We Too Are One (1989)

Review Score: (10/10)
In early 1988, Annie Lennox suffered great tragedy when she gave birth to a still-born baby. I cannot imagine how that feels because I am only 19 years old, which means I have no children. But I know how grief-strucken Annie must have been after having this happen. But Annie pulled herself together as most people do.

In 1989, Annie moved on with her life, where she and David released their final studio recorded album of the 80s as Eurythmics. The album is entitled, We Too Are One. This album shows that Eurythmics were going out with a bang. This is an incredible album and I have enjoyed it since the day I got it, although, it does not match up to that of their seventh album, "Savage". But there are many great songs on this album for everyone to enjoy. This whole album is for everyone to enjoy.

WE TOO ARE ONE
The album's title track. An amazing song that should be heard by every fan. No excuses.

THE KING & QUEEN OF AMERICA
The third single from the album. This song is definitely my favorite off of this album. The choruses are absolutely incredible. Annie's voice is absolutely amazing and powerful.

(MY MY) BABY'S GONNA CRY
Not bad.

DON'T ASK ME WHY
The second single from the album. Not bad, but it could have been better.

ANGEL
The fourth & final single from the album. A beautiful, moving ballad. I could listen to this one over and over again.

REVIVAL
The first single from the album. Not bad.

YOU HURT ME (AND I HATE YOU)
Another classic break-up song. This is another one of my favorites.

SYLVIA
Not bad.

HOW LONG?
Not bad.

WHEN THE DAY GOES DOWN
Not bad.

What a way to close out the 80s. Eurythmics were one hell of an 80s synthesized band. They have made millions of fans around the world, most of who still enjoy their music today. After the release of this album, Annie and Dave went on to persue other projects. In 1992, Annie Lennox had released her first solo album entitled, "Diva", which features the hit single, "Why". In the same year, Annie even provided a theme song for the 1992 remake of "Bram Stoker's Dracula". The theme song for that film is entitled, "Love Song For A Vampire". But this album shows how great Eurythmics were. Buy this album and enjoy it.

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