Live 1983-1989 [2 Disc] Eurythmics

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  • Release Date: 11/30/1993
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 79,150
  • Label: ARISTA
  • UPC: 743211770422

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Live 1983-1989 [2 Disc]

Disc 1
1LISTENNever Gonna Cry Again 5:14
2LISTENLove Is a Stranger 4:00
3LISTENSweet Dreams (Are Made of This) 3:45
4LISTENThis City Never Sleeps 5:37
5LISTENSomebody Told Me 3:43
6LISTENWho's That Girl? 4:07
7LISTENRight by Your Side 4:27
8LISTENHere Comes the Rain Again 5:50
9LISTENSex Crime (1984) 3:46
10LISTENI Love You Like a Ball and Chain 5:05
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Disc 2
1LISTENThere Must Be an Angel (Playing with My Heart) 6:57
2LISTENThorn in My Side 4:34
3LISTENLet's Go 4:55
4LISTENMissionary Man 5:03
5LISTENThe Last Time 4:49
6LISTENMiracle of Love 6:22
7LISTENI Need a Man 3:59
8LISTENWe Two Are One 4:19
9LISTEN(My My) Baby's Gonna Cry 5:10
10LISTENDon't Ask Me Why 5:04
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Eurythmics released this belated live album nearly five years after We Two Are One, which would prove to be the duo's last record together for a decade. It's a chronological run-through of the group's hits (with some of their stronger album tracks interspersed) with the songs culled from the parent album's respective tours. There are some notable players in their live bands including once-and-future Blondie drummer Clem Burke, future Curve member Dean Garcia, and Eddie Reader (frustratingly, it is not noted who played which tours). The performances are spirited with Annie Lennox's vocals as rapturous as the studio counterparts. Some of the earlier, more new wave-inflected material sounds a bit thin and anemic while the more organic songs from Be Yourself Tonight fare better. Coming far after the Eurythmic's commercial peak, Live 1983-1989 received little interest upon its 1993 release and most fans would be more likely satisfied with the less-complete greatest-hits package issued two years earlier. Tom Demalon, All Music Guide

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