unofficial import reissue on colored vinyl - Duran Duran came back out of nowhere in early 1993 with a new album and a huge hit, "Ordinary World." The group sounds more relaxed and mature than it did during their glory days, but not all that much has changed; instead of personifying the days of early-'80s synthesized dance-pop, the music is smooth dance pop for the '90s. Taken on its own terms, Duran Duran (The Wedding Album) works every bit as well as Duran Duran, Rio, or Seven and the Ragged Tiger. "Ordinary World" and "Come Undone" are wonderful pop singles that sit between some passable album tracks and the occasional embarrassment, namely the wretched cover of the Velvet Underground's "Femme Fatale." In other words, Duran Duran are back and as good as they ever were. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
| A1 | Too Much Information |
| A2 | Ordinary World |
| A3 | Love Voodoo |
| A4 | Drowning Man |
| A5 | Shotgun |
| A6 | Come Undone |
| A7 | Breath After Breath |
| B1 | UMF |
| B2 | Femme Fatale |
| B3 | None Of The Above |
| B4 | Shelter |
| B5 | To Whom It May Concern |
| B6 | Sin Of The City |
