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| Value for Money | 10/10 |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 10/10 |
| Epic, October 11, 2004, Catalog Number: 5179208 |  | £10.59P&P - Check site |
| Epic, October 11, 2004, UPC: 5099751792031 |  | £8.48P&P - Check site |
| Epic, October 11, 2004, UPC: 5099751792086 | | £10.48P&P - Check site |
Full review by
Gloria1504
on 11th Jul 2007
User Rating : 10
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Good Points: Just Brilliant. Lots of tracks and all good quality.
Bad Points: NONE
General comments: Despite the fact that many think Duran Duran are a band for older people, I would recommend listening to this album, you may surprise yourselves.
I was a Durany in the 80's and still am today, and I tell everyone who laughs that I will take them to their next concert, and guarantee that they will not disappoint.
For men fast approaching their 50s they are fabulous live and put on a real show.
This album is a real eclectic mix of sounds and styles.........the lyrics to most of the songs are meaningful whether they have a point to make or whether they are just tongue in cheek......my favourite line....."what if its real, what if you were faking, what if you knew you could?"
Gloria1504's review and ratings | 137 words
Review by
superflu
expert review 
on 17th Oct 2004
User Rating : 10
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Duran Duran, Astronaut - Contrary to popular belief, Duran Duran are not an 80s band. They formed in the 70s, and released more albums in the 90s than the decade everyone associates them with. They never split up, the line-up just changed. They never stopped touring, they just stopped attracting hysterical teenagers. Duran Duran have always been around. We just stopped caring.
That was until the original 5 members reunited three years ago. Ignition sequence start: they won a Lifetime Achievem ...
superflu's full review | 427 words
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