...пришибленных и молчащих). Песня прозвучит только если человек искренен. Сочинять что-либо "для активистов" - заход изначально ущербный, отсекающий автора от источника поэтической силы. Annie Lennox из "Eurythmics" писала "Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves" не как "феминистический гимн", а как свое личное, исповедальное и социально-ангажированное высказывание. Она выросла в семье, в которой дед и отец...

Eurythmics - Here Comes the Rain Again by LuisB

The Eurythmics' 1983 song "Here Comes the Rain Again" is one of my favourite songs. The original video, featuring Lennox wandering about a storm-swept Scottish isle, looking for someone, is here . Wikipedia's quite right when it sways that "[t]he track is similar in musical style to past Eurythmics singles and its melancholy lyrics draw a comparison between the painful and tragic feelings...

The Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) is a song that defines an era, a transatlantic hit (#2 in the United Kingdom, #1 in the United States) that helped make a duo most notable for coming up with a cover of "I Only Want to Be With You" (in The Tourists) international stars, introducing the Lennox/Stewart songwriting pair and the strikingly androgynous and soulful-voiced Lennox to the world...

...function so I can only give you a link to this never aging video. Since it's V Day tomorrow, I think I should put these two up too: Sisters are Doin' It for Themselves That's what divas should be like, take note J. Lo. I Need a Man For those of you who dunno Eurythmics and Annie, the lyrics are supposed to be sarcastic! Now go out and get this CD cos you dunno what you are missing.

...The Cold Gun - Kate Bush. Falling In Love: Sara - Fleetwood Mac. Fight Song: Made In Heaven - Queen (that totally works, this song has such a good, strong beat!) Breaking Up: When Tomorrow Comes - Eurythmics. Prom: Last Dance - Sarah McLachlan (hahaha!). Life: Sweetest Thing - U2 (oy, I love this song!). Making babies: Kiss You Off - Scissor Sisters. Mental Breakdown: '39 - Queen. (aww..). ...

Continuing on with Candy Dulfer, she is joined by Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics for Lily Was Here (MP3) from the album Saxuality :