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Live 1983–1989

Eurythmics

121 min · 28 tracks · new wave

A vibrant collection of live performances showcasing the duo's blend of synth-pop and blue-eyed soul across various eras.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) Start here — This track is arguably Eurythmics' signature song, showcasing their innovative sound with its iconic synth riff and thought-provoking lyrics about desire and ambition.
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    Here Comes the Rain Again — The emotionally charged delivery highlights Annie Lennox's powerful vocals, set against a lush backdrop that underscores themes of longing and melancholy.
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    Would I Lie to You? — This song features a catchy chorus and an infectious beat, embodying the duo's knack for combining pop sensibilities with sharp lyricism about trust and honesty.
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    Missionary Man — With its driving rhythm and gospel influences, this track illustrates Eurythmics’ versatility, blending rock elements with their distinctive electronic sound.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic peaks of live energy
  • wave-like pacing with surprises
  • nostalgic reflections on past
  • sing-along vibes with friends
  • immersive journey through performances

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer short, standalone tracks
  • seek constant high-energy beats

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Fan Favorite — Captures live performances of significant hits, beloved by dedicated fans.
Themes
global stage presence· 1980s synth-pop energy· desire and ambition
Career context
Released during Eurythmics' peak popularity, 'Live 1983–1989' captures the essence of their dynamic stage presence. This album follows their commercial triumph with 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)' and showcases their evolution as artists through electrifying performances. It represents a period when they were solidifying their legacy in the music scene, highlighting their ability to engage audiences worldwide.
Stylistic neighbors
Depeche Mode· Duran Duran· The Human League
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Tracklist

Disc 1

  • 1 Never Gonna Cry Again 5:14
  • 2 Love Is a Stranger 4:01
  • 3 Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) Start here 3:45
  • 4 This City Never Sleeps 5:37
  • 5 Somebody Told Me 3:43
  • 6 Who’s That Girl? 4:08
  • 7 Right by Your Side 4:28
  • 8 Here Comes the Rain Again 5:48
  • 9 Sex Crime (1984) 3:47
  • 10 I Love You Like a Ball and Chain 5:05
  • 11 Would I Lie to You? 3:34

Disc 2

  • 1 There Must Be an Angel (Playing With My Heart) 6:57
  • 2 Thorn in My Side 4:34
  • 3 Let’s Go 4:55
  • 4 Missionary Man 5:04
  • 5 The Last Time 4:49
  • 6 Miracle of Love 6:22
  • 7 I Need a Man 3:59
  • 8 We Too Are One 4:19
  • 9 (My My) Baby’s Gonna Cry 5:10
  • 10 Don’t Ask Me Why 5:05
  • 11 Angel 6:07

Disc 3

  • 1 You Have Placed a Chill in My Heart 3:59
  • 2 Here Comes the Rain Again 2:46
  • 3 Would I Lie to You? 2:05
  • 4 It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back) 1:30
  • 5 Right by Your Side 1:22
  • 6 When Tomorrow Comes 3:21

What to play next

We Too Are One
Listen next

We Too Are One

1989

Continues the energetic blend of styles with a more polished production.
Revenge
Go back to

Revenge

1986

Leads into live performances with its vibrant sound and themes.
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