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New Wave Hall Of Shame: Annie Lennox [part 3]
[…continued from last post] The band’s 1989 album showed them clearly aiming for the emergent VH-1 aesthetic. Not the worst thing in the world they could be doing! This was better than faux Stax soul music, but only just following … Continue reading
New Wave Hall Of Shame: Annie Lennox [part 2]
[continued from last post] I’ll be the first to admit that there had been a sea change in Ms. Lennox’ vocals by the time of the “Sweet Dreams” album. It was on that album that she delved into the sometimes … Continue reading
New Wave Hall Of Shame: Annie Lennox [part 1]
In yesterday’s post, I alluded to something that needed to get out. How awful Eurythmics became in just a single album, without warning. My journey spanned the gap from being an Annie Lennox early adopter and avid collector to not … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, New Wave Hall Of Shame
Tagged Annie Lennox, Eurythmics, The Tourists
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Record Review: Conny Plank – The Conny Plank reWork Sessions
Conny Plank: The reWork Sessions GER 12″ [2013] Eurythmics: Take Me To Your Heart [Popnoname Remix] Mobius + Plank: Infiltration [Walls Remix] NEU!: Für Immer [Eye/Boredoms Remix] Eurythmics: Le Sinistre [Kriedler Remix] When word of this 12″ surfaced for RSD … Continue reading
Posted in Record Review
Tagged 2013, Conny Plank, Dieter Mobius, Eurythmics, Krautrock, NEU!, Record Store Day
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REDUX: Record Review – Eurythmics – This Is The House
November 30, 2010 I’m a bit of a rare bird. I was a fan of Eurythmics long before I ever heard them. I was previously a huge fan of The Tourists, the band from whence came Annie Lennox and Dave … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past
Tagged 12" singles, 1982, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart, Eurythmics, This Is The House
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Record Review: Eurythmics – Belinda
Eurythmics: Belinda UK 7″ [1981] Belinda Heartbeat, Heartbeat I recently wrote about The Tourists, and how I came to hear their music, which I enjoyed for two years until their untimely demise. Afterward, I had heard of Eurythmics forming from … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Review, Scots Rock
Tagged Annie Lennox, Conny Plank, D.A.F., Dave Stewart, Eurythmics, Krautrock
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