Duran Duran Thank You VINYL 2LP
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| Artist: | Duran Duran |
| Title: | Duran Duran Thank You BLACK VINYL 2 LP |
| Released: | 10/04/2026 |
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| Format: | VINYL 2LP |
| Country | EU/US |
| Barcode: | 5054197915543 |
| Catalogue number: | 5419791554 |
| SKU: | WLF24805 |
| Condition: | NEW |
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| Categories: | New Releases , Releases Announced week ending: 20-2-2026 |
Edition Highlights
First official vinyl reissue in years – Long out of print and highly sought after by collectors.
Newly remastered audio – Restores clarity and depth to this underrated 90s-era release.
Features bold reinterpretations – Including covers of Lou Reed, Grandmaster Flash, Iggy Pop and more.
Includes the hit “White Lines (Don’t Do It)” – A charting single that reintroduced Duran Duran to a new generation.
Essential for completists and 90s alternative collectors – A key chapter in the band’s evolution.
Originally released in 1995, Thank You marked a significant departure for Duran Duran. Rather than delivering original material, the band created a full album of cover versions, paying tribute to artists who shaped their musical identity. At the time, the move was bold and divisive. Coming off the commercial resurgence of their self-titled 1993 album (often referred to as The Wedding Album), expectations were high. Instead of playing it safe, Duran Duran delivered reinterpretations of songs by Lou Reed, Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel, Iggy Pop, and Led Zeppelin.
The album’s most commercially successful track, “White Lines (Don’t Do It),” became a major hit and introduced the band to mid-90s audiences. Rather than simply recreating the originals, Duran Duran infused each track with their sleek production style, combining alternative rock textures with electronic flourishes and their trademark melodic sensibility. The result was an ambitious, genre-spanning release that reflected both their influences and their willingness to experiment.
Though critically polarising at release, Thank You has since gained reassessment as a fascinating snapshot of a band unafraid to take risks during a rapidly changing musical era.
White Lines 5:32
I Wanna Take You Higher 5:06
Perfect Day 3:51
Watching The Detectives 4:48
Lay Lady Lay 3:53
911 Is A Joke 3:59
Success 4:05
Crystal Ship 2:52
Ball Of Confusion 3:46
Thank You 6:35
Drive By 5:35
I Wanna Take You Higher Again 4:26
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