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Duran Duran
Released 1998

Hungry Like The Wolf
03:25
77,980 plays

The Reflex
04:25
60,732 plays

A View To A Kill
03:33
53,549 plays

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- 1
- Is There Something I Should Know
- 04:07
- 27,521 plays

- 2
- The Reflex
- 04:25
- 60,732 plays

- 3
- A View To A Kill
- 03:33
- 53,549 plays

- 4
- Ordinary World
- 04:42
- 42,731 plays

- 5
- Save A Prayer
- 03:47
- 34,182 plays

- 6
- Rio
- 04:45
- 38,470 plays

- 7
- Hungry Like The Wolf
- 03:25
- 77,980 plays

- 8
- Girls On Film
- 03:30
- 37,904 plays

- 9
- Planet Earth
- 03:59
- 18,860 plays

- 10
- Union Of The Snake
- 04:20
- 22,535 plays

- 11
- New Moon On Monday
- 04:18
- 25,444 plays

- 12
- The Wild Boys
- 04:16
- 38,148 plays

- 13
- Notorious
- 03:58
- 32,197 plays

- 14
- I Don't Want Your Love (Shep Pettibone 7-Inch Mix)
- 03:47
- 14,160 plays

- 15
- All She Wants Is (45 Mix)
- 04:26
- 16,019 plays

- 16
- Electric Barbarella (Radio Edit)
- 04:15
- 14,067 plays

- 17
- Serious (7-Inch Edit)
- 03:56
- 11,980 plays

- 18
- Skin Trade (Radio Cut)
- 04:25
- 11,270 plays

- 19
- Come Undone (Edit)
- 04:15
- 34,847 plays

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album review

Twenty years since their pop music debut, Duran Duran issued another greatest-hits collection. As if 1989's Decade wasn't stellar enough, this select package was much more solid. Greatest showcased the band's early days of glam rock décor and new romanticism to the alluring sophistication Duran Duran exuded throughout the '90s. The typical synth-powered pop hits are included -- "Girls on Film," "Rio," "A View to a Kill" -- as well as the signature ballads -- "Save a Prayer" -- but it might also receive criticism due to its chronological disarray. Still, that gives no reason to fret, for other goodies can be found throughout. The much-neglected "New Moon on Monday" is featured, as well as the band's mature eclecticism of such songs from the self-titled Wedding Album -- "Ordinary World" and "Come Undone." The band's experimentation with new millennium electronica found on "Electric Barbarella" again refocuses on Simon LeBon as the center of the band. A continuity blatantly obvious on Greatest and the strong commercialism that progressed throughout the band's healthy evolvement is not denied. Those chart-smashing singles from the 1980s made them a force to be reckoned with and an arena favorite. The songs are nearly ageless and they get their due here. It's a cheeky production and a definitive depiction of one of rock's biggest pop bands. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide