Duran Duran

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10 years ago

skatoad

Kinda reminds me of New Order's True Faith vid.

10 years ago

ScrittiSparkle

ok so i was passing by the living room back when,i heard this song on tv,i went into the living room and saw this video,i was overcome with want of this song,it was the best thing ever,thats when i was hooked,for 33 more years lol

10 years ago

rprzntn

Please please tell me now, is there something i should know? is there something i should say???

10 years ago

Rico Bowen

That song really sucks...obviously they were in a hurry to write that one!

10 years ago

Mr.Parkbridge

Ottavo singolo dei Duran Duran , uscito il 19 marzo 1983.Ha debuttato nella posizione numero uno della UK Singles Chart .Ha raggiunto il quarto posto nella US Billboard Hot 100 e ha venduto più di un milione di copie.

10 years ago

neb 78

Please please tell me now,please please tell me now...

10 years ago

ScrittiSparkle

i was 13 and saw this in passing on tv,i sat and watched it and i was hooked for 33 years! dd bliss

10 years ago

Jeff MusicMan

*HI GUYS!, I'M BACK!, HOW ABOUT SOME DURAN DURAN TO GET THE NIGHT STARTED?*

10 years ago

mary geldmacher

Check out this video on YouTube:

10 years ago

R Owens

I may quit listening to this song in the next decade, probably not. Thanks for the post!!

10 years ago

Garrett Johnson

What's the deal with John's hair in this video?

10 years ago

Bob Kidd

This was the "quick, get something from their first album out there in the US before people lose interest while they make Seven and the Ragged Tiger" release. I never understood why they didn't put "Girls on Film" out instead of this one. Don't get me wrong, this is one of their better ones, but "Girls on Film" would have created all kinds of fuss in the US because of the video.

10 years ago

Lucy Bowie

DURAN DURAN ILLUMINATI

10 years ago

Richard Liam

Duran Duran - they were a successful band of the 1980s!

10 years ago

glenn loughran

On top of this being a classic number one song..the video editing is incredible. Bands of today are using the same split screen techniques that we first saw here 32 years ago.

10 years ago