...AND THEN CAME ARCADIA
When John Taylor and Andy Taylor— certainly two of entertainment's most endearing Taylors since Opie and (Wait a minute!) Andy—formed the highlysuccessful Power Station last year, there was every reason to fear (or hope, depending on your point of view) that Duran Duran were defunct.
...AND THEN CAME ARCADIA
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Liz Derringer
When John Taylor and Andy Taylor— certainly two of entertainment's most endearing Taylors since Opie and (Wait a minute!) Andy—formed the highlysuccessful Power Station last year, there was every reason to fear (or hope, depending on your point of view) that Duran Duran were defunct. With the remaining Durames opting for their own spin-off, ArWmaia, the fears and hopes persisted. Here, Nick Rhodes—the Duran keyboardist what initiated the Arcadia project—renders tftgse fears and hopes moot, explains the whys and wherefores of Arcadia, and dj&cusses the imminent return of Duran Duran.
What were the main differences between working with Duran Duran and Arcadia?