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Having now made the transition into a full-blooded band that rocks, Lennox and Stewart could do no wrong and must be seen as one of the musical highlights of the 80s. To maintain such a high standard through six albums in four years takes some doing, yet here they go again, each time growing musically and adding that little extra, for example, the meaty harmonica opening on "Missionary Man," the harder drum sound on all tracks, and finally Stewart back to playing lots of guitar and sounding as though he is having fun. Hypnotic bouncy music that never threatens.
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Eurythmics: Dave Stewart , Annie Lennox.
Eurythmics: Annie Lennox (vocals, keyboards); David A. Stewart (guitar, keyboards).
Additional personnel: Jimmy Zavala (harmonica, saxophone); Clem Burke
(drums).
Uncut (p.124) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[T]heir best album...[it] teems with near-perfect FM anthems like 'Thorn In My Side' and 'The Last Time'." Revenge Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Phenomenal
In 1986, the Eurythmics released their 6th album (counting the soundtrack '1984' which was made up of primarily Eurythmic's tracks) appropriately titled 'Revenge', and THAT they accomplished! This was a HUGE album in the UK and also made it to #12 in the U.S. in the top 100. It features 4 hit singles ("Missionary Man", "Thorn In My Side", "When Tomorrow Comes" & "The Miracle Of Love"), as well as steller tracks such as "The Last Time", "I Remember You", "A Little Of You" & "In This Town". Other highlights are the album's bonus tracks! There's a beautiful live acoustic version of "When Tomorrow Comes"-not available on any other release. This version is flawless and beautiful! Annie always sounds amazing live, but this version really showcases her talents. The other bonus tracks are great too, there's even a remake of an early song from their first album! This is a must-have for any Eurythmics fan, and also a great place to start for a casual fan. You won't be disappointed, I promise.
Submitted by Samm (Lafayette, IN USA)
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