Oh to have been an 80's kid listening to all these incredible bands...Duran Duran, Depeche Mode, Billy Idol, U2, INXS, etc. my walls were literally plastered with them all.
Great documentary, so thank you for the upload. I think it portrayed the band members as very articulate, which is not always the case. I saw them recently at Madison Square Garden, and they were great. I can certainly understand their longevity.
The only band that still gives me chills, from the first note to the last evokes memories of my youth. And still drop dead gorgeous. Long may you reign
Roger came out of his shell!!! I have never heard him speak much, and with a smile and letting loose! He was SOOO shy and introverted when they began. 😁❤️
The best documentary on DD I’ve seen. Love the revisits to their old ‘hood and individual interviews. The guys show more candor and sincerity, but most of all they don’t talk over each other as they tend to do, especially with poor Roger hardly ever getting in a word! Thank you so much for the upload!! ❤😃❤
Took my two oldest kids to see Duran Duran in Denver, it was pretty amazing, they had listened on many car trips to all the CDs, was their first concert.
As a musician myself, I have very eclectic tastes. I have always loved Duran Duran, especially everything they did in the 80's. I also, listen to bands such as Van Halen, Volbeat, Disturbed and the list goes on...instrumentalists like Joe Stariani and Steve Vai as well, but among my hodge podge of music that I keep on a thumb drive in my car is every album from Duran Duran from the 80's. Throws my kids heads for a spin, when they here me listening to those albums in my car. They just can't see me listening to synth driven, neo-disco tainted music (and I hate disco), since I am viewed as the headbanging lead guitarist dad!