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Astronaut - CD, LP

Duran Duran

Rock | Electronic | Pop Rock | Synth-pop | Post Rock

2004

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2LP Duran Duran: Astronaut

BMG | Tape Modern 19. May 2023 Europe

45 RPM Album Reissue

More ID: 400755 EAN: 4050538777291 Discogs ID: 25272166

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Title	Astronaut
Artist	Duran Duran
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	BMG \| Tape Modern
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	19. May 2023
First released	2004
Weight	460 g
EAN	4050538777291
Product ID	400755
Discogs ID	25272166
Discogs reviews	4.44

Duran Duran: Astronaut version on vinyl 2LP in 45 RPM edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company BMG in cooperation with Tape Modern on 19. May 2023.

Duran Duran's "Astronaut," released in 2004, marked a significant moment for the band as it was the first studio album to feature the original five members since "Seven and the Ragged Tiger" in 1983. The album showcases a blend of new wave and synthpop elements that harken back to the band's early days while also incorporating contemporary sounds. The tracklist includes songs like "(Reach Up For The) Sunrise," which served as the lead single and became a hit, capturing the classic Duran Duran energy with its catchy hooks and vibrant rhythms. Other tracks such as "What Happens Tomorrow" and "Nice" further exhibit the band's knack for crafting melodic tunes with memorable lyrics. "Astronaut" offers a mix of upbeat numbers like "Taste The Summer" and more introspective songs such as "Still Breathing," presenting a well-rounded collection that resonated with both long-time fans and new listeners. The album's title track, "Astronaut," delivers an atmospheric experience, aligning with the band's penchant for grandiose themes and sonic exploration. Overall, "Astronaut" stands as a testament to Duran Duran's enduring appeal and their ability to evolve while maintaining their signature style.

Album spans genres Rock, Electronic, Pop Rock, Synth-pop and Post Rock.

A1	(Reach Up For The) Sunrise
A2	Want You More
A3	What Happens Tomorrow
B1	Astronaut
B2	Bedroom Toys
B3	Nice
C1	Taste The Summer
C2	Finest Hour
C3	Chains
D1	One Of Those Days
D2	Point Of No Return
D3	Still Breathing