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* ''The Dance Mix - edited'' and ''7" version'' are the same mixes * ''The Dance Mix - edited'' and ''7" version'' are the same mixes
* All versions of "The Reflex" are remixed by ]. This was Rodgers first work with the band. * All versions of "The Reflex" are remixed by ]. This was Rodgers first work with the band.
* "New Religion" recorded 7 February, 1984 at The Forum in ]. This is not the same live version that appears on the ] album * "New Religion" was recorded 7 February, 1984 at The Forum in ]. This is not the same live version that appears on the ] album
* "Make Me Smile (Come up and see me)", a cover of the ] song, recorded in early 1983 at ], London with lead Rebel ] * "Make Me Smile (Come up and see me)", a cover of the ] song, was recorded in early 1983 at ], London with lead Rebel ]


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The Reflex
The Reflex
Single by Duran Duran
Released 16 April, 1984
Recorded Late 1983
Genre Dance, New Wave
Record label EMI
Producer Duran Duran, Ian Little and Alex Sadkin
Duran Duran chronology
New Moon On Monday
(1984) 		The Reflex
(1984) 		The Wild Boys
(1984)

The Reflex is the 11th single by the band Duran Duran. It was released internationally by EMI Records in April 1984.

In a heavily remixed form, it was the band's second single to top the charts, after "Is There Something I Should Know?" in 1983.

The remixes for both the 7" and 12" singles were done by Nile Rodgers, of Chic fame. It was his first work with the band, and he would later go on to produce "The Wild Boys" single as well as the Notorious (1986) album and several tracks on Astronaut (2004).

The Reflex was the third and last single to be taken from Duran Duran's third album Seven and the Ragged Tiger. It was also the second single to feature a vanity catalogue number in the UK, DURAN 2.

The video for "The Reflex" was shot at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, ON on 5 March.

Track Listing

7": EMI DURAN 2 (UK)

  1. "The Reflex " (4:20)
  2. "Make Me Smile (Come up and see me) " (4:54)

12": EMI 12 DURAN 2 (UK)

  1. "The Reflex " (6:35)
  2. "The Reflex " (4:20)
  3. "Make Me Smile (Come up and see me) " (4:54)

7": Capitol B-5345 (US)

  1. "The Reflex " (4:25)
  2. "New Religion " (4:52)

Notes

  • The Dance Mix - edited and 7" version are the same mixes
  • All versions of "The Reflex" are remixed by Nile Rodgers. This was Rodgers first work with the band.
  • "New Religion" was recorded 7 February, 1984 at The Forum in Los Angeles. This is not the same live version that appears on the Arena album
  • "Make Me Smile (Come up and see me)", a cover of the Cockney Rebel song, was recorded in early 1983 at Hammersmith Odeon, London with lead Rebel Steve Harley

Personnel

Duran Duran are:

Also credited:

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