Nottingham 2004
live album
Venue	Nottingham Arena, Nottingham, UK
Recorded	11 April 2004
Released	2004
Label	unofficial
Format	2-CD
Length	19 tracks
Genre	Pop
Producer	Duran Duran
concert posters
venue

Nottingham 2004 is an unofficial Duran Duran live album, recorded during The Reunion Tour at Nottingham Arena in Nottingham, UK on 11 April 2004.

About the albumEdit

The album is a recording of Duran Duran's performance at Nottingham Arena, a 10,000 capacity indoor venue located in the city center. This the fourth time the band had performed in Nottingham, the first was on 5 March 1981 at Rock City (see Collectibles for poster).

Held on Easter Sunday, Duran Duran entered to the sound of analogue synthesizer beats, all members lining up on stage in the spotlights. Simon Le Bon stood in the center, wearing a white jacket.

The band soon opened the show with a rock version of "Sunrise", followed by their 80s hit "Hungry Like the Wolf".

After several more songs from the 1980s, Andy Taylor was playing Warren Cuccurullo's guitar chords on "Come Undone".

When "The Chauffeur" finished, the lights rose, Le Bon picked up his guitar and introduced another new song, "Beautiful Colours". The track was played whilst screens at the back of the stage projected images of flowers in all colours.

"Notorious" metamorphosised briefly into Chic's "We Are Family".

During the encore, "Girls on Film" featured Le Bon introducing each band member.

Track listingEdit

CD 1Edit

1. "Sunrise"
2. "Hungry Like The Wolf"
3. "Planet Earth"
4. "Union of the Snake"
5. "Come Undone"
6. "A View To A Kill"
7. "What Happens Tomorrow"
8. "Tiger Tiger"
9. "Is There Something I Should Know?"

CD 2Edit

1. "I Don't Want Your Love"
2. "The Chauffeur"
3. "Beautiful Colours"
4. "Save A Prayer"
5. "Notorious"
6. "The Reflex"
7. "Careless Memories"
8. "The Wild Boys"
9. "Girls on Film"
10. "Rio"

PersonnelEdit

Duran Duran are:

• Simon Le Bon - Vocals
• John Taylor - Bass
• Andy Taylor - Guitar
• Nick Rhodes - Keyboards
• Roger Taylor - Drums

With:

• John Amato - Saxophone
• Joanne Yearwood - Backing vocals

See alsoEdit

• Duran Duran - 2004 Bootleg CDs
• 2004 - 11 April: Nottingham (UK)