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Eurythmics Album: “Greatest Hits”

Eurythmics Album: “Greatest Hits”
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Eurythmics: Annie Lennox (vocals, keyboards); David A. Stewart (guitar, keyboards). <p>Additional personnel includes: Aretha Franklin (vocals); Stevie Wonder (harmonica). <p>This anthology of the U.K. duo's greatest hits features "Who's That Girl" and "Here Comes The Rain Again." <p>Import edition contains five tracks not found on the U.S. release. <p>CD contains 5 bonus tracks. <p>Eurythmics: Dave Stewart , Annie Lennox. <p>1991's GREATEST HITS is a somewhat conservative compilation which unfortunately overlooks both 1981's IN THE GARDEN and 1984's FOR THE LOVE OF BIG BROTHER, two of Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox's most interesting and experimental albums. That said, it's an excellent overview of the duo's career. <p>All of the band's singles and some of their better album tracks are featured here, in a balanced survey of their evolution from the chilly English art-rockers who recorded the hypnotic "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," to the soulful R&B-influenced pair responsible for the ripping "Would I Lie to You," the passionate "Angel," and the billowing "There Must Be an Angel Playing with My Heart." Many of Eurythmics' albums are somewhat uneven--1984's TOUCH and 1985's BE YOURSELF TONIGHT are perhaps the best--but this 63-minute collection is an excellent starting point for the neophyte.
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Track Listing :
1 Love Is A Stranger Video
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3 Who's That Girl? Video
4 Right By Your Side Video
5 Here Comes The Rain Again Video
6 There Must Be An Angel Video
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9 When Tomorrow Comes Video
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11 Miracle Of Love Video
12 Sex Crime (1984) Video
13 Thorn In My Side Video
14 Don't Ask Me Why Video
15 Angel Video
16 Would I Lie To You? Video
17 Missionary Man Video
18 I Need A Man Video
Album Information :
Title: Greatest Hits
UPC:035627485626
Format:CD
Type:Performer
Genre:Rock & Pop - New Wave
Artist:Eurythmics
Guest Artists:Aretha Franklin; Stevie Wonder
Label:MSI Music (import)
Distributed:MSI Music Distribution
Imported:(not USA)
Release Date:1991/02/28
Original Release Year:1991
Discs:1
Mono / Stereo:Stereo
Studio / Live:Studio
Pieter Uys "Toypom" (Johannesburg) - October 30, 2008
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Soulful music in many genres

Eurythmics was responsible for some of the most memorable sounds of the 1980s, a series of songs like a string of gemstones. That often-awarded, seldom-merited title The Perfect Pop Song applies to their bittersweet Love Is A Stranger (and Perfect Pop Video for the same song). Lennox & Stuart also made a major contribution in the forgotten band

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Every rhythm they took, they made their own: consider the eurythmocalypso of Right By Your Side. The cutting edge of the side mentioned in that song became Thorn In My Side, along with When Tomorrow Comes an example of the fierce beauty attained in their ballads.

Their emotional range is unique: compare the chilling menace of You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart to the joyful exuberance of There Must Be An Angel. Lennox & Stewart encapsulate all that is special & valuable in the music of the 80s, a decade that belonged to them as much as it did to Prince, Madonna and Bruce Springsteen.

Most of the best are here, with a few regrettable omissions. The first and most glaring is Shame, their 1986 tribute to 60s pop. Also missing are the oriental flavored Belinda and the mournful She's Invisible Now from the obscure first album

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Gary J Coulter - January 12, 2013
- A gift for my wife

This was a gift for the better half and she loved it as the Eurythmics are very well liked and are very good listening

Juan - June 14, 2012
- Eurythmics greatest hits

Love , love ,love this CD has songs I never heard n one from a sounds track that I love it's great n I received it fast . Thank i