The Singles 81-85

Disc 1
1	Planet Earth 4:03
2	Late Bar 2:57
3	Planet Earth Night Version 6:18
Disc 2
1	Careless Memories 0:16
2	Khanada 0:11
3	Fame 3:17
Disc 3
1	Girls on Film 3:30
2	Faster Than Light 4:28
3	Girls on Film Night Version 5:29
Disc 4
1	My Own Way Single Version 3:42
2	Like an Angel 4:47
3	My Own Way Night Version 6:36
Disc 5
1	Hungry Like the Wolf 3:31
2	Careless Memories Live 4:12
3	Hungry Like the Wolf Night Version 5:11
Disc 6
1	Save a Prayer 7" Edit 5:28
2	Hold Back the Rain Remix 4:01
3	Hold Back the Rain 12" Remix 7:06
Disc 7
1	Rio , Pt. 1 5:15
2	The Chauffeur (Blue Sliver) 3:50
3	Rio, Pt. 2 5:31
4	My Own Way 4:37
Disc 8
1	Is There Something I Should Know? 4:11
2	Faith in This Colour 4:09
3	Is There Something I Should Know? Monster Mix 6:44
4	Faith in This Colour Alternate Slow Mix 4:06
Disc 9
1	Union of the Snake 4:24
2	Secret Oktober 2:47
3	Union of the Snake the Monkey Mix 6:27
Disc 10
1	New Moon on Monday Album Version 4:18
2	Tiger Tiger 3:30
3	New Moon on Monday Dance Mix 6:03
Disc 11
1	The Reflex 7" Version 4:26
2	Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) Live 4:58
3	The Reflex Dance Mix 6:34
Disc 12
1	The Wild Boys 45 4:18
2	(I'm Looking For) Cracks in the Pavement 4:10
3	The Wild Boys (Wilder Than Wild Boys) Extended Mix 8:00
Disc 13
1	A View to Kill 1:06
2	A View to Kill (That Fatal Kiss) 2:31

Barnes & Noble

This career-spanning box set contains 40 of Duran Duran's best-loved singles, including "Hungry Like the Wolf, "Rio," and "Save a Prayer," plus B-sides, remixes, and rarities. The 13-disc collection comes in a flip-top lid box.

All Music Guide

Here's something no Durannie can live without. A 13-disc box set containing replications of each of Duran Duran's most significant singles released between 1981 and 1985, The Singles 81-85 is a package that -- much like the band itself, as many of the haters would argue -- is most practical as something to look at. The very idea of swapping discs out of the player after every two of three songs seems like a cumbersome one, especially since most of the B-sides function as little more than curiosities. Still, there's plenty for the old fanatics to reminisce over, from the often superior "Night Version" remixes, to the endearingly silly acoustic version of "The Chauffeur," to scarce tracks like "Khanada," "Faster Than Light," and "Sekret October." Even if this serves no purpose to you whatsoever, it's at the very least fascinating to flip through the sleeves and watch the stark, angular graphic design of the early '80s morph into the garishly loud design of the mid-'80s. From "Planet Earth" through "A View to a Kill," the box plots the course of one of the '80s most successful singles acts. Andy Kellman