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Duran Duran - At Budokan Live Special
























Simon Le Bon (vocals), John Taylor (bass), Nick Rhodes (Keyboards), Andy Taylor (guitar), Roger Taylor
 (drums) recorded July 12, 2003 live at Budokan, Tokyo Even if the English kings of the New Romantic
 Duran Duran have been active in the pop business for three decades it is undeniable that the ensemble 
was on the highlight of its career during the 80s.The coronation of their popularity came for sure in
 1985 when the band was requested to write the soundtrack for the Bond movie A View To A Kill. The
 result: The only ever 007 song that was a number one album hit in the US charts was the Duran Duran composition. However 
even more impressing than numbers (70 Million sold albums) is the way they 
succeeded this success: their unique ability to connect pop music, arts and fashion with matchless 
stylistic confi dence and trust on their own fl air. This enabled the band boundless, 
generation-spanning and lasting popularity. Its thanks to them that video clips became an important 
tool for bands to present themselves and to profi le because beforehand it was simply a nice marketing 
gimmick. Their impact and infl uence was to such an enormous extent that the Rolling Stone magazine 
named the Britons - in the style of the Beatles  with the nickname Fab Five. The DVD documents the 
band as funky Glam Rock combo as well as their transformation into a high-tech Pop band with highly 
commercial demand. All this can be seen in the legendary Tokyo Dome. 

Tracklist:
01. Hungry Like A Wolf 
02. Planet Earth 
03. Come Undone 
04. What Happens Tomorrow 
05. New Religion 
06. Virus 
07. Is There Something I Should Know?
08. Ordinary World)
09. Notorius 
10. Wild Boys 
11. Careless Memories 
12. Rio 
13. The Reflex 
14. Girls On Film
 
Bonus :
Intervieuw with clips

DVD Features:
Menu: Ja 
Available Audio Tracks: DD 2.0 
Main Language: English
Disc Format: DVD 5 
Cover : Ja, zit in de rars verwerkt




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