Kings of the New Romantics and the 80s they took the world by storm. They have been perfectionists with thier amazing music over the last 4 decades their debut single Planet Earth 🌏 🌍 caught everyone's attention . 4 Decades later their music is still fantastic and continues to capture peoples attention ......Love you guys ❤💙
Kraftwerk wasn't extremely big with the masses-but I've noticed they were huge to musicians during the 70's and 80's because they were totally new and nothing remotely sounded like them.
New Religion, that’s why I love ❤️ Duran Duran!!!! Still just simply amazing!!!!! I started playing my instrument when I was 17 , Rodger needs 2 hands to play his. Lmao 😂😂😂 Andy is the secret weapon
8:50 - that synth sound.... I'm sure it was sampled in the early 90''s in an old school, UK hardcore rave track. To think that Nick Rhodes came up with a sound that would be used a decade later and help define a whole new sound for a new generation. Mind blown.
nookie077, thank you very much for uploading this fantastic documentary of "The Making Of Rio". Just like April Gosa, I've been searching a long time for this too and John Taylor's bass playing still blows me away.
Its funny how Johns talking about in 82 that nobody had really done synthesizer based albums besides Kraftwerk I have one word for you John Devo.. they were doing it in the late mid to late 70s
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Kings of the New Romantics and the 80s they took the world by storm.
They have been perfectionists with thier amazing music over the last 4 decades their debut single Planet Earth 🌏 🌍 caught everyone's attention . 4 Decades later their music is still fantastic and continues to capture peoples attention ......Love you guys ❤💙
New Religion, that’s why I love ❤️ Duran Duran!!!! Still just simply amazing!!!!!
Totally true musicians Duran Duran best band on planet earth 🌎🌍
I started playing my instrument when I was 17 , Rodger needs 2 hands to play his. Lmao 😂😂😂
THANK YOU for posting this excellent documentary, I'd never seen it! I love that there's so much of Roger in it, as he's usually pretty quiet
Kraftwerk wasn't extremely big with the masses-but I've noticed they were huge to musicians during the 70's and 80's because they were totally new and nothing remotely sounded like them.
Andy is the secret weapon
John "Roger needs two hands for his." lol hahahaha
The video of their first gig is a hidden easter egg on the "Greatest" DVD. Although the audio is from the actual single...
New Religion, that’s why I love ❤️ Duran Duran!!!! Still just simply amazing!!!!!
I started playing my instrument when I was 17 , Rodger needs 2 hands to play his. Lmao 😂😂😂
Andy is the secret weapon
8:50 - that synth sound.... I'm sure it was sampled in the early 90''s in an old school, UK hardcore rave track.
To think that Nick Rhodes came up with a sound that would be used a decade later and help define a whole new sound for a new generation. Mind blown.
Sweet Jeebus...someone actually thought to get their first gig on video? Is the actual original video w/ sound available anywhere, I wonder?
ben looking for this forever i am in America thank god for BBC TV LOL
How about thanking me for illegally uploading the thing? Screw the BBC mate.
nookie077, thank you very much for uploading this fantastic documentary of "The Making Of Rio". Just like April Gosa, I've been searching a long time for this too and John Taylor's bass playing still blows me away.
Awwwww I
New Religion..... Quality.....
Birmingham wasnt represented in the national music media..
....john.....?
Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, ELO, Traffic??????
john must have said on purpose!! WHAT ABOUT SABBATH?????
well, they had left birmingham at that point and there wasn't much of a local scene then until punk came around.
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Qué chiquitos más terribles!!! Se los va llevar el diablo!!! 4:21
Its funny how Johns talking about in 82 that nobody had really done synthesizer based albums besides Kraftwerk I have one word for you John Devo.. they were doing it in the late mid to late 70s
Actually he also mentioned Depeche Mode!
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