DURAN DURAN
Live Baloise Session. Basel, Switzerland 2025 DVD
Concert Review
“Live at the Baloise Session 2025” captures Duran Duran in top form, balancing their classic new-wave identity with a polished modern stage presence. The Basel setting gives the show an intimate yet high-end atmosphere, allowing the band’s signature blend of synth-driven melodies, tight grooves, and smooth vocals to shine. Simon Le Bon’s performance shows impressive stamina and vocal control, while the band delivers a sleek production filled with energy, nostalgia, and precision. This concert stands as a testament to Duran Duran’s lasting influence and continued musical relevance.
Concert Highlights
A dynamic performance of “Hungry Like the Wolf,” filled with crowd energy and crisp instrumentation.
“Ordinary World” presented with emotional vocals and rich atmospheric textures.
“Rio” closes the show with infectious momentum and vibrant stage lighting.
Modern tracks blend seamlessly with the classics, showing the band’s evolving sound.
Excellent audience engagement thanks to the intimate Baloise setting.
Musicians Performance Rating
Simon Le Bon (Vocals): 9/10 – Confident delivery, strong tone, and great connection with the audience.
John Taylor (Bass): 10/10 – Punchy, precise basslines that anchor the entire performance.
Roger Taylor (Drums): 9/10 – Clean, steady rhythm with tasteful dynamics.
Nick Rhodes (Keyboards): 9.5/10 – Atmospheric synth layers and signature soundscapes.
Guitarist: 9/10 – Sharp execution and complementary textures.
Backing Vocals & Supporting Musicians: 9/10 – Smooth harmonies and consistent support throughout.
DVD Format: NTSC
Source: Pro-Shot (Multi-Camera)
Video Quality: Rating: 9.0
Menus: Yes
Chapter Selection: Yes
Widescreen: Yes
HD: Yes
Total Running Time: 1:16 Min.
SETLIST:
Entry
Hungry like the Wolf
A View to a Kill
Union of the Snake
Invisible
Notorious
Lonely in Your Nightmare + Super Freak
Friends of Mine
Confessions in the Afterlife
Ordinary World
Band Introduction + 0:45:22 Planet Earth
The Reflex
Girls on Film
Save a Prayer
The Wild Boys
Live Baloise Session. Basel, Switzerland 2025 DVD
Concert Review
“Live at the Baloise Session 2025” captures Duran Duran in top form, balancing their classic new-wave identity with a polished modern stage presence. The Basel setting gives the show an intimate yet high-end atmosphere, allowing the band’s signature blend of synth-driven melodies, tight grooves, and smooth vocals to shine. Simon Le Bon’s performance shows impressive stamina and vocal control, while the band delivers a sleek production filled with energy, nostalgia, and precision. This concert stands as a testament to Duran Duran’s lasting influence and continued musical relevance.
Concert Highlights
A dynamic performance of “Hungry Like the Wolf,” filled with crowd energy and crisp instrumentation.
“Ordinary World” presented with emotional vocals and rich atmospheric textures.
“Rio” closes the show with infectious momentum and vibrant stage lighting.
Modern tracks blend seamlessly with the classics, showing the band’s evolving sound.
Excellent audience engagement thanks to the intimate Baloise setting.
Musicians Performance Rating
Simon Le Bon (Vocals): 9/10 – Confident delivery, strong tone, and great connection with the audience.
John Taylor (Bass): 10/10 – Punchy, precise basslines that anchor the entire performance.
Roger Taylor (Drums): 9/10 – Clean, steady rhythm with tasteful dynamics.
Nick Rhodes (Keyboards): 9.5/10 – Atmospheric synth layers and signature soundscapes.
Guitarist: 9/10 – Sharp execution and complementary textures.
Backing Vocals & Supporting Musicians: 9/10 – Smooth harmonies and consistent support throughout.
DVD Format: NTSC
Source: Pro-Shot (Multi-Camera)
Video Quality: Rating: 9.0
Menus: Yes
Chapter Selection: Yes
Widescreen: Yes
HD: Yes
Total Running Time: 1:16 Min.
SETLIST:
Entry
Hungry like the Wolf
A View to a Kill
Union of the Snake
Invisible
Notorious
Lonely in Your Nightmare + Super Freak
Friends of Mine
Confessions in the Afterlife
Ordinary World
Band Introduction + 0:45:22 Planet Earth
The Reflex
Girls on Film
Save a Prayer
The Wild Boys
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