Music:Music History
1985 was a year of transitions for the Fab Five members of Duran Duran: having just come off their Sing Blue Silver tour, the members found themselves going in different directions. After working together on a new James Bond theme, the Duran boys took a bit of a break to work on separate side projects: The Power Station and Arcadia. We delve into this and more as we examine 1985 from the perspective of Duran Duran fans.
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