Duran Duran - Strange Behaviour
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Free Music Review: Great CD!!
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a great double cd cointaining the hard to find never before released extended versions of Duran Duran greatest hits. If you did not buy this cd and your a Duran Duran fan, I suggest you to get it and listen to their songs that made a major success back in the 80s and 90s.Free Music Review: Wonderful,,,,,
Hit: 5 Stars
This is truly for any Duran fan, all of the remixes are super great, it's a great dance CD this one cost a little more but is worth every red cent, you will love it!!!!!!!Free Music Review: HEY DJ'S
Hit: 5 Stars
If you're a DJ, you gotta have it. Watch how the dance floor lights upFree Music Review: Duran Duran - Remixed.
Hit: 4 Stars
"Strange Behaviour," whose title is lifted from the lyric of the 1986 single "Skin Trade," is the first career-spanning remix album from Duran Duran. I already own many of these 12-inch mixes on vinyl, but it's convenient to have them all on two CDs. The first disc, which covers the years 1981-84, is classic Duran Duran, featuring "night" versions of the hits "Girls on Film," the original mix of "My Own Way," and "Hungry Like the Wolf." There's also a version of "Planet Earth," that I haven't heard before and is different from the one I own on the 1981 12-inch single. Other notable tracks are extended versions of "Union of the Snake" and "New Moon On Monday," although I'm no huge fan of the 12 version of "The Reflex," which verges on annoying. While the first disc is automatically a keeper, the second disc, which covers the years 1986-93, is where things get patchy. I can't deny the excellent mixes of the Nile Rogers-produced "Notorious" and "Skin Trade," and I also dig "I Don't Want Your Love" and "All She Wants Is." However, "Strange Behaviour" runs into a few clunkers such as the sluggish remix of "Violence of Summer," and bland remixes of "Love Voodoo" and "None of the Above." Even so, this double-disc set is a recommended purchase for Durannies who want a one-stop collection of the band's 12 mixes.Free Music Review: NICE COLLECTOR'S ITEM
Hit: 4 Stars
For serious fans and collectors, this is a nice package, and well worth its rather hefty import price tag. Several never before released remixes appear here, along with a few harder to find remixes. A few clunkers aside ( I don't much care for some of the later remixes, they don't really add anything to the original songs)this is a must-have for fans.