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Duran Duran - Rio (1982) - Part 2

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Episode 67: Duran Duran - Rio (1982) - Part 2   Never before has it taken Brian more than two days to edit an episode, but this week, while working on part two of the discussion of Duran Duran's classic 1982 album "Rio," it seems that he wasn't up to the challenge!  But you know, years from now, when Brian & Sarah are two of the most popular podcast hosts in the world and almost everyone over the age of 40 either wears a P.R.P. shirt or sports a sweet P.R.P. tattoo, no one will remember that this episode was four days late - they'll just be really happy that it's available for download! Track-by-Track (Continued): So this week, your hosts finish up their discussion of side one, getting the opportunity to talk about some fantastic music, including the immortal classic "Hungry Like the Wolf."  Other topics are also touched upon such as: the incredibly disco-y first version of "My Own Way" what's a better look - a red headband or a red scarf? on which track does John Taylor's bass playing sound like a sea lion? who is a better matador: Highlander's Adrian Paul or Host Brian? (hint: his FB poll question seems to indicate it's Brian!) how many times did they have to release "Hungry Like the Wolf" before it finally became a US hit? and so much more!! This episode's songs: My Own Way Lonely in your Nightmare Hungry Like the Wolf Hold Back the Rain See the videos here: My Own Way Lonely in your Nightmare (Russell Mulcahy Version) Lonely in your Nightmare (Video Album Version) Lonely in your Nightmare (Split-screen comparison) Hungry Like the Wolf Bruce Campbell Old Spice Commercial Read more at http://www.permanentrecordpodcast.com/ Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/permrecordpodcast Follow us at https://twitter.com/permrecordpod

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