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Anybody enjoy the band Duran Duran with members of Simon LeBon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor and Roger Taylor? I have 5 of their albums (yes, I'm a huge fan): - Duran Duran [1981] - Rio [1982] - Seven and The Ragged Tiger [1983] - Astronaut [2004] - Rio (U.S. Album Collector's Edition) [2009] I'm a 16 year old teenager and a lot of people find it astonishing that I like them, I understand why. To me Nick Rhodes the keyboardist makes such unique sounds, especially on "Lonely In Your Nightmare," "Hungry Like The Wolf," "Of Crime and Passion," "Tiger Tiger," and "Taste The Summer." Simon LeBon has such a unique set of words in his music as the vocalist, recall in Hungry Like The Wolf he begins with the terms "Dawn in the city night as a wire, steam in the subway earth is afire." To me these underlined words are pretty cool what he says, also in Lonely In Your Nightmare. Does anybody else like them or how unique they are? :-\
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Don't know - when I was a teenager back in 80's it was "cool" to dislike Duran Duran, just as it is cool to dislike Justin Bieber today. Of course, it is just silly - they were not that bad at all, and neither is Justin B..
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Anybody enjoy the band Duran Duran with members of Simon LeBon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor and Roger Taylor? I have 5 of their albums (yes, I'm a huge fan): - Duran Duran [1981] - Rio [1982] - Seven and The Ragged Tiger [1983] - Astronaut [2004] - Rio (U.S. Album Collector's Edition) [2009] I'm a 16 year old teenager and a lot of people find it astonishing that I like them, I understand why. To me Nick Rhodes the keyboardist makes such unique sounds, especially on "Lonely In Your Nightmare," "Hungry Like The Wolf," "Of Crime and Passion," "Tiger Tiger," and "Taste The Summer." Simon LeBon has such a unique set of words in his music as the vocalist, recall in Hungry Like The Wolf he begins with the terms "Dawn in the city night as a wire, steam in the subway earth is afire." To me these underlined words are pretty cool what he says, also in Lonely In Your Nightmare. Does anybody else like them or how unique they are? :-\
Simple Greetings and Regards, Brandon Programming in C and C++ now, now developing applications, services and drivers (and maybe some kernel modules...psst kernel-mode drivers...psst). Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
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i liked them, when i was your age - at least partially because all the girls i wanted to get with liked them a lot. that was in the mid-80s. i still listen to them occasionally, though.
Chris Losinger wrote:
i liked them, when i was your age - at least partially because all the girls i wanted to get with liked them a lot
You slowing down on looking for women then? :)
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Chris Losinger wrote:
i liked them, when i was your age - at least partially because all the girls i wanted to get with liked them a lot
You slowing down on looking for women then? :)
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It's not the destination, it's the journey.married. can't look for them. at them, sure. but only when Mrs isn't watching. :)
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married. can't look for them. at them, sure. but only when Mrs isn't watching. :)
Completely understand. I went way out of the way in a parking lot one time to look at a beautiful blond and got bitch slapped. Didn't try that again. :)
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Completely understand. I went way out of the way in a parking lot one time to look at a beautiful blond and got bitch slapped. Didn't try that again. :)
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It's not the destination, it's the journey.Do the two of you carry the wifey's purse too?
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Didn't like 'em then, don't like 'em now. Actually, I listened to mostly 60s music in the 80s.
In the 50s I listened to 50s music. In the 60s I listened to 60s music. In the 70s I listened to 70s music. In the 80s I listened to 70s music. In the 90s I listened to 70s music. In the... hmmm...
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Anybody enjoy the band Duran Duran with members of Simon LeBon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor and Roger Taylor? I have 5 of their albums (yes, I'm a huge fan): - Duran Duran [1981] - Rio [1982] - Seven and The Ragged Tiger [1983] - Astronaut [2004] - Rio (U.S. Album Collector's Edition) [2009] I'm a 16 year old teenager and a lot of people find it astonishing that I like them, I understand why. To me Nick Rhodes the keyboardist makes such unique sounds, especially on "Lonely In Your Nightmare," "Hungry Like The Wolf," "Of Crime and Passion," "Tiger Tiger," and "Taste The Summer." Simon LeBon has such a unique set of words in his music as the vocalist, recall in Hungry Like The Wolf he begins with the terms "Dawn in the city night as a wire, steam in the subway earth is afire." To me these underlined words are pretty cool what he says, also in Lonely In Your Nightmare. Does anybody else like them or how unique they are? :-\
Simple Greetings and Regards, Brandon Programming in C and C++ now, now developing applications, services and drivers (and maybe some kernel modules...psst kernel-mode drivers...psst). Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
I like them well enough. If I hear one of their songs playing on the radio when I'm flipping through the stations I'll stop when I hear them. Last night I heard parts of "Hungry Like the Wolf" two different times. :) I don't have any of their albums, however. Years ago I saw them live. They were new on the music scene, probably only their first single released. It was part of large outdoor show with several other acts. They were added as a replacement for another group that apparently canceled. (That was a band by the name of Talk Talk. I think the promoters thought they could fool the ticket buyers by putting in another group with a repeated word in its name. :laugh: ) The show started with a local band that had made a fairly big name for themselves. Next up was the Fab Five as they were later called. Then the act that I went to see, Elvis Costello and the Attractions. The headliner was Blondie. Ah the memories....
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Anybody enjoy the band Duran Duran with members of Simon LeBon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor and Roger Taylor? I have 5 of their albums (yes, I'm a huge fan): - Duran Duran [1981] - Rio [1982] - Seven and The Ragged Tiger [1983] - Astronaut [2004] - Rio (U.S. Album Collector's Edition) [2009] I'm a 16 year old teenager and a lot of people find it astonishing that I like them, I understand why. To me Nick Rhodes the keyboardist makes such unique sounds, especially on "Lonely In Your Nightmare," "Hungry Like The Wolf," "Of Crime and Passion," "Tiger Tiger," and "Taste The Summer." Simon LeBon has such a unique set of words in his music as the vocalist, recall in Hungry Like The Wolf he begins with the terms "Dawn in the city night as a wire, steam in the subway earth is afire." To me these underlined words are pretty cool what he says, also in Lonely In Your Nightmare. Does anybody else like them or how unique they are? :-\
Simple Greetings and Regards, Brandon Programming in C and C++ now, now developing applications, services and drivers (and maybe some kernel modules...psst kernel-mode drivers...psst). Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison
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Does anybody else like them or how unique they are?
Yes, but unique? Not necessarily - these are also some of my favorite musicians / groups that I think have many similar qualities, and I'm sure there are more as well. Dire Straits Chris Rea Peter Gabriel Jethro Tull Alan Parson's Project The Fixx Marc
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