dating back to the Jacksons' Triumph for "This Place Hotel" (1980) and working all the way up to the posthumous
The same sense of tension that made Eurythmics so interesting can be found here: cool synthesizer hooks and repetitive vocal ostinatos pitted against Lennox's soaring vocals
" for example--are showcased
" and the swaggering hook over a chiming lullaby backing in "The Party and the After Party" (one of few instances where Tesfaye views a female as more than a mere conquest) are two of several highlights
It's a stance the band has assumed unflinchingly on subsequent albums like 2010's Come Around Sundown and 2013's Mechanical Bull
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