Those that almost made the grade but deserve an honorary mention include luscious B-sides Faith In Colour and Like An Angel the subtler end of Duran balladry in Too Late Marlene (Big Thing), Starting To Remember ( Pop Trash ) and Point Of No Return ( Astronaut ) as well as pop highpoints I Take The Dice ( Seven And The Ragged Tiger ) and Too Much Information (the ‘Wedding Album’ ).Ī few moments from Rio are also absent (well, we couldn’t include them all), and newer fare such as Face For Today and Paper Gods also just missed the boat. Duran Duran - Ordinary World 04:40 6.41 MB 90,403,342. Well now prides gone out the window, cross the rooftops, run away. We’ve chosen to disallow both covers (skilfully circumnavigating the much-maligned Thank You LP) and side-projects to avoid any squabbling, and there’s a lengthy list of cuts that were reluctantly consigned to the ‘bubbling under’ category. Beyond the album hits, there’s a singular chart-topping satellite single, album tracks revamped with cutting-edge producers (and then put through the Duran mould) and a few B-sides that were plainly as good as any of those carefully-selected album choices.

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