Type in "Sweet Dreams" on any search engine, look it up in any music journal or even refer to it during a conversation and (more often than not) the word Eurythmics will appear alongside it. This was the song and album title that became synonomous with the duo, perhaps because it represents an artistic high for them. The song content, despite one or two songs sounding slightly dated, is wonderful; a combination of witty lyrics ("Love is a Stranger"), synthetic dance ("I've Got An Angel"), a beautiful voice ("This is the House") and (most importantly)- pure originality (one cannot help but think of the title track). Younger listeners may be distracted by the bizarre cover or the coldness of songs like "Jennifer", but for me, this collection of songs should be in the top 10 of any list of best 80's albums and in the top 100 greatest albums of all time. I felt that there were only 2 problems with this album; firstly, the albums' cover photo could've been slightly larger, and secondly some more-dance orientated material wouldn't have gone amiss. Dave and Annie had done it: top 10 singles, a number 1 album and fame and fortune. Then they did it all again- only this time it was better...