Released in 1988, Big Thing found Duran Duran embracing change, steering into a more experimental and electronic direction as the decade neared its end. The album blends dance-pop, funk, and introspective balladry, showing the band’s versatility and willingness to evolve. Singles like “I Don’t Want Your Love” and “All She Wants Is” reflect a sharper, club-oriented sound, while tracks like “Do You Believe in Shame?” and “Palomino” offer reflective lyricism and lush arrangements. It’s a bold, genre-spanning effort that remains one of their most underrated releases.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Big Thing
A2. I Don't Want Your Love
A3. All She Wants Is
A4. Too Late Marlene
A5. Drug (It's Just a State of Mind)

Side B:
B1. Do You Believe in Shame?
B2. Palomino
B3. Interlude One
B4. Land
B5. Flute Interlude
B6. The Edge of America
B7. Lake Shore Driving