Duran Duran New Single and Album

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coming out the other side. 'Finest Has refers to that fay =us Churchill speech and it s about ho-n we're all under threat of not just physical attack but also technological, digital attack from surveillance, having our identities taken away. 'Chains' is about love and death, so Woody Allen will be pleased! And 'One Of Those Days' is like a little postcard that says, no matter how difficult things get, it's worth battling through because there's always tomorrow. That's the theme of the LP: how precious it is that we're here."

Although Simon prefers to let the music do the talking, he concedes that 'Astronaut' is "about getting back together and having a new day dawn." And that has been the gist of the last three years of Duran Duran v2.0's existence: joyous renewal. The turning point, they say, was the concert at London's Forum in October 2003, where they witnessed such unprecedented scenes of rapture that they knew they were doing the right thing by returning in all their original glory. "People still come up to me in the street and say, 'Wow! rm glad I was there!' Andy simply considers it "one of the Top 3 most important gigs we've ever done,"
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