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Duran Duran: The Rolling Stone Interview

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Last summer Duran Duran sat down with Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield for a career-spanning interview, in anticipation of the band's new album 'Future Past.'

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20 Comments

@echopryme 4 years ago

I'll say this without any irony...

Duran Duran is one of the best bands of musicians thats happened in my lifetime! EVERYONE in thatcband is a MASTER of their art!

@IDMD8 4 years ago

John Taylor is the most under rated bass player in music - outstanding musician!

@MatildaSuperstar 3 years ago

No one owns the 80's like Duran Duran! They are the kings of that decade and have aged like the finest wine.

@depecheddurand 4 years ago

duran duran deserves to be in the rock n roll hall of fame .

@lpsglitterpaws8536 2 years ago

Oh dear God! Here we are in 2023 and we are still loving this band!!

@mattier.9095 4 years ago (edited)

Such gentlemen and humble spirits, they compliment their producers, other artists in their album and Andy. More artists should take note.

@DeanWThomas 4 years ago (edited)

I really enjoyed this interview. It’s good to see that rolling stone has changed there stance on Duran Duran after 40 years. Hopefully the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame comes around soon as well.

@bowieblondie 4 years ago

Rolling Stone magazine used to HATE Duran Duran - never gave them any respect, even their one cover was an article that attacked them mercilessly. Glad to see that RS mag finally sees the light --- as the fans have known for a very long time, Duran Duran is a great and unique band that has obviously stood the test of time!!

@jamesnewman4351 4 years ago

Duran Duran , to me , are living Legends!

@glennpagemusic 4 years ago

I think Nick's speaking voice may be the most soothing sound on the planet. I think they could play a recording of his voice at a rampaging lion and it would go to sleep.

@webstersempire 4 years ago

Good Interviewer! He never interrupted or talked over the guys-how refreshing today.

@YllaStar95970 4 years ago

The only band to escape the James Bond career curse, to go on and continue to innovate, and surprise.

@thenightporter 4 years ago

Roger sure was blessed by the hair gods.

@johnshields6852 4 years ago

Simons always had such a unique voice, the little nuances, as soon as you hear him sing, it's like, that's Simon.

@mogznwaz 4 years ago

I knew back in 1981 that these guys were the real deal. Even when they split I knew it wasn't the end. Class, talent and passion live forever.

@kevinsturges6957 4 years ago

I love the fact that all these mature men are wearing eyeliner. Mine is never coming off.

@JonnieKid 4 years ago

Love the way they let each other speak. So respectful of each other and noone tries to take over

@TitianTopsyTurvy 4 years ago

What a fabulous interview. The guys give each other more space to have a say (not hogging the limelight). Maturity and acceptance of strengths and weaknesses are evident here. What a lovely band of brothers they are!