Duran Duran: A Diamond In the Mind 2011
Jul 10 2012
•2h 56m
•Music, Documentary
Filmed at the MEN Arena in Manchester on December 16th, 2011, this stunning Duran Duran live show is the perfect combination of great music, amazing visuals and iconic style which has been the band s trademark throughout their career. Following the release of their acclaimed All You Need Is Now album, this concert combines new songs from that release with their classic hits. Whether in the studio or the live arena, Duran Duran are masters of their craft and this latest concert bursts with energy and oozes class in the way that only they can.
Cast
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Simon Le Bon
Self - vocals
John Taylor
Self - bass guitar
Nick Rhodes
Self - keyboards
Roger Taylor
Self - drums
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