Eurythmics and Aha

Progmeister · Unread post by **Progmeister** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 12:38 am

How f.....g good were they? F.....g good is the answer!

Unread post by **Fretless** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 12:48 am

Eurythmics 'In the garden' produced by the great Conny Plank and with guest appearance by Holger Czukay. 'Sweet Dreams' is also an utter classic.

jammy395 · Unread post by **jammy395** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 7:24 am

Oh dear, oh dear.......Prog your cool meter has just dropper several notches.

AshM750. · Unread post by **AshM750.** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 7:45 am

brit-pop · Unread post by **brit-pop** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 8:47 am

Nah, the 80s was about Sigue Sigue Sputnik and Big Audio Dynamite for me....

Unread post by **Fretless** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 9:57 am

The Thompson Twins - drop all the old preconceptions and give 'Into The Gap' a listen. Phenomenal production that'll have your speakers crying out for mercy, and FUN tunes that get you bopping like a teenager again!

_D_S_J_R_ · Unread post by **_D_S_J_R_** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 10:27 am

Thompson Twins on TWELVE INCH was incredible..

Love Annie Lennox and Morten can sing some styles incredibly well too - his version of Crying In The Rain is heart-breaking, the Everly's original sounding chanted in comparison.

wiicrackpot · Unread post by **wiicrackpot** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 10:45 am

_D_S_J_R_ wrote:Thompson Twins on TWELVE INCH was incredible..

Love Annie Lennox and Morten can sing some styles incredibly well too - his version of Crying In The Rain is heart-breaking, the Everly's original sounding chanted in comparison.

Well there's a surprise Dave,

thought there were a few ahead of the Thompson's in the 80's,
for me the Human League ''Dare'' was one and propaganda ''a Secret Wish'' was another,
really the Tourist ''Luminous Basement'' too and there's Talk Talk ''the colour of spring'', imo of course.

Oh..forgot...and there's Thomas Dolby, here's a guy who used the electronic genre to the max.

Daniel Quinn · Thu Mar 12, 2015 10:50 am

As a teenage marxist in the 80's i profoundly disliked plastic pop and only listened to genesis .

aha and eurythmics sound good upon first hearing , but in my jaundiced bigoted and not very bright opinion they lack emotional involvement . It a bit blah , blah bland

wiicrackpot · Unread post by **wiicrackpot** » Thu Mar 12, 2015 10:58 am

Daniel Quinn wrote:As a teenage marxist in the 80's i profoundly disliked plastic pop and only listened to genesis .

aha and eurythmics sound good upon first hearing , but in my jaundiced bigoted and not very bright opinion they lack emotional involvement . It a bit blah , blah bland

Dan, you've missed some good'uns then, Gary Numan when he appeared on TOTP's was way out, kraftwerk has stood the test of time,
Tangerine Dreams as well and others i have forgotten no doubt.

On a different not, Frankie Goes To Hollywood,especially their version of ''Born To Run'' is by far the best version ever,
makes Springsteen's version sound lethargic in comparison, again my opinion.

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