Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart - Sweet Dreams: REACTION 

Thanks Eddy. "Sweet Dreams" is one of those iconic songs that nearly everyone on earth has heard in movies, covers, commercials and just shopping at your grocery store. This song came out in 1983 - so it's 40 years old - and has been covered 182 times, most notably by Marlin Manson. Notice the amazing quality of this 40-year-old song video and their use of synthesizers and a personal computer so early on. Annie Lennox is a true legend and Eurythmics were pioneers of syth-pop music.

Eurythmics changed with each album but Annie's voice kept it consistently them. From the earlier stuff, try Right By Your Side, upbeat and carnival, Who's That Girl, Love is a Stranger, Sexcrime and It's Alright Baby's Coming Back.

It’s Funny hat you say the song is upbeat - eurythmics wrote it as a cynical and depressive commentary on life - it’s the complete opposite of a happy song