Duran Duran, Greatest - 1h 18m 23s

Tracks & Durations

1. Is There Something I Should Know	4:10
2. The Reflex	4:24
3. A View to a Kill	3:34
4. Ordinary World (Single version)	4:42
5. Save a Prayer (US single version)	3:47
6. Rio (US edit)	4:45
7. Hungry Like the Wolf (Edit)	3:25
8. Girls on Film	3:27
9. Planet Earth (Single version)	3:57
10. Union of the Snake	4:22
11. New Moon on Monday	4:16
12. Wild Boys	4:17
13. Notorious	4:00
14. I Don't Want Your Love (Shep Pettibone 7" mix)	3:48
15. All She Wants Is (45 mix)	4:26
16. Electric Barbarella (Edit)	4:17
17. Serious (Edit)	3:56
18. Skin Trade (Radio cut)	4:26
19. Come Undone (Edit)	4:14

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Review

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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