Eurythmics
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Eurythmics: Be Yourself Tonight (RCA)
Review by Adam Sweeting, Melody Maker, 4 May 1985
AMONG their assimilations, borrowings and treatments, Eurythmics remain outsiders. "I'm a looker, a viewer of things," said Annie Lennox. Their Sweet Dreams album nailed the ...
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Eurythmics' Annie Lennox (1983)
Interview by Max Bell, Rock's Backpages Audio, August 1983
The Eurythmics' front woman covers subjects from veganism to feminism, via marriage, class, the nature of success, and anything else she can think of.
File format: mp3; file size: 24.9mb, interview length: 27' 12" sound quality: ****
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We're Not Tourists, We Live Here
Interview by Cynthia Rose, New Musical Express, 7 March 1981
HUNCHED OVER scrambled eggs in his mother's airy flat, Dave Stewart looks more like the late John Lennon than the D'Artagnan-style dandy familiar from The ...
Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (RCA 6063)
Review by Mark Cooper, Record Mirror, 29 January 1983
YET ANOTHER compact duo making studio music for the age of video, Eurythmics lack that vital edge of character. This, their second album in a ...
Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
Review by Cynthia Rose, New Musical Express, 5 February 1983
WHEN ANNIE LENNOX and Dave Stewart opened for Roxy's 'comeback' as two-fifths of The Tourists, I thought there was definitely something there, but I never ...
Interview by Dave Rimmer, Smash Hits, 3 March 1983
Most electronic duos seem to have hits instantly. Not so Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox. Dave Rimmer finds out why it's taken them so long. ...
Eurythmics: Haçienda, Manchester
Live Review by Cath Carroll, New Musical Express, 19 March 1983
THE CHOIR are one of those support acts guaranteed never to outshine the headliners; a Playwright For Today's idea of a Top Rock Band. Strident, ...
Interview by Johnny Black, Smash Hits, 9 June 1983
I ARRIVE, two hours late, outside a church in North London. I push open the huge wooden door and find myself being smiled at by ...
AUDIO: Eurythmics' Annie Lennox (1983)
Audio transcript of interview by Max Bell, Rock's Backpages Audio, August 1983
This is a transcript of Max's audio interview with Annie. Listen to the audio of this interview. ...
Eurythmics: Sweet Soul Music (Is Made of This)
Interview by Betsy Sherman, Boston Rock, 8 August 1983
"I SUPPOSE it's ironic, since I come from a place where you maybe see one black person a year, but I identify with soul music ...
U2/Simple Minds/Eurythmics/Steel Pulse/Perfect Crime/Big Country: Phoenix Park, Dublin
Live Review by Jack Barron, Sounds, 20 August 1983
DATELINE DUBLIN: 3.30am Monday. There will no doubt be some measured reports of U2's home-coming gig. But I really hate measured reports. ...
U2, Simple Minds, Eurythmics, Big Country, Steel Pulse: A Day At The Racecourse
Report by Dave Rimmer, Smash Hits, 1 September 1983
A long, hot, emotional day it was too. Dublin's Phoenix Park throws open its gates to U2, Simple Minds, Eurythmics, Big Country and about 20,000 ...
Interview by Max Bell, The Face, October 1983
THE EURYTHMICS used to rehearse in a room above a picture framers in Camden Town. Now, with money in the bank and record sales approaching ...
Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams And Constant Friction
Interview by Jim Sullivan, Record, October 1983
BOSTON — "WE are not your average rock 'n' roll band," says Annie Lennox very deliberately, very seriously. This is the first thing out of ...
Interview by Cynthia Rose, New Musical Express, 8 October 1983
Stroud Green Road is one of London's more depressing thoroughfares. Noisy, dirty and deprived, it looks as if the buildings which line this lead-perfumed thruway ...
The Tube: Ready... Steady... Um...
Report by Helen Fitzgerald, Melody Maker, 5 November 1983
Helen FitzGerald has a nightmare... and finds herself at the first night of THE TUBE. ...
Interview by Adam Sweeting, Melody Maker, 19 November 1983
Location: Brighton. Subject of adoration: EURYTHMICS. Impressed correspondent: Adam Sweeting. ...
Eurythmics: 1984: For The Love of Big Brother (Virgin)
Review by Don Watson, New Musical Express, 17 November 1984
WAR IS Peace, Freedom Is Slavery, Ignorance Is Strength and this soundtrack LP with the logo of Radford's 1984 on its cover is not the ...
Interview by Neil Tennant, Smash Hits, 28 March 1985
Of course it is, mes petits choux-choux. And they're in Paris (hence the Eiffel Tower — trés brilliant, non?). Annie and Dave are making un ...
Eurythmics: 1984 (For The Love Of Big Brother) (RCA)
Review by Richard C. Walls, Creem, April 1985
IRONY BUFFS might have felt a twinge of interest recently when the Eurythmics' 'Sexcrime' was being banned in various quarters. In Orwell's 1984 the word ...
Eurythmics: The Ministry Of Truth
Interview by Adam Sweeting, Melody Maker, 4 May 1985
AMONG THE CRASH of crockery and the hubbub of tea-slurping customers, Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox sit unobtrusively at a table in the Waldorf Hotel. ...
Interview by Adam Sweeting, The Guardian, 7 May 1985
Adam Sweeting on the changing mood of a musical odd couple ...
Eurythmics: Be Yourself Tonight (RCA — CD)
Review by Roy Trakin, Musician, July 1985
PERHAPS THE title is meant to be ironic, for Annie "Zelig" Lennox is one pop chameleon who adapts to her surroundings. ...
Eurythmics: Be Yourself Tonight (RCA)
Review by Jeffrey Morgan, Creem, September 1985
EURYTHM METHOD ...
Review by Biba Kopf, New Musical Express, 5 July 1986
THEY PICK dreams like they were pockets, these market research trained thieves, respray them in glitter and, even before the paint's properly dry, they're selling ...
Eurythmics: Revenge (RCA PL71050)
Review by Betty Page, Record Mirror, 5 July 1986
I HOPE I won't hove to eat my words again, because Be Yourself Tonight did not impress me initially, and took months to worm its ...
"I Am Not The Androgynous Annie Lennox. I Never Was. I Used It For Something Else"
Profile and Interview by Adam Sweeting, The Guardian, 26 November 1986
The Eurythmics Leading lady talks to Adam Sweeting about her life, her music and her image. ...
Review by Ira Robbins, Creem, December 1986
I CAN VAGUELY recall learning something in high, school biology, an explanation why molecular goosh flows out of, rather than into, an amoeba under certain ...
The Man Most Likely To: Dave Stewart
Profile and Interview by Adam Sweeting, Q, February 1987
THE MATCHING PAIR of black and white Mercedes limousines nose, cautiously down the narrow street, unearthly craft looking for a landing space in the Milan ...
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, February 1988
...about the group she formed with the acid-drenched folk-strumming minstrel who proposed to her in a vegetarian restaurant. And the calamitous demise. And the legal ...
Review by Glenn O'Brien, Spin, March 1988
THE EURYTHMICS radiate a released sensibility. They break out of the groove bondage that has become endemic, out into wide open head spaces where anything ...
Review by Bud Scoppa, Creem, April 1988
SINCE 1980, when they left the Tourists to become a duo, Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox – a.k.a. the Eurythmics – have displayed an intriguing ...
Eurythmics: We Too Are One (RCA LP/Cassette/CD)
Review by Terry Staunton, New Musical Express, 9 September 1989
'TOO' THE POWER OF TWO ...
Review by Mark Cooper, Q, October 1989
Eurythmics: the kind of sadness that can't shed tears ...
Annie Lennox: Who's That Girl?
Profile and Interview by Lucy O'Brien, Select, February 1991
Never afraid to experiment and shock, Annie Lennox has paraded a succession of challenging images during the last decade — from androgynous hedonist to caring ...
Review by Phil Sutcliffe, Q, April 1991
WHEN IT COMES to a "Dadodadodadodado" there's never been one to match the start of Eurythmics' only British Number 1, 'There Must Be An Angel ...
Annie Lennox: Hmm... What Rhymes with "Angst"?
Profile and Interview by Mat Snow, Q, May 1991
Her career has not been what she would call a bed of roses. For Annie Lennox, more like a diary of private nightmares played out ...
Interview by Mac Randall, Musician, March 1993
CONGRATULATIONS ON your Grammy nominations. Are you making any bets on how you'll do? ...
Interview by Phil Sutcliffe, Los Angeles Times, 1999
First they were lovers. Then they created one of the great pop groups of the ’80s. Then they didn’t exchange a word for four years... ...
Sweet Dreams Again: After a Decade Apart, Annie Lennox and David Stewart are Eurythmics Once More
Report and Interview by Jim Sullivan, The Boston Globe, 17 October 1999
NEW YORK – Annie Lennox and David Stewart – former lovers, forever the best of friends, and once again musical collaborators – share a couch ...
Eurythmics: The Ultimate Collection
Review by Alfred Soto, Stylus, 17 November 2005
THE PREFIX "PSEUDO" DESCRIBED EURYTHMICS so well that it became safe for other bands to use it 10 years after Bowie first made it respectable. ...
Interview by Bill DeMain, Performing Songwriter, January 2006
WHEN DAVE Stewart and Annie Lennox formed Eurythmics in 1980, they drew up what they called "a manifesto." A list of their intentions, along with ...
see also Annie Lennox
see also Dave Stewart
see also Tourists, The
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