Eternal Interview at 'Eternal' Album Launch Party (1999) | with Easther's Ex Shane Lynch (Boyzone)

Easther and Vernie Bennett of Eternal in 1999 at their album launch party in London. Featuring interviews with Easther's then husband, Shane Lynch of Boyzone and the Vengaboys.

[@jaywest3734]

The album as a duo was their best work.

[@ttp436]

It’s boring

[@Cmc995]

This album could have done well in the U.S

[@fitnessandfunwithbenmartin4005]

Such a fabulous album

[@rjames908]

Eternal is eternal, when I here most of their songs listening back they're timeless!!! Starting with O baby I need you so. Esther is such a wonderful powerful singer, I love her voice.. don't know how succes is measured?? fame? being on top? taking of clothes? I measure her succes by her quality and accomplishments (Eternal for that matter.) In Holland people realy loved their music.

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

I will always remember Easther Bennett - first time I ever saw your face

[@itsjemmabond]

Eternal were never the same after Kelle and Louise left.

[@jaywest3734]

Their last album was their best though.

[@LeroneClarkeOliverYT]

@@jaywest3734 yes, agreed, however eternal really proved that you need a formula. Easther and Vernie - music. Kelle and Louise - personality and likability. It may have been their best work but important components to the formula had gone.

[@fadetablack817]

Why is easther talkin like that tho

[@ttp436]

@@LeroneClarkeOliverYT Definitely agree with you

[@anjelheaven]

The one with the braids favors Tiffany (Withers) who used to host several shows on BET in the early 2000s. Are these the ladies who also sang "Angel of Mine"?

[@supernovaleon2447]

Yep that's them. Surprised you knew that since you guys only got the Monica version.

[@anjelheaven]

@@supernovaleon2447 Lol Their version featured on a CD that I bought in the late 90s. I can't remember which one though.