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What do you do if you're the most successful UK duo EVER? You put together your 'Ultimate Collection'! New wave synth pop maestros Eurythmics return with an album featuring 17 of their tracks digitally re-mastered, plus two new tracks - the fabulous 'I've Got A Life' and 'Was It Just Another Love Affair?' The 'Ultimate Collection' is full of the Eurythmics' seminal pop songs including 'There Must Be An Angel...' and 'Here Comes The Rain Again' and is a must-have in any music collection!
Track List:
• I've Got A Life
• Love Is A Stranger
• Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
• Who's That Girl
• Right By Your Side
• Here Comes The Rain Again
• Would I Lie To You?
• There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart)
• Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves
• It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back)
• When Tomorrow Comes
• Thorn In My Side
• Miracle Of Love
• Missionary Man
• You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart
• I Need A Man
• I Saved The World Today
• 17 Again
• Was It Just Another Love Affair?
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Review by: black-kat (Dave)
Dated: 19th of April, 2006
This has to be one of the best collections of some of Eurythmics greatest hits ever. Of the 19 tracks included on this CD I instantly recognised 15 of them and two more I remembered after hearing them again on this CD.
The 17 classic tracks included on this compilation are what makes Eurythmics what they are, and the two new tracks are sure to become favourites amongst fans. The new tracks - I've Got A Life and Was It Just Another Love Affair? have that unique Eurythmics sound about them, and with Annie Lennox's wonderful voice she just brings them to life.
It was honestly a joy to hear all the old classics again, and in crystal clear sound thanks to them all being Digitally Re-Mastered to bring out the best sound they possible can, this will sound just great on any sound system.
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