Singles Box Set 1986–1995 is a box set by Duran Duran. Comprising 14 CDs, it was released by EMI 13 September 2004 and features the singles covering the era from Notorious to Thank You. This was the first time many of these tracks, including b-sides and alternate versions, appeared on CD. While a few remixes were also absent from this collection, the most notable missing songs are four b-sides which appeared on various editions of the "Come Undone" single in 1993: "Falling Angel" "Time for Temptation" "Stop Dead" "To the Shore (remix)" "To the Shore" originally appeared on the band's Read Full BioSingles Box Set 1986–1995 is a box set by Duran Duran. Comprising 14 CDs, it was released by EMI 13 September 2004 and features the singles covering the era from Notorious to Thank You.
This was the first time many of these tracks, including b-sides and alternate versions, appeared on CD.
While a few remixes were also absent from this collection, the most notable missing songs are four b-sides which appeared on various editions of the "Come Undone" single in 1993:
"Falling Angel"
"Time for Temptation"
"Stop Dead"
"To the Shore (remix)"
"To the Shore" originally appeared on the band's first album Duran Duran (1981), but due to the playing time limitations of vinyl records, when the album was reissued in 1983 the song was dropped in favour of the new single "Is There Something I Should Know?". The song remained unfamiliar to many who became fans only after their mainstream success in 1983 and after.
This was the first time many of these tracks, including b-sides and alternate versions, appeared on CD.
While a few remixes were also absent from this collection, the most notable missing songs are four b-sides which appeared on various editions of the "Come Undone" single in 1993:
"Falling Angel"
"Time for Temptation"
"Stop Dead"
"To the Shore (remix)"
"To the Shore" originally appeared on the band's first album Duran Duran (1981), but due to the playing time limitations of vinyl records, when the album was reissued in 1983 the song was dropped in favour of the new single "Is There Something I Should Know?". The song remained unfamiliar to many who became fans only after their mainstream success in 1983 and after.
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Notorious
Duran Duran Lyrics
No-no-notorious
No-no-notorious
I can't read about it, burns the skin from your eyes
I'll do fine without it, here's one you don't compromise
Lies come hard to disguise
Let me to fight it out, not wild about it
Lay your seedy judgments, who says they're part of our lives?
You own the money, you control the witness
I hear you're lonely, don't monkey with my business
You pay the profits to justify your reasons
I heard your promise but I don't believe it
That's why I'll do it again
No-no-notorious
Girls will keep the secrets, so long as boys make the noise
Fools run rings to break up, something they'll never destroy
Grand notorious slam, bam, and who really gives a damn
For a flaky bandit?
Don't ask me to bleed about it, I need this blood to survive
You own the money, you control the witness
I hear you're lonely, don't monkey with my business
You pay the profits to justify your reasons
I heard your promise but I don't believe it
That's why I'll do it again
No-no-notorious
Notorious
Notorious
You own the money, you control the witness
I hear you're lonely, don't monkey with my business
You pay the profits to justify your reasons
I heard your promise but I don't believe it
You own the money, you control the witness
I hear you're lonely, don't monkey with my business
You pay the profits to justify your reasons
I heard your promise but I don't believe it
That's why I'll do it again
No
No-no
That's why I'll do it again
No-notorious
Yeah, that's why I'll do it again
No-no-notorious
Yeah, that's why I'll do it again
No-notorious
No-no-notorious (yeah, that's why I'll do it again)
No-notorious
No-no-notorious
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: John Nigel Taylor, Nick Rhodes, Simon John Le Bon
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Leigh
Let's be fair, our parents who were born in the 70's and the 80's definitely had the best music hands down 🙌
Suerde França
Com muito orgulho, sou de 1971, e como vc diz, era a época em que ouvíamos música de verdade!!
MemoryLaneCinema
u made me feel old mate
Landscape Pros
@dave West That's not really true. This type of stuff was all the rage among teenagers and young adults in the early 80's. I don't know about you but my parents weren't teenagers. My parents were listening to Hendrix, the Doors, and the Beatles, not duran duran or literally any other 80's music. In fact I can recall my father calling it a bunch of trash. :)
Aaron Vail
1977 Baby and damm Proud, Best Music Ever!! 70s 80s and 90s!!
william ross
YA VOLT😉
Chip Douglas
John Taylor is the most underrated bassist in history.
clonmult
"Underrated" - except no, he isn't underrated. He's viewed as influential and is definitely not underrated.
jeffrey Wilde
lo. nile rodgers produced this song. they simply mimed the parts.
Charles Page
COMPLETELY.