10. A View to a Kill – Their James Bond theme (and first and only US #1 for the original five), showcasing a sophisticated, orchestral synth-pop. 11. Notorious – The title track from the post-Andy/Roger era, a sleek, funk-driven jam featuring the new rhythm section of Warren Cuccurullo and Sterling Campbell. 12. Skin Trade – A sophisticated, jazzy deep cut that proved they could mature without losing their edge.
Released in November 1989 (and in North America in early 1990), Decade arrived at a transitional moment. The original five members—Simon Le Bon (vocals), Nick Rhodes (keyboards), John Taylor (bass), Andy Taylor (guitar), and Roger Taylor (drums)—had splintered. After the commercial disappointment of 1988’s Big Thing and the departure of Andy and Roger, the remaining trio pushed forward. Decade was both a look back and a strategic bridge to their evolving sound. duran duran decade greatest hits
Released on November 13, 1989, Decade: Greatest Hits stands as the definitive summary of Duran Duran’s explosive first ten years. Often simply referred to as Decade , the album was strategically launched to capture the holiday market and serve as a chronological roadmap of the band's evolution from pioneers to global pop-funk icons. The Evolution of the "Fab Five" Notorious – The title track from the post-Andy/Roger