The Video Archives: Volume III
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| The Video Archives: Volume III | ||
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| compilation DVD | ||
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| Released | unknown | |
| Recorded | 1984-85 | |
| Genre | Pop, interview | |
| Length | 10 tracks | |
| Label | Blitz Productions Ltd | |
| Producer | various | |
| YouTube | ||
| The Montreux Rock Festival (1984) | ||
| The Montreux Rock Festival (1985) | ||
| Power Station (Live Aid) | ||
The Video Archives: Volume III is an unofficial Duran Duran 10-track compilation DVD, released by Blitz Productions Ltd.
About the DVD
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The DVD is a collection of Duran Duran and band related live performances and media appearances, compiled from TV broadcasts from 1984 and 1985. The compilation includes the complete As The Lights Go Down TV show, filmed during The Sing Blue Silver Tour and is essentially the same as the Arena (An Absurd Notion) video, minus the conceptual and storyline scenes.
Also included is Duran Duran's complete performance at Live Aid, which was last by the original five band members until the Osaka Jo Hall: July 7, 2003 show and is also remembered for a bad vocal sung during "A View To A Kill". In an interview on Daily Bacon: 20 January 2011, Simon Le Bon blamed the vocal on rehearsing for six hours a day for five straight days prior to the event.
Track listingEdit
01. Live Aid (7/13/85):
- Power Station - "Murderess", "Get It On (Bang a Gong)", Duran Duran - "A View To A Kill", "Union of the Snake", "Save A Prayer", "The Reflex".
02. The Montreux Rock Festival (1984):
03. The Montreux Rock Festival (1985):
- Interview, "The Wild Boys", "A View To A Kill".
04. As The Lights Go Down (1984):
- As The Lights Go Down filmed during The Sing Blue Silver Tour.
05. MTV Guest V.J. Hour (October 1985):
- Arcadia (without music videos or commercials).
06. MTV World Premiere (October 1985):
07. MTV Guest V.J. Commercial (October 1985):
08. MTV Music News (1985):
- So Red the Rose due to be released.
09. Youth in Focus (Public Access TV) (1984):
- Music video clips of "Is There Something I Should Know?", "The Reflex", "Careless Memories", "Rio", Simon introduces Marcus Allen of Pittsburgh Steelers Champions (1984), "Hungry Like The Wolf". John Taylor (Youth in Focus teaser)
10. MTV Music News (1985):
- Simon comments on the Whitbread Round the World Race before taking off.
