Eurythmics - Greatest Hits
1991
Two leading musical innovators, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, collaborated as the Eurythmics to make great New Wave music throughout the 1980s. On this fantastic release, they perform all of their hits and display their uncommon visual sense. The collection includes "Sweat Dreams," "Love Is a Stranger," "Who's That Girl Read more
| Starring | The Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart |
|---|---|
| Genres | Music/Musical |
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Eurythmics - Greatest Hits
Two leading musical innovators, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, collaborated as the Eurythmics to make great New Wave music throughout the 1980s. On this fantastic release, they perform all of their hits and display their uncommon visual sense. The collection includes "Sweat Dreams," "Love Is a Stranger," "Who's That Girl
| Starring | The Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart |
|---|---|
| Studio | BMG MUSIC PROGRAMMING |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 35 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Music/Musical |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 10 Jun 2002 Production year: 1991 |
| Format | DVD |
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5 out of 5 people found this review helpful
The soundtrack to the 80s
This stunning DVD has the best part of a decade of hits. Annie Lennox's incomparable vocal qualities and songwriting skills coupled with the 'dancy' edge that Dave Stewart seemed to provide in the Eurythmics makes a feast for the ears, let alone the eyes. This DVD does contain one or two tracks not found on the greatest hits CD - I Love to Listen to Beethoven is possibly my favourite Eurythmics track of all time but is a much better experience when you see the video. It has a couple of clips from the 'Savage' video album, in fact (well worth getting a 2nd hand copy of).
Lennox gives Michael Jackson a run for his money when it comes to image and re-invention - the video for who's that girl has Bananarama, Cheryl Baker, and Dave Stewart kissing Maralyn for example!
You'll never get bored with this and the diversity and consitency of quality shown throughout the DVD can only remind you just how good the Eurythmics were. Everything on this DVD sound fresh and relevant today as it did at the time. -
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1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
........ HOW CAN I ADD TO WHAT WAS SAID BY PAUL !
WORTH A LOOK AND RE-LIVE THE 80'S TYPE OF STUFF.
ANNIE & DAVE AT THEIR BEST - ALL THE GREATEST VIDEOS AT A TIME WHEN THE 'VIDEO PROMO' WAS AN ADDITION TO THE PROMOTION OF A BANDS ALBUM -
NOW IT'S SECOND NATURE TO HAVE A DVD ALBUM OR CONCERT FOOTAGE
[VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR !].
[..AND DVD THE SAME TO VIDEO !!!! ] -
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