Best of 93

Best of 93 is a compilation album featuring Duran Duran, released in Europe by Electrola during 1993.

CD 1

 * 1) "Living on My Own" (Radio Mix) - Freddie Mercury (3:35)
 * 2) "Hope of Deliverance" - Paul McCartney (3:20)
 * 3) "Somebody Dance With Me" (Radio Mix) - D.J. BoBo (3:35)
 * 4) "Would I Lie to You?" - Charles & Eddie (3:41)
 * 5) "The Jungle Book Groove" (7" Master Upbeat) - Disney Cast (4:26)
 * 6) "Rock With You" - Inner Circle (3:36)
 * 7) "Do You See the Light (Looking For)" - Snap (4:12)
 * 8) "One Love" (Radio Version) - Dr. Alban (4:09)
 * 9) "More and More" - Captain Hollywood Project (4:11)
 * 10) "Oh Carolina" (Radio Version) - Shaggy (3:10)
 * 11) "The Key, The Secret" (Glamourously Developed Edit) - Urban Cookie Collective (3:42)
 * 12) "It Keeps Rainin' (Tears From My Eyes)" - Bitty McLean (3:46)
 * 13) "Summer Summer" (Radio Edit) - Loft (4:00)
 * 14) "Never Let Her Slip Away" - Undercover (3:28)
 * 15) "P.ower of A.merican N.atives" - Dance 2 Trance (3:52)
 * 16) "Iron Zion Lion" (7" Mix) - Bob Marley and The Wailers	(3:21)
 * 17) "Sweet Harmony" - The Beloved (5:02)
 * 18) "Give It Up" - Cut 'N' Move (4:22)

CD 2

 * 1) "Go West" - Pet Shop Boys (5:01)
 * 2) "Runaway Train" - Soul Asylum (4:27)
 * 3) "(I Can't Help) Falling in Love With You" - UB40 (3:22)
 * 4) "Mr. Vain" - Culture Beat (4:17)
 * 5) "Informer" - Snow (4:00)
 * 6) "Drive" - R.E.M. (4:25)
 * 7) "Why Must We Wait Until Tonight?" - Tina Turner (4:30)
 * 8) "Condemnation" (Paris Mix) - Depeche Mode (3:21)
 * 9) "Two Princes" - Spin Doctors (4:16)
 * 10) "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" - Meat Loaf (5:25)
 * 11) "Ordinary World" - Duran Duran (4:41)
 * 12) "Sleeping Satellite" - Tasmin Archer (4:41)
 * 13) "Piece of My Heart" (Single Mix) - Intermission (4:04)
 * 14) "Anytime and Anywhere" - Stephan Massimo and Deli Cats	(3:42)
 * 15) "Land Unter" - Herbert Grönemeyer (4:55)
 * 16) "Cantaloop" - Us 3 (3:41)
 * 17) "Unser Lied (LaLeLu)" (Radio Edit) - Cinematic (3:48)
 * 18) "Sascha... Ein Aufrechter Deutscher" - Die Toten Hosen (2:34)