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This is 90’s Duran Duran my bad! 😁❤️
I didn't even notice that. I wasn't born until 1995, so I wouldn't know it's 90's if it sounds 80's.
High school for me. Also new guitarist (Warren from other 80's band Missing Persons), so a bit of a different sound on these albums.
I wasn't a huge fan of Duran Duran during the 80s while in high school (although I really liked "Save a Prayer"; but this song (which was really a bit of a comeback for them after they had sort of split with half forming Arcadia and half forming Power Station) really showed how they had matured as writers in the interim. I really liked this one.
That was me mentioned Stevie Ray Vaughan and the fact it was real bass and not synth keys
And their best song
This is 90's Duran Duran, and one of the biggest comebacks of the decade.
It's not hard for a reactor to look up the year a song was released. I don't know why they don't do it. That also goes for many other reactors. Lol
This and Come Undone are VERY GOOD.
They're both modern (for when they were released) and still have DD's signature sound. ❤
Yup...you beat me to it....They were all but discounted, but they came back with a vengeance.
@@brianhardy612I usually do, my bad on this one!
@brianhardy612 It's pretty easy to associate Duran Duran with The 80's™️
This came out around the time my husband died and I would listen to it over and over. I really felt like the world had been flipped upside down, nothing was the same. I haven't listened to it in a long time. A few tears hearing it today.
(((Hugs Maria))) I hope things eventually got easier, bearable, happier.
Im so sorry for your loss
I cannot imagine the pain. I always push the dark thought of someday losing my wife. I can't even bear the thought. My heart really goes out to you babe.
I know it's about loss of friendship (or maybe someone passing), but I also listened to this on a loop when I lost my father a few months ago. This and "My Immortal" if I want a good cry.
Come undone is another great one by these guys
For sure!
It's a vibe. I almost prefer it over this one
Yes! Kate Bush!
Came here to say the same thing. ❤
@@kellysimrell3007Is that Kate Bush doing the female vocals??
Not a huge Duran Duran fan but this is an absolutely beautiful song. Best song they ever wrote.
Absolutely
I was a big fan of Duran Duran in the 80s and I can't say I disagree with you!
Same here. Not a huge fan by any means, but this is a masterpiece.
I'm guessing you've never listened to any track on Rio then?
@@ericfountain4656 Same here
How can you not get chills by listening to this?! S-Tier! This song was from 1993 (as I'm sure everyone will be saying). They were in a bit of a dry spell for a few years before this album, and it marked a great comeback. Try Come Undone next.
Exactly this. S-tier without question!!!
Yup, a great tune. Lot of memories from my lasts school years.
It makes us feel that way because we were there.
I honestly think the boys firing their managers hurt their upward trajectory. It's not a coincidence that them not managing DD's career aligns with their stock dropping with each album release. Their record company (Capitol) had them in a pay for play situation with this one, they had to show them something before they could get more money to finish the record, and they did.
They would eventually get dropped after the next two records.
Duran Duran:
"COME UNDONE",
"SAVE A PRAYER",
"VIEW TO A KILL" (theme song to James Bond 007 movie);
"WILD BOYS",
"NEW MOON ON MONDAY",
"THE REFLEX", etc...
These are ALL HITS!!! I love them ALL. ❤❤❤
All good choices but I'm partial to Save A Prayer. Beautiful song! ❤
Wild boys
yeh they had piles of hits the uk.singles vinly all you need friend dj had mny 12 inch singles but he sold them years ago had some remixes also
ps last time i saw uk singles was like 40 dollars plus tax should have bought looking back hard to find now
“Save a Prayer” is my favorite Duran Duran song & they gotta ton of great songs.
This song came out when I was in rehab. It was very poignant and spoke to me whe I was in the midst of trying to get back to my normal life.
Now it reminds me of all the people I've lost including my oldest daughter, both parents, and a best friend. Clawing my way through grief is different, because the 'ordinary world' I want so desperately to get back to no longer exists. 💔😔 💔
Simon Le Bon after the 1986 death of his friend David Miles: "I wrote this song called “Do You Believe In Shame?,” and in that song I dedicated a little part of myself to Dave Miles - ‘cause I believe there’s a little part of you inside of me that’ll never die.’ And it was like asking a ghost to come and take up residence inside your head. And that’s how I felt, and I carried that around for six years. And then right around when we were writing this song, I knew that I had to be able to say goodbye. I thought about him every day, and I realized that I wanted to get on with my own life…and I realized it was about being able to say 'yes, my friend is gone, and I loved you, but you’re not here anymore, and I’ve got to get on with life.’ And I wanted to have an ordinary life. That was what inspired the lyric to this song. I don’t want to feel bad anymore. I want to be able to say goodbye.
Simon Le Bon states in another interview, "We wrote ‘Ordinary World’ while the first Gulf War was on. The lines, ‘Papers in the roadside tell of suffering and greed/ feared today, forgot tomorrow / Here beside the news of holy war and holy need / ours is just a little sorrowed talk’ put everything in perspective. It makes you realize that a story about two people is just a tiny part of this huge story which is called humanity.”
Dear mischiefmanaged444, I am so sorry for your losses, you have suffered a huge blow, and your ordinary world will never be the same as it was. But however it happened, forgive yourself. All of my love, hopes and thoughts go out to you that you can establish a new ordinary world full of love and peace in your heart.
@@adrianstevens2146 Oh my god....Thank you so much! That really means SO much to me! You are very kind. ❤️❤️❤️
🙏🏻❤️
Sorry for all of your huge losses. I've had many too. I hope you're doing as well as possible in your hopefully normal life that you've gotten back to.
YES! You hit this gem!! The song was written about the death of a very close friend of Simon Le Bon, the lead singer and was an outlet for his grief.
Simon and the rest of the band wrote three songs about this particular loss. “Do You Believe in Shame?” from the album Big Thing, this song off the Wedding Album, and another fantastic song, “Out of My Mind” from The Saint soundtrack and their Medazzaland album.
He wrote this song to his friend who passed, it is a very beautiful tribute.
Come Undone (90s) and Save a Prayer (80s) are absolute Duran Duran standards.
COME UNDONE is another must 90s Duran Duran record!
Simply Red "Holding Back The Years" from 1985 is worth a listen. No.3 on the UK chart and No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100
Has been done on a life stream
This always makes me think of younger sister who died in 1999 at 38. 😢 Miss her every day ❤.
Another great 80s ballad: Howard Jones’ No One Is To Blame
Agreed! 🙂
I joke around with my younger Millennial friends, "we didn't _have_ My Chemical Romance, we had Howard Jones to lift us up and WE LIKED IT."
Outstanding. With Phil collins on drums and backing vocals
Excellent song
I saw them in concert in 2005. This song moved everyone there, including Simon LeBon…it’s about a friend of his he lost to drugs.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭👍
This is 90s Duran Duran. If you want an 80s Duran Duran ballad - Save a Prayer
Was going to say this
This song ALWAYS breaks me and builds me at the same time, "as I try to make my way". Tears every time, for how beautiful and mature a sound this is for Duran Duran.
The lyrics AND the music blend in a way that simply renders me mesmerized and weak in the knees. Then, when I’ve collected myself, I feel strengthened and confident that the world can’t possibly get the best of me. Very few works of art can accomplish that.
Technically a 90s song from a band who broke out in the 80s. This was a real evolution of their sounds from the early 80s stuff. The production and engineering on this one was killer. Such a "wide" sound.
'View to a Kill'. Best Duran, one of the best Bond themes.
They should do a Bond Theme listen.. Aha, Wings, Duran Duran, Carly Simon all great songs... and of course the Shirley Bassey double feature!
@@richardctaylor79 not the worst idea. There was a run of absolute bangers.
This track was the end-credit music in Layer Cake. The film that probably got Daniel Craig the Bond gig.
Still the only Bond theme to hit #1 in the U.S
Garbage’s “The World Is Not Enough” is another great Bond song. It’s not one people think of as often as some others, but it holds up well.
"Papers in the roadside tell of suffering and grief. Feared today, forgot tomorrow. Here beside the news of holy wars and holy greed, ours is just a little sorrowed talk." I don't usually like slow songs, but this song hit me because I had just gone through a break up and could relate; this line in particular gave me perspective.
That's a great line.
I'm so glad this won the poll. It's a great song. Come Undone is another one from them.
One of the top comments underneath the actual video refers to someone saying when you're happy, you enjoy the music, but when you're sad, you understand the lyrics. Frank Ocean is credited for coining that, and this brilliant music is a perfect example of this.
I am neither over-stating nor over-exaggerating when I say that this song, this specific song, has saved my life more than once. It lives in its own perfect crystal sphere, separate and above all other music for me.
Saw Duran Duran live for the 40th time this past September. 100% go and see them live if you get the chance.
This was considered kind of a comeback album for them. Great tune. "Come undone" is another good one from the same album.
Good news guys! Duran Duran is still touring... I saw them in concert in Sacramento just a couple months ago, and they were PHENOMENAL!!! If you ever get the chance to see them in person, do yourself a favor and go. It was one of the most powerful concerts I've seen, which you can't always say about bands that are still touring 30 years later. Which gives you an idea about just how good they really are.
Although released in ‘86, I think, “Notorious” is another great DD tune
This song haunts.
I couldn’t believe this was DD when this came out. Such a great change up for them.
S tier all the way. THE best song of the 90s
IMHO, “Ordinary World” is one of the best pop songs ever written. Spectacular.
@@Beachgirl1same here
I'm sure some will disagree with me, but a great 80's ballad IMO is "More Than This" by Roxy Music. (*disagreement as your first Roxy Music song). However you get there, please get to Roxy Music. Also, how about some soulful 80's ballads like "Sign Your Name' by Terence Trent D'Arby (now known as Sananda Maitreya), or Sade "Smooth Operator"? Many great ballads from that decade.
Avalon has always been one of my favorite albums. Such a mood.
Absolute perfection, that song
No disagreement here! I’ve been banging the Roxy Music drum to A&A for a while now. “More Than This” is sublime perfection!!!
TOTALLY agree, 100%!!! "More Than This" is one of my all time faves.
Amen guys!! A perfect album
A&A, you’ll love their “The Reflex”, “Girls On Film”and “New Moon On Monday” !!! Their videos were always good.
It Is spectacular. Simons vocal on this is crazy and such a beautiful lush arrangement. Great lyrics. Saw them do this on Austin city limits not that long ago and he can still hit these notes! So beautiful thank you so much guys you’ve done it again you made my day.❤❤❤❤❤
Are the end vocals Simon as well?
I know that at least John is /was able to do backing vocals on some of their songs.
@@badkitty4922 yes you can see him do it in a live show on Austin city limits I’m not sure what year it was but it was recent. And he does that end run and sounds amazing.
John’s backing vocals are always great. And a crucial aspect of their sound. Really created great balance for Simon very forward vocals.
@kellypickle51 thank you! It's been forever since I've seen the video, or any other with John or Nick being shown doing backing vocals (in a performance setting).
One of the only things I remember about John is that he sings (maybe even speaks) with a sibilant S. 😉👍
@@kellypickleI saw it too, and it seemed post-pandemic, probably recorded in late 2022 or in 2023 sometime. I believe the show's "publication" date in the end credits was 2023.
Save A Prayer and Ordinary World are my favorite songs by Duran Duran. This is a well put together song full of yearning.
This song was EVERYWHERE in the early 90's.
Written in response to the suicide of a close friend of Simon Le Bon's. I agree with Andy about the first verse. Trying to do anything to cut the quiet, but "can't escape the ghost of you". I was pleasantly surprised when this came out in '93. I never really cared for Duran Duran, but this was a heartfelt, sorrowful, well crafted ballad I was not expecting from them. Definitely respected them after this.
Le Bon's close & childhood friend's name is David Miles, who passed away in 1986. The song was also about the Gulf War (1990-1991). Le Bon wrote the lyrics to his passing with Do You Believe in Shame? (1988). He followed this song up with Ordinary World (1992) & concluded with Out of My Mind (1997) making this a trilogy about the loss of Miles.
Simon Le Bon after the 1986 death of his friend David Miles: "I wrote this song called “Do You Believe In Shame,” and in that song I dedicated a little part of myself to Dave Miles - ‘cause I believe there’s a little part of you inside of me that’ll never die.’ And it was like asking a ghost to come and take up residence inside your head. And that’s how I felt, and I carried that around for six years. And then right around when we were writing this song, I knew that I had to be able to say goodbye. I thought about him every day, and I realized that I wanted to get on with my own life…and I realized it was about being able to say 'yes, my friend is gone, and I loved you, but you’re not here anymore, and I’ve got to get on with life.’ And I wanted to have an ordinary life. That was what inspired the lyric to this song. I don’t want to feel bad anymore. I want to be able to say goodbye.
Simon Le Bon states in another interview, "We wrote ‘Ordinary World’ while the first Gulf War was on. The lines, ‘Papers in the roadside tell of suffering and greed/ feared today, forgot tomorrow / Here beside the news of holy war and holy need / ours is just a little sorrowed talk’ put everything in perspective. It makes you realize that a story about two people is just a tiny part of this huge story which is called humanity.”
There’s just something about this song…goosebumps
My favorite Duran Duran song
80’s ballads
Roxy Music: More than this, Slave to love
Peter Gabriel: In your eyes
U2: The sweetest thing
There is so much Peter Gabriel to listen to.
@@christophercooper1768agreed. I was just mentioning ballads.
Game without frontiers and Solsbury hill are must reviews
All is well, friend! But, really, SO much Peter Gabriel to listen to!@@NS-ie2ld
This is early 90s. "Come Undone" is another great song from this album.
This is the song that when released made a 40 something appreciate and like Duran Duran. Next up, check out Come Undone, guys. Btw, I’m now 71(!) and I still adore this recording.
One of Duran's best. Love this song!
( This is a longer version of the song, I've never heard it before ).
Yes, I thought the beginning sounded different to me
It might be the album version, and we're used to the radio version???
Or the EP??
@@badkitty4922 Sounded like the album version
It IS the album version.
@@dggydddy59Yes, it is. That's why I am disappointed with some music videos that shorten the song. Once you know the whole song, it's hard to listen to anything else.
Save a prayer is another great Duran Duran song.
And yes, theyre still performing. They were recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Everyone is talking about this as their big comeback and theyre correct. It's a song that sends chills.
You should look at one of their projects called The Power Station. Totally different sound but a fantastic group of musicians overall.
Nobody wanted to hear DD around this time and it took this amazing/perfect song to make people pay attention. Then came come undone!
Duran Duran has about 30 songs that are absolutely outstanding.
First 3 albums at least... every song ... fantastic.
Come Undone, for sure.
I had this song on a tape and I remember it playing while driving to London after getting the phone call to tell me my Dad passed away, makes me tear up every time I hear it.
A stunning song and by a long way the best thing they have ever done, glad you guys loved it
They cemented their reputation with this release.
The lead singer, Simon Le Bon, wrote this. It’s about trying to get over the death of a best friend of his. Duran Duran wasn’t just an 80s band. They’re still making music. They’ve had so many good songs over the years.
The lyrics were written by Le Bon about the loss of his childhood and close friend, David Miles. And Ordinary World is the 2nd song of three about Le Bon's grief about his friend.
Simon Le Bon wrote the lyrics, but ex-Frank Zappa and Missing Persons guitarist Warren Cuccurullo wrote the music. He had joined them in the early 90s, after original guitarist Andy Taylor left the band
@@tomfabozzi5353 Cuccurullo wrote his music for his guitar parts like Le Bon wrote the melody & chorus, like John Taylor wrote his bass lines and Nick Rhodes wrote his keyboard parts for Ordinary World and like they do for every Duran Duran song. The group does not have one songwriter nor does the group write songs on their own and bring it to the band. The group gets together with a clean slate for each album and they jam together to come up with songs, and they develop the songs together. So, you are incorrect that "Cuccurullo wrote the music" for this or any Duran Duran song. The band is a democracy & they all write songs together. The only thing they do individually is to come up with their instrumentation parts. That's it but their songs are written collectively as a band in the studio.
And this has been the process since the 80s. When the band goes to make their next album, and as they have done for decades, they will all go to the studio, jam together and wash, rinse & repeat the process over. They will write their songs in that studio all together as a band.
@@tomfabozzi5353Yes, Warren Cuccurullo became a member of Duran Duran (1990) four years after Andy Taylor quit Duran Duran (1986) & remained in Duran Duran until they kicked him out of the band in 2001. And no, Cuccurullo did not write "all" the music as you assume. Every Duran Duran fan knows the band creates & writes songs collectively & share in that process.
So great that you considered this “spectacular”… thanks guys!
"Planet Earth" is another great song by Duran Duran!
I'm constantly surprised by their diverse discography. And they are great live by the way.
My favorite Duran Duran tune -
I remember when this and Come Undone came out. It was like, who the heck are these guys? They sounded so refreshing and so much more mature than previous Duran Duran pop. Didn't know they had it in them (Though I always loved Hungry Like the Wolf)
"The Living Years" by Mike & The Mechanics is an 80's anthemic ballad that's a must listen. Mike Rutherford started the group as a side project while he was on hiatus from the group Genesis (he was a member with Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel), and this particular song cemented his place in music immortality.
There are few choruses that hit as beautiful as that one. When you feel the chorus coming, you feel it....
Actually this song came out in 1993, sorta a comeback. A major fave
So grateful Andy Taylor is getting well and stronger. 😊 10:45
This is a great song. I like this and Come Undone even more. My favorites by Duran Duran are Rio and A view to a Kill. The former has a killer bass line and the latter is the best bond song IMO.
This Album came out in 1992. Almost 10 years after their hay-day. "Come Undone" from is album this is outstanding too. It felt like a 'coming of age' performance. It was like they eschewed their "New Wave" pop entrance on the music scene in the early 80's.. 7 & the Ragged Tiger was such a great milestone album for them, then they seemed to disappear from top 40 music charts only to return with this in the 90's.
All the best,
M-
The song Ordinary World was broadcast on radio in the Fall of 1992 & released as a single in December 1992. The album from this track, aka The Wedding Album, was released on February 15, 1993. "Hedey" is defined as "the period of a person's or thing's greatest success, popularity." Duran Duran reached their "heydey" in 1985- not in 1982. Their rise & hysteria was just initiating in 1982.
Next step---Come Undone, another stellar example of pro songwriting and production.
The thin sound is no doubt because it is the 90's! When all analog gear including iconic compressors like the 1176 and LA-2A's were literally being used as doorstops. Everything was recorded into Sony DASH digital recorders. Any 'noise' was evil incarnate, everything had to sound clean, bright, pristine. Now we know that didn't pan out the way producers and recording engineers and record companies thought it would. All of that analog gear is back and now those doorstops cost thousands of dollars. Having said that this song is so great that it doesn't matter what decade it would've come out of, it would've been great no matter what. Warren Cuccurullo (Frank Zappa, Missing Persons) who had replaced Andy Taylor by now and co-wrote the song is the song centre of gravity. The atonal bass fills by John Taylor are amazing also and I think this is Simon's best vocal ever. Duran's masterpiece.
One of the greatest pieces of music ever written.
SAVE A PRAYER is another great Duran Duran ballad
Pure sonic bliss. S tier straight out of the gate. Just recently have been able to experience this gem without a gleaming tear-filled smile. Gut wrenchingly gorgeous.
John Taylors bass playing was outstanding.
He is up there with the best.
A View To A Kill = another S-Tier banger by Duran and a Bond theme song to boot
My favorite Duran Duran.
This song always gives me a feeling of déjà vu and I’ve never been able to place it. I think it is just such a beautiful song it inspires deep feelings real and imagined.
How have you guys gone this deep on your 80s bender and still not hit any Howard Jones? There’s so many HoJo hits to brighten your day! (or make you cry). 80s synth goodness.
People take the piss out of DD but they actually made a few good albums and some excellent singles. This is probably their best track I absolutely love it. My 80s guilty secret is my love of DD. It's 90s not 80s.
This was a comeback for Duran Duran, and it was big. I feel like it's some of their best work.
Gorgeous song.
I've never been a Duran Duran fan. Just not my thing but I've always loved this song. Always gets me in the feels
Half their songs are like this. 🤷♀️ they just don’t release those.
@@Lamia7609I guess I'll have to dig a bit deeper
I've been a Duran Duran fan since 1982. This has to be the pinnacle of an amazing career❤ But they still have amazing music coming out and currently I'm obsessed with their cover of Psycho Killer off their most recent album Danse Macabre. Its an amazing tribute that does justice to the original, yet is still 100% Duran Duran. The music is captivating Simon's voice is still all that at 65👏
I love that you love Duran Duran! "Save a Prayer" is another great ballad of theirs. "Girls On Film", though more banger than ballad, is also must-hear!
This hits as it was on the radio coming home from hospital after my mother had just died
Guys, you have to hit some of DD's deeper tracks, off the Rio, Seven and the Ragged Tiger, and Notorious albums. Their big hits don't even START to define this band.
Duran Durans best track by far.
Check out Save a Prayer. A peaceful and beautiful 80's song by them
Check out the cover by Eagles of Death Metal.
What an amazeballs tune right? A fav 80's band for me - they played in Toronto Summer 2023 !!
An absolute masterpiece! Not many songs bring out emotion in me, but this one...
If that’s not an S, nothing is. I was living in Dubai when this came out and Duran Duran played an open air concert in the desert. I wasn’t a big fan, but enjoyed it and when they played this… goosebumps. We were standing next to two of the band members’ wives/girlfriends as well which was cool.
Amazing reaction! It was really moving to see how affected Andy was by this song, especially by the lyrics. As others have said this is a 90s song, but that doesn’t take away from its greatness at all. In fact, DD have been consistently making good music since they first appeared on the scene more than 40 years ago. More Duran Duran - their atmospheric 80s ballad “Save a Prayer,” their other big hit from ‘93 “Come Undone,” and their 2007 release with a super indie sound - “Box Full O’ Honey.” And another song that hits like “Ordinary World” but is truly from the ‘80s is “Under the Milky Way” by The Church!
Hi Allison
@@Shadowrider1872 Hey, John! ☺️
Huge respect for your mention of Box Full O' Honey. Fantastic track that always flies under the radar!
@@robtaylor5550 Yes, way under the radar!!! And yet I consider it one of their very best songs!
Fun fact: The front cover of this album features photographs of the band members' parents on their individual wedding days. Such a beautiful song and album.
They are still touring! Saw Duran in 2022 and twice in 2023. And yes, they show up!
"Notorious", "View to a Kill', "I Don't Want Your Love", "Is There Something I Should Know", and let's not forget "Girls. on Film", which started it all.
Planet Earth was their first hit.
@@group-music OK, then let me correct that "Girls on Film" was my introduction to Duran Duran
@@m.y.o.b.724 Cool. An iconic song. 👍
it is a spectacular song by a band who paid their dues, lived through the every-teenage-girl-want-them-fanzine-band to a band a veteran band of great musicians who got down to business and wrote one of the best songs of the 90's.
This song was a smash hit in 1993 was leaked early at a radio station in Fla. got such a great response they had to move up the release date.
Simon's voice, Warren's guitar, the drums, the bass, the keyboards DURAN DURAN is great!
John Taylor is lauded by many as one of the best bass guitarists of their era. One thing of note, when you listen to the intricate bass track of the Rio recording, just remember that he had only been playing the bass for about 3 years or so!
I always appreciate how technically proficient your critiques are.
The terms are not buzz-words or babble-speak, and the elements described are real.
And, of course, "Dude!"
It is spectacular.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I saw Duran Duran in June 2023 and yes, they absolutely still show up!
And "Save A Prayer " is essential DD! Watch the video if you can ...
Simon has a voice you can always recognize and he is backed by such a talented band
Save a Prayer is one of my favs!
Okay... you guys MUST listen to the other monster hit from that album, "Come Undone".
Perfect song of grieving for a loss, regret, acceptance and moving on.
I’ve been a Duranie for over 40 years. Every time I’ve seen them in concert this song makes me cry! They sound incredible and Simon LeBon has a beautiful voice. Bassist John Taylor was named one of the best bass players ever. During each concert everyone chants “Play that Fing Bass John!” They have some concerts come up and they announced a May 17th date. Last tour (I saw them twice in one year) Nile Rodgers and Chic opened along with Bastille! It was amazing to say the least. For an early 80’s song with an amazing bass listen to “Planet Earth” if you haven’t already. They are so young in the video!! Great reaction to one of many great songs!!
Come Undone also
Ordinary world here is one of the greatest songs ever released on the radio during our lifetime.