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Duran Duran - Greatest - Black Vinyl - Music & Performance

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Management number 254513325 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$13.62 Model Number 254513325
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Duran Duran Greatest, the band's definitive hits package, is being reissued on black vinyl for the first time since it's initial release in 1998. Greatest features 19 Duran Duran classics including Rio, Reflex, Ordinary World, Come Undone, Hungry Like The Wolf, Girls on Film and many more.

  • Duran Duran - Greatest - Black Vinyl - Music & Performance
  • Music
  • Warner Bros Uk
  • Rock
Performer Duran Duran
Music genre Rock
Music subgenre Pop
Music release type 12" Album
Media format LP
Original release date 2025-08-22
Language English
Is collectible Y
Number of tracks 19
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 2
Series title Greatest
Track listing Is There Something I Should Know?, The Reflex, A View to a Kill, Ordinary World (Single Version), Save a Prayer (Us Single Version), Rio (Us Edit), Hungry Like the Wolf, Girls on Film, Planet Earth (Single Version), Union of the Snake, New Moon on Monday, Wild Boys, Notorious, I Don't Want Your Love (Shep Pettibone 7" Mix), All She Wants Is (45 Mix), Electric Barbarella (Edit), Serious (Edit), Skin Trade (Radio Cut), Come Undone (Edit)
Record label Warner Bros Uk
Track name Rio, Reflex, Ordinary World, Come Undone, Hungry Like The Wolf, Girls on Film
Music media format Vinyl Record

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