My personal picks, though, go with "A View to a Kill" and "Sunrise" and let's not forget the monumental, accidental and crazed "Wild Boys", a helluva of clip. Along with "Rio" clip (same album) it has to be one of their greatest video triumphs, very memorable. ![]() They were hot without overreacting in the sexiness. ![]() Still a lot better than the junk that came in the years to come. Directed by Russell Mulcahy.Stream Duran Duran's greatest hits here. It's not like many other Brit or American videos that came in the 1980's, the style and visual was good and effective, translating much of the song's message but today it's a little strange to watch them. The official Duran Duran video for 'Rio' from 1982's RIO. Compared to many artists from the period, the sound always were what made them what they are the clips were top notch back in the 1980's, I must say. Instant classic clip with Le Bon throwing a table at a bar their band mates running to rescue him - John Taylor, man, and that opened shirt, woof - the fight/sex scene with Simon and the girl.pure gold. So, "Hungrly like the Wolf" presents Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes and three Taylors (Nick, John and Roger) in strange adventures in Sri Lanka, evoking "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and even "Apocalypse Now" - strangers in a strange land in search of adventures, running all around in an exotic place filled with poverty, crowded spaces and one particular exotic and gorgeous woman, object of attraction of Le Bon of whom he searches and has a final and wild moment filled with eroticism, and we expect, they don't show but they were about to devour each other like wild animals. ![]() A perfect mix of rock and pop, the great sound of the 1980's. Duran Duran: Fleet Boston Pavilion, Boston, MA, USA (with Tsar) Simon and Warren play 'Starting to Remember' alone when one of Nick's synths goes down. Left-handed hitters Jarren Duran (center field), Triston Casas (first base) and Enmanuel Valdez (second base) are back in the lineup after sitting with lefty Yusei Kikuchi on the mound Tuesday. Duran Duran: Pier Six Pavilion, Baltimore, MD, USA (with Tsar) bootlegged on Baltimore 2000. And in that moment we were all hungry like wolves.This cinematic clip directed by Russell Mulcahy (a few years before "Highlander") is the one that put Duran Duran on the map, a heavily aired clip on MTV back in the day presenting what the band was all about: edgy, sexy and with sounds and melody that captured your attention very easily. venue suffers a power outage during 'Hallucinating Elvis'.
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