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No just make you cry
Ok, how about Eurythmics? David Stewart is a great all around musician and producer, and Annie Lenox brought an edge that was hard to match. Not much in terms of guitar work, but if you like 80's synth pop, they were tops.
Huge fan here. I've had a thing for Annie Lennox's voice since... ever, what a phenomenal talent. They really cranked out some amazing stuff.
We did PA & equipment rentals at the old shop, and once upon a time... a minidisc recorder (ouch!) came back with an unedited hour long interview she'd done. That sure made a slow day on the floor more interesting.
I wouldn't even recognize a 1980s without this.
I'm weird that way.
My ex was absolutely infatuated with Annie, knew everything about her, she was a real super fan. I like the music, but don't listen too often as certain songs do bring back some hard feelings. I'm weird that way.
My ex had all that too. Some of which I paid for. Vinyl albums, ep's, Picture Discs, Book, Posters, etc. she had it all. Still does I would imagine, I haven't talked to her in 25 years, so I don't know for sure.My wife has everything by Annie Lennox, The Eurythmics, and The Tourists.
Yeah, I loved The Eurythmics. I tended to find a lot of their songs addictive, like Cool Blue, Sisters Are Doing it For Themselves, Missionary Man, Like a Ball & Chain, The Walk, No Fear No Hate No Pain No Broken Hearts...heck, I have to binge on them now. I sure hope they're on Tidal...Ok, how about Eurythmics? David Stewart is a great all around musician and producer, and Annie Lenox brought an edge that was hard to match. Not much in terms of guitar work, but if you like 80's synth pop, they were tops.
Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy is a phenomenal album. I was listening to it on my drive today.
I remember owning it on 8-track. What really sucked about that, as I recall, was that Someone Saved My Life Tonight gets split in half.
You know it's just another hit-and-run from The Tin Pan Alley Twins.
Captain Fantastic is a brilliant album. Elton John in that era could do no wrong. I read a book that covered his 70s output, and wow, it's stunning to see what he did in such a short period of time.
Coincidentally, my first concert was also at Market Square Arena but in 1979...Kansas. You must have grown up in Indianapolis.
- My first concert was Elton John on July 21, 1976 at Market Square Arena.
Ok, how about Eurythmics? David Stewart is a great all around musician and producer, and Annie Lenox brought an edge that was hard to match. Not much in terms of guitar work, but if you like 80's synth pop, they were tops.
Coincidentally, my first concert was also at Market Square Arena but in 1979...Kansas. You must have grown up in Indianapolis.