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Track Listings
1 | Girls on Film (2003 Remaster) |
2 | Planet Earth (2003 Remaster) |
3 | Anyone Out There (2003 Remaster) |
4 | To the Shore (2003 Remaster) |
5 | Careless Memories (2003 Remaster) |
6 | The Night Boat (2003 Remaster) |
7 | Sound of Thunder (2003 Remaster) |
8 | Friends of Mine (2003 Remaster) |
9 | Tel Aviv (2003 Remaster) |
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Duran Duran
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 5.55 x 4.92 x 0.47 inches; 3.25 ounces
- Manufacturer : Parlophone
- Item model number : 724358480924
- Original Release Date : 2003
- Date First Available : October 21, 2006
- Label : Parlophone
- ASIN : B00009L1OA
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #12,193 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #265 in Country Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
- #286 in Today's Country
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With the benefit of 20 yrs hindsight, the debut is fairly keyboard heavy, but they sound very warm and tasteful and the basslines are still fantastic. The band sounds like a complete unit start to finish on this one. The textures and arrangements are great. The version I cut my teeth on had the long version of Planet Earth to start side one and no "To the shore". That track, while definitely not essential, is a good indication of what they were trying to accomplish as a band. "Wash away the rusty disease of your brown town days in our silver seas" might well be Duran Duran's enduring mission statement.
Oddly, a few songs were misidentified in the track listings coded into the CD. On the Shore was labeled as Careless Memories, and Careless Memories was labeled as Is There Something I Should Know. Not that this is really a problem, but it was a surprise when the wrong song was identified when it came up on my iPod.
Well, sometimes the critics are wrong - and sometimes that's a good thing. Because now, some 35 years after this LP was first released, it still sounds as good as it did when I first gave it a listen back in 1983. And if that isn't staying power, then what is?
I remember that 'tidal wave' of success this band rode in the 1980's; I remember because I was there, I witnessed it and experienced it along with them. I was one of those 'Durannies' - those (supposedly) silly-minded, empty-headed adolescent girls coming of age in a world dominated by three letters: MTV. I remember the videos, the interviews, the glossy magazine articles; I remember the concert footage, the staying up 'late' (10pm!) for the world premier videos, the sneaking out of the house so I could join my girlfriends for a smoke while we talked about them. I remember bits and pieces of all this, but truthfully I can't remember the specifics; I just remember it all in a general way. But I do remember the music, and how it made me feel as I was going through 'silliness' (aka puberty). Some of the magic, the excitement of this album in particular (along with their 2nd album, Rio) may have been induced by the age we were at the time - but it's more like the music blended into the fabric of who we were and who we were becoming. I will never forget those times, and what music like this meant to me; in many ways adolescence was an awkward, difficult time, but we had records like this to help us get through those difficulties. And no matter how much time goes by, you can never put a price on that.
As time continues moving forward, bringing rapid changes to our world, sometimes now I look back wistfully and the past seems almost dreamlike. The 1980's - everything was so different back then, almost like it never happened at all. Some days are easier than others, but some days now I can almost feel Father Time pulling at me, one day closer to my next birthday (and the cake just isn't as exciting to me now as it was when I first heard this album!), drawing me into a void. Some days I can feel the laws of gravity weighing me down; some days I seem to wake up to a new wrinkle, another strand of grayish hair, a cramp in the hand or the foot, a need to reach for the reading glasses. It's during times like these that I turn to 'my magic elixir' - the younger, 'sillier' girl that I once was whose emotions were affected by musical mentors like Duran Duran. Sometimes I can use a little of her youthful magic... and it doesn't take a lot of time or money, all I have to do is pop in a CD like this one and relive those happy memories. It's music like this, bands like this that not only took the music world by storm as 'pretty boys' (which they still are, sort of, and I mean that in a good way), but also left a sizable imprint on a whole generation of fans. Of which I was one, am still, and forever will be... proudly.
Duran Duran debut album was so popular it was re-released once they reached a stunning success in the States (1982-1984). That version has a different songlist. With the original, some gems can be heard, hints of new mega hits to come later on in Rio and Seven and the Ragged Tiger.
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En disciples de Roxy Music , les Duran Duran soignent le fond & la forme , le succès se fera autant d'un point de vue musical que par rapport à l'image .
Musicalement , l'atout incontestable de ce 1er disque est sans conteste la rythmique basse / batterie qui donne une dynamique incroyable aux morceaux dont le surtout remarquable John Taylor , influencé par John Gustafson des Roxy Music , qui tricote des lignes de basse mémorables .
Globalement l'album s'écoute d'une traite sans qu'aucun morceau ne soit faible , une franche réussite .
S'il fallait ne trouver qu'un défaut on dirait que ce 1er album souffre juste de la comparaison avec la qualité hors-norme des compositions présentes sur son successeur " Rio " .