Duran Duran Drop Five Albums To Streaming Services For The First Time
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Duran Duran fans now have some new music to stream online, although it isn't really new to them. Over the weekend the band put five albums on streaming services for the very first time.
The albums now available include 2011’s “All You Need Is Now,” produced by Mark Ronson, as well as 2007’s “Red Carpet Massacre,” 2004’s “Astronaut,” 2000’s “Pop Trash,” and 1997’s “Medazzaland.”
In addition, “Bored of Prozac and the Internet,” from the Nick Rhodes/Warren Cucccurullo side project TV Mania, also hit streaming services, along with the “(Reach Up For The) Sunrise (Jason Nevins remix)” single.
Source: Billboard
