YES! YES! Probably the song I played the most in the 80s. Total Duranie. I love that Duran are finally getting recognition. I hope they get into the RRHOF, even if it is Jan Wenner’s sham. Yay, Ty! I can be happy for the rest of the day! 🤣😎
Timeless!Wish i was 16 again.What a magnificent sound and vision.I also got a soft spot on a deepcut from that iconic RIO album.'Lonenly in your nightmare".Loved also the video clip in that abandonded house and the dreamy way Simon was gazing out of the window that passing by mysterious black dressed lady.Also liked his hairdo and dressing code and was quite glad at the time, i had by nature a resemblance to him,though not that tall and glamorous ha!ha!.Did same thing dressed same way same jacket,boots and stuff,lol!Great years,so nostalgic.
One of my favorite groups from the 80's. Their music is magic! Lots of great hits. One of my favorite album cuts by them is called The Chauffeur. There is a music video for this song. Must Hear Good!
Russell Mulcahy did a ton of classic video clips back in the day and was sort of the go to guy for visuals who invented a lot of the techniques people still use in them. Most of the classic Duran Duran clips, Vienna by Ultravox, a bunch of Elton John clips, "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the Buggles which is the first clip on MTV, "Bette Davis Eyes" by Kim Carnes, "Turning Japanese" by the Vapours, "Lots of the Spandau Ballet clips "Pressure" by Billy Joel, "Sex" by Berlin. He's done film and tv and directed the cult classic "Highlander".
Alpha Omega Thanx for the info.Always wanted to search about that guy but always escaped my mind.Those iconic clips gave a boost to DD's career.Clicked so perfectly to their soundscape.
I DURAN DURAN. SONO IL PIÙ GRANDE GRUPPO DI TUTTI I TEMPI...IMMENSI..LE EMOZIONI CHE TRASMETTONO CON LA LORO ,MUSICA ,DAL VIVO E VIDEO SONO INARRIVABILI...SONO ARTISTI A TT TONDO......❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️POI. SAVE A PRAYER SIGNORE E SIGNORI... TUTTI IN PIEDI!
What is to be said about both song and that exotic video?As Alpha Omega hinted that guy(Russel Mulcahy) did a series of lil masterpieces back then, that looked even more fantastic to our teenage eyes.And stood the test of time.I'ld suggest you revisit DDuran doing the iconic, luxurious-tropical clip "RIO".Also "THE REFLEX" was a big hit there,too.Both are impressive and instantly catchy for listeners of any age i think.
@@edwardf103 Yes of course!And so well deserved.And a couple of them were quite "adult" and erm...quite "saucy"lol!But many of us that consisted their record buying public,were living in that teenage period(12-17yrs old).So we usually tend to be more emotionally attached to their early legacy cause of the age that we were at the time.And we cherish tenderly that real time experience.It happens with every generation.So physically.
As a kid I watched the early "tropical videos" on MTV and yes like really elevated the band for me, very Indiana Jones vibe to a young teenager like me. 😎😎
The intro and sequence that runs through the whole song is a Fairlight C.M.I. IIx. The Fairlight also does all the weird pitch changes at the outro and end. The other keyboards are a Prophet 5 during the chorus. The other synthesizer used during the verses is the Roland Jupiter-8. The main difference between the 1rst Duran Duran album and Rio was the addition of the Fairlight C.M.I. The rim shot sound is the Simmons SDS-V electric drum kit
Mature outlook on a mature song. I think sonny boy hit the nail on the head. He has a good ear for excellent, understated production, which Rio is full of. That's why that entire album and particularly this song stand the test of time. Don't forget to tell him that these guys were in their late teens to early 20s creating this record! I honestly can't wait to hear what he thinks of The Chauffeur. BTW, there actually was a key synth sound in this song, but it was just so expertly woven within the song that it didn't come across as that overbearing 80s synth sound. Oh is it there tho.
Always enjoy your reactions. Nice to have two generations react to Duran Duran! Keep it going. What a beautiful song and beautiful video. The Chorus was influenced by Gordon Lightfoot's "If You Could Read My Mind," which also influenced "Hungry Like The Wolf."
Hey Alexander, wow that is a funny comment 😎 Thx for watching the show, I know it gets confusing sometimes because I'm the more excitable older dude and Ty is just way Chill, ha 😎✌🏼
YES! YES! Probably the song I played the most in the 80s. Total Duranie. I love that Duran are finally getting recognition. I hope they get into the RRHOF, even if it is Jan Wenner’s sham. Yay, Ty! I can be happy for the rest of the day! 🤣😎
Duran. .... Pure Legends 😎😎
One of the best songs ever written and one of the best bands. Love DD.
My favorite Duran Duran song! I was 11 years old and in love with John Taylor.
Timeless!Wish i was 16 again.What a magnificent sound and vision.I also got a soft spot on a deepcut from that iconic RIO album.'Lonenly in your nightmare".Loved also the video clip in that abandonded house and the dreamy way Simon was gazing out of the window that passing by mysterious black dressed lady.Also liked his hairdo and dressing code and was quite glad at the time, i had by nature a resemblance to him,though not that tall and glamorous ha!ha!.Did same thing dressed same way same jacket,boots and stuff,lol!Great years,so nostalgic.
Pure Nostalgia with this tune / video yes 😎😎
One of my favorite groups from the 80's. Their music is magic! Lots of great hits. One of my favorite album cuts by them is called The Chauffeur. There is a music video for this song. Must Hear Good!
My favourite song and video of the 80's. awsome!
Russell Mulcahy did a ton of classic video clips back in the day and was sort of the go to guy for visuals who invented a lot of the techniques people still use in them. Most of the classic Duran Duran clips, Vienna by Ultravox, a bunch of Elton John clips, "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the Buggles which is the first clip on MTV, "Bette Davis Eyes" by Kim Carnes, "Turning Japanese" by the Vapours, "Lots of the Spandau Ballet clips "Pressure" by Billy Joel, "Sex" by Berlin. He's done film and tv and directed the cult classic "Highlander".
Alpha Omega Thanx for the info.Always wanted to search about that guy but always escaped my mind.Those iconic clips gave a boost to DD's career.Clicked so perfectly to their soundscape.
Great info thx, nice Ultravox reference, gotta have them on the show! 😎😎
I DURAN DURAN. SONO IL PIÙ GRANDE GRUPPO DI TUTTI I TEMPI...IMMENSI..LE EMOZIONI CHE TRASMETTONO CON LA LORO ,MUSICA ,DAL VIVO E VIDEO SONO INARRIVABILI...SONO ARTISTI A TT TONDO......❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️POI. SAVE A PRAYER SIGNORE E SIGNORI... TUTTI IN PIEDI!
This is brilliant awesome amazing 👍 ya son getting to luv Duran Duran!!!! He will becum a Duranie soon lol fab review awesome
Beautiful Duran Duran classic!
This song and the video are an evergreen!
I love this song ❤
I'm a hard rock fan but can appreciate a well crafted pop song. Serious from 2009 shows they can still turn out a catchy tune
Filmed in Sri Lanka just before the horrific civil war that killed 10s of thousands of people.
What is to be said about both song and that exotic video?As Alpha Omega hinted that guy(Russel Mulcahy) did a series of lil masterpieces back then, that looked even more fantastic to our teenage eyes.And stood the test of time.I'ld suggest you revisit DDuran doing the iconic, luxurious-tropical clip "RIO".Also "THE REFLEX" was a big hit there,too.Both are impressive and instantly catchy for listeners of any age i think.
Their videos went beyond teenage eyes as they won two Grammy Awards for their videos.
@@edwardf103 Yes of course!And so well deserved.And a couple of them were quite "adult" and erm...quite "saucy"lol!But many of us that consisted their record buying public,were living in that teenage period(12-17yrs old).So we usually tend to be more emotionally attached to their early legacy cause of the age that we were at the time.And we cherish tenderly that real time experience.It happens with every generation.So physically.
As a kid I watched the early "tropical videos" on MTV and yes like really elevated the band for me, very Indiana Jones vibe to a young teenager like me. 😎😎
Wow! I didn't know Flea was doing reaction videos!
Awesomesauce!!! I remember my older girl cousins playing this in their room as a kid
I used to play this for my mother in the 80s and comically sing it with very bad translation to Swedish, and she loved it 🤣❤
This is a masterpiece..
Awwww The “One Night Stand” Song ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Nice reaction! Save a Prayer is one of my favorites from DD. The video is very good as well.
dad just cant seem to chill long enough for son to enjoy his first time experience 😆
The intro and sequence that runs through the whole song is a Fairlight C.M.I. IIx. The Fairlight also does all the weird pitch changes at the outro and end. The other keyboards are a Prophet 5 during the chorus. The other synthesizer used during the verses is the Roland Jupiter-8. The main difference between the 1rst Duran Duran album and Rio was the addition of the Fairlight C.M.I. The rim shot sound is the Simmons SDS-V electric drum kit
Great to see another Duran Duran reaction! Classic song from a classic album. I hope you'll react to New Religion or Out of my Mind some day😊.
Mature outlook on a mature song. I think sonny boy hit the nail on the head. He has a good ear for excellent, understated production, which Rio is full of. That's why that entire album and particularly this song stand the test of time. Don't forget to tell him that these guys were in their late teens to early 20s creating this record! I honestly can't wait to hear what he thinks of The Chauffeur. BTW, there actually was a key synth sound in this song, but it was just so expertly woven within the song that it didn't come across as that overbearing 80s synth sound. Oh is it there tho.
Your totally right, the RIO album stands the test of time 😎😎 its just a pure classic
Listening to the 80's bands after you listen to Depeche is just like eating a flan pudding after trying a seven layered cake.
Always enjoy your reactions. Nice to have two generations react to Duran Duran! Keep it going. What a beautiful song and beautiful video. The Chorus was influenced by Gordon Lightfoot's "If You Could Read My Mind," which also influenced "Hungry Like The Wolf."
Great insight on the song thx, Yes on the show we will always champion Duran Duran as one of the bands bands in music history 😎😎
Simon was my favourite!
Simon is a pure legend indeed 😎😎
Try save a prayer from the live "arena" version!
Why is the son act, moves and talk like a dad and the dad act moves and talk like a millennial? Im Confused
Hey Alexander, wow that is a funny comment 😎 Thx for watching the show, I know it gets confusing sometimes because I'm the more excitable older dude and Ty is just way Chill, ha 😎✌🏼
@@reactionextraction nice channel you guys have. Cheers