http://www.worldfamousradioshow.com/2009/01/nick-rhodes/
Why always said that the reform?
Too often we read about old bands getting back together after a long period. However, sometimes, never the band split before real and sometimes meeting could have been in the tenth. For example, East 17. These guys have the number meeting. When Take That reform was in the newspaper East 17 OH are underway to get back together after all this time. Well they have actually done this many times and some years ago, I once read that Brian and only 1 type random others were all there was in group 1 the special concert by Duran Duran. A few years ago said he had reformed after several years. False: As this group have never been divided, and Simon Le Bon and Nick Rhodes have kept alive by the group over 20 years. I guess when the headlines were saying things like document its only 1 channel large groups trying to make money? Silly question, but I am curious to ask why sometimes things are mentioned is not true
Not necessarily always the group had to split if it is now reformed. Although at times the group, or a couple of members to continue to play the songs live from time to time, the group is not really so, or tourism activities. If the band is not doing anything together, but decided to tour as a whole, one day it could be said to have reformed.
Nick Rhodes reading Would Someone Please Explain: The Best of Duran Duran’s Ask Katy
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