Eurythmics Live By Request
Eurythmics Live By Request

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Eurythmics Live By Request

2000
Movie
95 min
English

Exellent Pro-shot broadcast recording of the Eurythmics, recorded live at Sony Music Studios, in New York City, on January 19th, 2000. Setlist Missionary Man Thorn In My Side Walking On Broken Glass 17 Again Sisters Are Doin It For Themselves Here Comes The Rain Again Would I Lie To You There Must Be an Angel (requested by David Bowie) I Need A Man I Saved The World Today Miracle of Love Sweet Dreams (requested by Aretha Franklin) Why I'ts So Sad (improvised song) Power to the Meek (D&A's choice)

Insights

IMDb7.7/10
Director: Glenn WeissGenres: Music, Concert Film

Plot Summary

This special features the reunited Eurythmics performing a special acoustic set of their greatest hits, interspersed with interviews where they discuss their music and creative process. The duo takes requests from the audience, offering a unique and intimate glimpse into their iconic career. The performance includes stripped-down renditions of beloved songs, showcasing their enduring musical chemistry.

Critical Reception

As a one-off reunion concert special, 'Eurythmics Live By Request' was generally well-received by fans eager to see the duo perform again. Critics noted the intimate setting and acoustic arrangements as a fresh take on their classic material, highlighting Annie Lennox's powerful vocals and Dave Stewart's inventive guitar work. The interactive element of audience requests added a personal touch, making it a memorable event for Eurythmics enthusiasts.

What Reviewers Say

  • A welcome acoustic reimagining of Eurythmics' hits.

  • Annie Lennox's vocal performance is as captivating as ever.

  • The intimate, request-driven format offers a unique fan experience.

Google audience: Audience reviews for this special typically praise the Eurythmics' ability to deliver compelling performances even in an acoustic setting. Fans appreciated hearing beloved songs in a new light and enjoyed the interaction with the band. The reunion aspect was a significant draw, with many viewers expressing nostalgia and satisfaction with the concert.

Fun Fact

This 'Live By Request' special was part of a series on A&E that featured artists performing acoustic sets and taking requests from a live audience, offering a more intimate concert experience than typical stadium shows.

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