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Old 08-01-2003, 11:21 PM
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Default 2 DVD set

Updated from EMI:


DURAN DURAN: GREATEST
Set No: 07243 490797 9 3
DVD 1:


1. Planet Earth *
2. Girls On Film (Long uncensored version) *
3. The Chauffeur
4. Hungry Like The Wolf
5. Save A Prayer
6. Rio
7. Is There Something I Should Know?
8. Union Of The Snake *
9. New Moon On Monday (E.P Version) *
10. The Reflex
11. Wild Boys (7" Edit Version) *
12. A View To A Kill



DVD 2:


1. Notorious
2. Skin Trade
3. I Don't Want Your Love
4. All She Wants Is
5. Serious *
6. Burning The Ground
7. Ordinary World
8. Come Undone (Uncensored version) *
9. Electric Barbarella


This DVD also contains alternate versions of the videos marked * along with interview footage, EPK's, La Galerie De Duran and a DVD-ROM section.


DVD-ROM Section contains:


Weblink to the official Duran Duran website


Is There Something I Should Know? - approx 30 minute audio only question and answer session recorded with Nick and Simon 1999


Photo Gallery - featuring over 80 images from throughout the band's career


Lyrics to all songs featured on the DVD


A screen saver and wallpapers


Extras:


Planet Earth (Club Version)
A Day In The Life featurette
Girls On Film (long uncensored version - alternate ending)
Girls On Film (short censored version)
Nick and Simon discuss the recording and production of the album Seven & The Ragged Tiger
Union of the Snake (Dancing On The Valentine version)
New Moon On Monday (Movie Version)
New Moon On Monday (Edit Master # 1)
New Moon On Monday (Edit Master # 2)
New Moon On Monday (Video version for Top Of the Pops)
Interview by Paul Gambaccini with Roger, Andy and Simon about Wild Boys
Wild Boys (Long Arena Version)
Interview by Paul Gambaccini with John, Andy about A View To A Kill
Liberty album EPK featuring interviews with John, Nick, Simon, Warren & Sterling, rehearsal footage and the Violence of Summer video
Serious - 3 Alternate edits on a split screen/multi angle feature
The Wedding Album - UK Television Commercial
Come Undone (Censored version)


oh wait...that's Duran Duran. My apologies

now why couldn't Fleetwood Mac this kinda treatment?
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