Eurythmics - Touch
Critic Score
Based on 2 reviews
1983 Ratings: #20 / 163
User Score
Based on 89 ratings
1983 Rank: #184
Liked by 12 people
November 26, 1983 / Release Date
LP / Format
RCA / Label
Synthpop, New Wave / Genre
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Fantasio
79

The second album after their successfull debut vault Annie Lennox and Dave Steward into the next level, becoming iconic figures of synthpop and new wave. Touch offers the cool and never-forgotten hits "Here Comes the Rain Again" and "Who's That Girl?", a fresh carribbean sounding song with "Right By Your Side" (which makes me think of the Coconuts), the both absorbing and dazzling "No Fear, No Hate, No Pain (No Broken Hearts) and the relaxed-rhythmic, seven ... read more

Rumple
80

This album touches me like lovers do.

evelezt
95

The way they combined orchestral instruments, electronic and synthpop is amazing, Annie's voice is teathrical and express emotions in a beautiful way, could listen to a endless loop of "paint a rumour".

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Added on: August 25, 2013