella" starting Jane Fonda.

[@chrishodges4200]

Duran Duran Ordinary World is lit if you like Come Undone

[@angeladollarhide352]

I saw them in concert a few years ago and they are amazing even as old farts. They still have the same female backup singer from day one. Her voice is beautiful!

[@alexakl6445]

Always liked this one of theirs. There's also a really fun beat in their song "Notorious" - you can't NOT move to it. And then go waay back and check out their "The Reflex" video from around '83 or so. Actually, they have a TON of great ones, and their videos were always a little weird but interesting. : )

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

Producer Nile Rogers guided the band's best album, Notorious. He even plays and co-headlines with them. They got their influences from Roxy Music, Ultravox, Blondie, Chic (Nile's band), and David Bowie. All worth checking out.

[@wen-nz3sk]

"Ordinary World" and this song came out much later. Check out earlier DD ,considered new wave, "The Reflex" "Hungry Like the Wolf" "The Wild Boys" "Girls on Film" "Rio" are all popular.

[@retrorama3355]

Their "A View To A Kill" song from the James Bond movie of the same name is one of my favorites.

[@gvehar]

There is a series of books that describe the making of classic albums. The series is 33 and 1/3. They’ve done all sorts of artists from Dylan, Nirvana, Ween, Sabbath, Slayer, Pharcyde, Love and many more. They did one book on Duran Duran’s Rio album, and it was very informative. I’m not a huge fan but I grew up with 80s pop and I had a greatest hits album so I picked it up even though I don’t even own the Rio album. But I learned how they came up, how crucial MTV and Duran Duran were to each other, and all sorts of trivia. Anybody wanting to learn more about the kinds of bands being reacted to by young people today should track them down. I buy them at my record store but Amazon has them as well.

[@mrichards2211]

Hungry Like the Wolf is iconic! ❤️🔥

[@CharleneRoozRE]

Some people pronounce it JER-ANNE and others DER-ANNE. Anyway, this and "Ordinary world" are their best hits from the 90s. They had a TON of hits in the 80s... Some of the best, "Girls on Film", "Rio", "Hungry Like the Wolf" "The Reflex" to name a few. They are AWESOME! ❤ Genre is usually classified as Pop Rock.

[@dillonk3555]

Save a prayer and ordinary world are musts More Duran Duran !!!!!!!!

[@nitro_001newman2]

They’re a new wave or synth pop band, but this has a different sound from their 80’s sound. They put this song out in 1993, when grunge was popular, and it still was a a hit song, along with “Ordinary.”

[@gregoryannunziato7698]

Rock and Roll Hall of Frame eligibility 25,years from your first album release

[@photonspark]

Ordinary World is their best song IMHO and I love the styling of the official music video

[@SentientPickle]

this track sampled a drum loop from the song Ashley's Roachclip by The Soul Searchers. Was also famously sampled in Eric B and Rakim's Paid in Full and PM Dawn's Set Adrift on Memory Bliss. Was a hot drum sample for a while there. So if anyone wonders why it might sound familiar, there ya go.

[@williamsmith1399]

This is a great song, but the best song on this album is "Ordinary World."

[@eileen9584]

This is one of my favorite sings, along with Savage Garden 'I Want You' check that one out too!

[@edwardf103]

Duran Duran was influenced by electronic, dance and glam-rock music when growing up. Their influences were David Bowie, Chic, Giorgio Moroder, Brian Eno, Punk Rock, Disco, Kraftwerk, Roxy Music, The Sex Pistols, Lou Reed and Velvet Underground, Donna Summer, Sly And The Family Stone, Gary Moore, Mick Ronson, Angus Young, Patti Smith and of course their influences has added on as the years go by to modern artists as well. Oh, and The Beatles were a major influence, too.

[@DevInvest]

I don’t think You can understand just how big this group was at their peak- Girls went “Beatles” on them I think- I still have all the original vinyl LP’s plus some import “club” extended versions Try Careless Memories Not as well known -as Rio, Girls On Film and the lot- but my favorite of all DD

[@guidofontaine]

Another good song Duran Duran has is Duran Duran - save a prayer

[@LawSuth]

Deep, deep into their career. Thanks for reacting to the most successful surrealist pop band. BTW, all the original, previously unreleased DD songs were released as The Devils - Dark Circles album, done by DD keyboardist Nick Rhodes and original DD member, Stephen Duffy.

[@MoonChild-1994]

Y'll will be entertained by DD song and video New Moon on Monday, very catchy ass rhythm and beat, def a fire reaction add!

[@bluesilver7237]

Epic song! A legend of a song 😮

[@chadcollins1056]

Come Undone instrumental is on KZbin and its unbelievable.

[@rickyallen7176]

Duran Duran was Princess Diana's favorite band.

[@bkinouye]

You must react to the official music video for Save a Prayer. It's similar to Come Undone, but with an added dose of the exotic. The music video is absolute perfection.

[@TrisTT-qe4em]

Great early 80’s band, part of UK invasion 2. But in my opinion when this album dropped and they had 2 huge hits, this song and ordinary world, it solidified there place in hall of fame. They became part of rare pre Nirvana group to put out a album with commercial success after Smells like teen spirit stopped everything..

[@Taraonrepeat]

Great reaction! I Loved Duran Duran and glad you guys liked it! They were New Wave back in the day. This song is late late Duran Duran…. Let’s go back to the beginning. Is there Something I should Know is the first song I ever heard by them and it’s one of my favorites but My favorite is probably Save a Prayer! I also recommend Hungry like the Wolf, Rio. There are so many more like Girls on Film, New Moon on Monday that I love but are very dated and I honestly don’t know how they would sound now to someone hearing them for the first time. My 18 yr old daughter doesn’t get Duran Duran at all.

[@toughpull]

Ordinary World is my favorite Please do reaction to it

[@ken-in-KY]

This song was released in 1993 on the bands 'Wedding Album'.

[@Sunflower-nc1yi]

You should do the reflex by Duran Duran it’s amazing !! Specially if you liked this song you will like that song !

[@Jeff-jd3vl]

This song is from the mid 90s after they didn't sing for like 8 years. Go back to the early 80s for the true Duran Duran sound. Like HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLF, REFLEX, GIRLS ON FILM.

[@capnrob97]

I grew up in the 80s. Duran Duran was huge back then. This album came out several years after most assumed they were a dead and done 80s band. This and Ordinary World on that comeback album, but I don't think they did anything after this album worth listening to.

[@shawnsmith2610]

This and Ordinary World are there best songs.

[@rolandoparabere9599]

Que linda y simpatica chica, te feliciro bro

[@JOHNNYSGIRL1960]

It's pronounced Duuraan Duuraan. And they've been together for 42 years. They have had a new album in October 2021 called Future Past. Their music has no genre. There is no genre they haven't done. In fact they even did rap in the 1990's with a cover of White Lines. Please consider doing a video on that song!

[@edwardf103]

They actually had rap in their song New Religion from their Rio album released in 1982.

[@christianhoneyman6779]

Great reaction to such a great song. 😀😃😄😁

[@oloap72]

I duran duran sono una grande band!

[@marcohendrix6373]

1993. Track Blends multiple Genres……. Masterfully

[@dene39]

its pop music.Biggest band in the world at one point. All the girls fancied Simon, all the lads wanted to be John.

[@2006wilbury]

symbolising the theme of people's lives unravelling. The female vocals are by a lady called Lamya who also had sung with David Bowie, James Brown and had a solo career. Unfortunately, she passed in 2009 in her 30s

[@stevebrewer5470]

80s new wave genre is the most accurate. Although when talking genres, there's always some gray area.

[@deborahzuchero7348]

Ordinary world, Rio, hungry like the a wolf 🐺 🔥🔥🔥

[@Tijuanabill]

Duran Duran, regardless of release date, sort of has to be New Wave, as we called it, then.