EURYTHMICS - Live 1983-1989 [EXT]

1 Never Gonna Cry Again Lennox, Stewart 5:14
2 Love Is a Stranger Lennox, Stewart 4:00
3 Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) Lennox, Stewart 3:45
4 This City Never Sleeps Lennox, Stewart 5:37
5 Somebody Told Me Lennox, Stewart 3:43
6 Who's That Girl? Lennox, Stewart 4:07
7 Right by Your Side Lennox, Stewart 4:27
8 Here Comes the Rain Again Lennox, Stewart 5:50
9 Sex Crime (1984) Lennox, Stewart 3:46
10 I Love You Like a Ball and Chain Lennox, Stewart 5:05
11 Would I Lie to You? Lennox, Stewart 3:34
12 There Must Be an Angel (Playing With My Heart) Lennox, Stewart 6:57
13 Thorn in My Side Lennox, Stewart 4:34
14 Let's Go Lennox, Stewart 4:55
15 Missionary Man Lennox, Stewart 5:03
16 The Last Time Lennox, Stewart 4:49
17 Miracle of Love Lennox, Stewart 6:22
18 I Need a Man Lennox, Stewart 3:59
19 We Two Are One Lennox, Stewart 4:19
20 (My My) Baby's Gonna Cry Lennox, Stewart 5:10
21 Don't Ask Me Why Lennox, Stewart 5:04
22 Angel Lennox, Stewart 6:07

Acoustic bonus cd tracks

You have Placed a chill in my heart
Here comes the rain again
Would i lie to you
It's alright
Right by your side
When tomorrow comes

QUOTE:

The origins of Eurythmics lay in the Tourists, a British post-punk band of the late '70s formed by Lennox and Stewart. The pair met in London while she was studying at the Royal Academy of Music. Stewart had recently broken up his folk-rock group Longdancer and was writing songs with guitarist Pete Coombes. Immediately after meeting, Stewart and Lennox became lovers and musical partners, forming a group called Catch with Coombes, which quickly evolved into the Tourists in 1979. Though the band only was together for two years, the Tourists released three albums - The Tourists, Reality Effect, and Luminous Basement - which all were moderate hits in England; two of their singles, "I Only Want to Be With You" and "So Good to Be Back Home Again," became Top Ten hits. During 1980, Lennox and Stewart's romantic relationship dissolved and, along with it, so did the Tourists. Though they were no longer lovers, Lennox and Stewart decided to continue performing together under the name Eurythmics and headed to Germany to record their debut album. Featuring support from various members of Can and Blondie drummer Clem Burke, among others, the duo's debut, In the Garden, was released in 1981 to positive reviews, but weak sales. Following the failure of In the Garden, Stewart set up a home studio and Eurythmics recorded a second album, Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This), which was released in 1983. As appropriate for a group passing their commercial pinnacle, Eurythmics began branching out into other areas. During 1985 and 1986, Dave Stewart produced a number of superstars, including Bob Dylan, Daryl Hall, Tom Petty, and Mick Jagger. Annie Lennox began a short-lived acting career, appearing in Revolution. Eurythmics reconvened in 1987 to release Savage, which was greeted with mixed reviews and weak sales. That same year, Stewart married Siobhan Fahey, a former member of Bananarama who had also appeared in the "Love Is a Stranger" video; she would later be a member of Shakespear's Sister, which was produced by Stewart. In 1988, Lennox had a hit duet with Al Green with "Put a Little Love in Your Heart," taken from the Scrooged soundtrack. The following year, Eurythmics released We Too Are One, which sold well in Britain, reaching number one, but poorly in America, despite "Don't Ask Me Why" becoming their first Top 40 hit since "Missonary Man." Furthermore, the reviews were decidedly mixed on the album. Eurythmics quietly went on hiatus as of 1990, releasing Greatest Hits the following year. Lennox began a solo career in 1992, releasing Diva, an album that would eventually sell over two million copies. Stewart continued producing records and writing film soundtracks, as well as forming a band called Spiritual Cowboys. In 1995, he officially launched a solo career with the release of Greetings From the Gutter. Lennox and Stewart re-formed Eurythmics in 1999, releasing Peace, their first new studio album in a decade.

Genre: pop
Year: 1993
Format: flac.cue.log
releaser: raider