Savage (Eurythmics album)

Following the much more mainstream commercial content of their previous two albums, Savage saw Eurythmics return to a more experimental sound that their early albums incorporated. The album was recorded at Chateau de Dangu in Normandy and mixed at Grande Armée Studios in Paris. The only other musician working on the recordings with Stewart and Annie Lennox was drummer Olle Romo, who handled much of the Synclavier programming. Lennox brought more of a feminist focus to her lyrics which was made more evident by the accompanying video album, which featured a video for each song. ==Release and reception==

Although the album was not as commercially successful as the duo's previous two albums, it reached the top 10 in the United Kingdom, spawned three UK top-30 singles, and has been certified Platinum. It was less successful in the United States, where it peaked at number 41. On 14 November 2005, Sony BMG repackaged and released most of Eurythmics' back catalogue (including Savage) as deluxe edition reissues. Each of their eight studio albums' original track listings were supplemented with bonus tracks and remixes. ==Track listing==

Credits adapted from the liner notes of Savage. Eurythmics • Annie Lennox • David A. Stewart Additional musician • Olle Romo – programming Technical • Fred DeFaye – recording engineering; mixing engineering • Alan Moulder – lead vocal recording • Claude Pons – mixing engineering assistance • Manu Guiot – additional recording ; mixing engineering • Serge Pauchard – mixing engineering assistance • David A. Stewart – production Artwork • Alastair Thain – sleeve photography • Laurence Stevens – sleeve design ==Charts==

Weekly charts Year-end charts ==Certifications==