You have to hand it to Timbaland. As similar as some of his production is, he has worked with more of a variety of artists aswell as different genres of music within the past year, than Hiphop has in a LONG time. Here is Tim's latest work, producing for Duran Duran with some help from Justin Timberlake. I do however find that the song comes off sounding like it features Duran Duran rather than making Justin secondary. Have a listen:
Duran Duran feat. Justin Timberlake - Nite Runner
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sorry bud .. but duran duran have been relevant for music ... maybe not this garbage celeb wanna be star crap that kids today call "pop music"
ReplyDelete... and by the way ... this song is fantastic
i like the song too
ReplyDeletebut where did he say duran duran weren't relevant? i'm confused
wasnt he talking about justin being more prominent?
YES! Finally, comments that aren't by my mom!
ReplyDeleteI agree even though I've been a Duranie all my life that this sounds too Justinesque though it is still a fab tune.
ReplyDeleteBands and singers come and go, Duran never dies!
the song is great. i hope it hits big after falling down (their first single).
ReplyDeleteDD has been pretty irrevelant since the original 5 parted ways back in '85. They had a small comeback in 93 but their music has been nothing spectacular since. Face it. No one cares anymore except the Duranies, who are now middle aged, fat late thirtysomethings who dress up like 2nd rate hookers at DD concerts. And they'll go to as many DD concerts as their credit cards (and husbands) allow! And when they're not acting like fools in VIP they're hanging out at the hotels that DD are staying at, maybe hoping to get groped by Simon LeBum? What a bunch of losers.
ReplyDeleteOh, and this Nite Runner song? BLOWS CHUNKS!
Hey, there happen to be not-very- fat middleaged Duranies who have wives instead of husbands. There also are Duranies who are under 20.
ReplyDeleteThank you for at least admitting that they were relevant before 1985. Back in the day, people not unlike yourself found it necessary to proclaim as loudly as possible that they were not relevant at all and that everyone would forget all about them before 1983 was out.