I've always loved their version of Mad World best. Not because it was the original, but because to me it's the most 'mad' sounding...the instruments are all going full tilt and it's a very packed, mad song. Sowing the Seeds of Love is my favorite song by them. I've played it for so many people and I always say 'if you don't like something about this song, wait 15 seconds and there'll be something else.' It's _so much song_ packed into one tune.
I feel similarly about Mad World. The covers are too one-note for me, and don't represent the full range of the song's ideas and feeling. While I do love Sewing the Seeds of Love, Working Hour is my personal favorite.
That's what I love so much about the original and why the Gary Jules version just never quite hooked me. It's missing the emotional dissonance that gives Mad World so much of its depth and complexity.
What's great about them is they have so many different sounds. They also still sound amazing live. Their new album "The Tipping Point" is great too. "The Working Hour", "Woman in Chains", "Pale Shelter".
@@StormyDay Yes definitely! Highlight of the show was “Sowing The Seeds Of Love” for me. Roland has still got that voice that sends chills down my spine.
Love TFF (especially Curt who I always thought was sooo cute! LOL) But yeah, I was an 80s teenager, so really cool to see these songs that felt so timely then, prove themselves to be timeless.
‘Sewing the Seeds of Love’ a real Beatles-esque anthem. Love it as much now as I ever did. They were really going somewhere with this and were on top of their game as one of the biggest bands in the world, unfortunately it marked the end (for a long while.)
"Sowing The Seeds Of Love" is the greatest song Lennon/McCartney never wrote. Good picks. 1988-1989 was known as the "2nd Summer Of Love", when '60s "peace & love" came back in fashion in response to a decade of Reaganism - the "Seeds" video was very much a snapshot of that sentiment & is essential viewing for the track. "Everybody Rules The World" was pretty much the anthem of 1985. That video is what 1985 felt like, in spirit.
The entire album, "The Hurting," in continuity, changed my young life. It was groundbreaking, heartfelt, and spoke to a young generation who realized the world was changing in a negative way.
You picked some real gems there from TFF. Such a timeless group whose music sounds as fresh today as it did when it first came out. I did get to see them live at Wembley Arena in the late 80's and they were just as good as their videos you've just watched. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings with us all. God bless 🙏
TFF are so good ! Even after after their breakup, Roland kept putting out great songs. " Raoul and the Kings of Spain " is a disregarded masterpiece in my opinion and their reunion on " Everybody Loves a Happy Ending " was AWESOME ! Simple Minds is anotherunderrated band I love which went under the radar for 15 years but kept on plowing and made it again !
WHEN U HEAR SHOUT LIVE, THE WHOLE CROWD IS ALWAYS SINGING. GREAT LIVE BAND. THEY OPENED FOR HALL AND OATES IN 2017, UNBELIEVABLE CONCERT, CLEVELAND ROCKS!!
I was never a huge fan of Tears For Fears when I was young, but listening to them now I really don't know why that was! Brilliant songs with amazing production and vocals.
Same here. I always kind of liked them, but was more into metal back in the 80s. Now in my 50s I've really grown to appreciate them. Just saw them live recently in San Diego. Amazing performance!
The Style Council needs to be on your list if you haven’t already covered them. Big boss groove, long hot summer, life at a top people’s health farm, shout to the top, how she threw it all away, my ever changing moods, walls come tumbling down. There’s so many more. The line is Sowing the seeds of love: kick out the Style bring back The Jam is a reference to The Style Council and Paul Weller’s more political former band The Jam.
As a big fan of Tears For Fears I have SO MANY song recommendations for you. Pale Shelter, Woman In Chains, Bad Man's Song, Advice For The Young At Heart, Break It Down Again, Goodnight Song, Secrets, Closest Thing To Heaven, Secret World, and Last Days On Earth. Then from their latest album I would recommend Break The Man, My Demons, and End Of Night. ❤
I miss how we used to dance in the eighties. So upper body and theatrical. That dancing out the window in Mad World is like a time capsule of movement.
OK, I've now added to my bucket list: playing a Stratocaster on top of Durdle Door in Dorset like Roland Orzabal in the Shout video. What a fantastic duo. They skyrocketed to the top with their Songs from the Big Chair album. So creative and atmospheric. A hallmark of their songs is that they'll skip the last word or two of the chorus and instead jump straight into the verse early. They also made some gorgeous, less well-known jazz-style songs. Tears for Fears are definitely Beatles disciples. These reactions are superb. Whole songs and videos, intelligent, eloquent and perceptive comments on both the music and the lyrics. A real joy to watch. Can I suggest you react to some songs by Talk Talk and Simple Minds?
The TFF rabbit hole is quite deep. Even the later albums, Everybody Loves a Happy Ending (which is very Beatlesesque), and the new one, The Tipping Point, are fabulous sonically. I saw them live 3 times and they are excellent musicians.
best way to enjoy "everybody wants to rule the world" is exemplified by singer curt smith in this video, top down on the long road with nowhere in particular to go, radio blasting LOUD. i've driven a similar stretch of so. cal's freeways and it always takes me back 😊
For part two, you can pick from these songs: - The Working Hour (my favorite TFF song, but it doesn't have a music video) - Woman In Chains - Change - Break It Down Again - Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down) - Mothers Talk
You said you felt Shout in your bones. I first felt it in my bones in 1985 and still feel it in my bones every time I hear it. Thanks for sharing your reaction with us.
Great choices, you need to do in other videos, Standing on the Corner of the Third World, Badman's Song (Live), Advice for the Young at Heart & Woman in Chains (featuring Oleta Adams)
Thanks for this Bryson love the choices.makes me wanna go back to the 80's. Everybody wants to rule the world was filmed It was filmed in Los Angeles, a desert in California and Cabazon. Shout was filmed at Durdle Door in Dorset,south coast of England not far from their home city of bath in the county of Somerset. The og of mad world is my fav. I can see the connection between sowing the seeds and late 60's early 70's beatles.you can see the last song was later than the others.
I was so excited when I saw you were doing 'Mad World's on this! It has been one of my favorite pieces ever since I discovered it was TFF's original song. The emotional layers, the dissonance in both the chords and the emotional content really makes it something far beyond what it has become.
Excellent choice, especially with my favourite, Mad World. But there is another gem from them.. Woman in chains with Oleta Adams. Try this, you won´t regret it.
Every time Mad World came on during after school videos, I was in front of the TV trying to copy that awesome geometric dancing. Yeares later as a clubber it definitely found its way into my dancing
Woman in Chains, Advice for the Young at Heart, Pale Shelter, and anything else from their Songs From the Big Chair album. If you're feeling feisty, watch Oleta Adams' cover of their song, "I Believe" from the Seeds of Love concert era--it's haunting.
Thank you for expanding and experiencing the past music I grew up with. Tears for Fears are a part of my life I appreciate more than you would ever know.
Just saw Tears for Fears in concert and they were awesome!!! Their new album The Tipping Point is great. TFF songs you must listen next: Woman in Chain, Pale Shelter, Advice for the Young at Heart. From the new album: The Tipping Point, My Demons, No Small Thing
AMAZING BAND !!! TFF are in my top 10 favourite groups / artists of all time and i listen to tones of music lol. My TFF favourite album is The Hurting and i love the song Pale Shelter. But all of their songs are bloody good. God knows how many hours of my life i have spent listening to TFF. Thank you
Mad World is from their 1st album Hurt 1983 Everybody Wants to Rule the World and Shout are from their 2nd album Songs from the Big Chair 1985 Sowing the Seeds of Love is from their 3rd album Seeds of Love 1989
Watching you rock out to my absolute fave band from the 80’s is pure joy! Viewers can see the feels this music brings to your face. Roland and Kurt are still the best! ❤ It’s fun to watch ppl hear the genius of Roland’s lyrics and melodies along with Kurt’s amazing voice (both of their voices, tbh) LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
I love that you watch and react to several videos at a time for the various artist. Tears for fears is one of my favorite duos They are masters at what they do. Their vocals are phenomenal, the instrumentation is done so beautifully.
Great reactions! Of the four songs you just listened to, my favorite is Sowing the Seeds of Love. I just love Roland’s voice and the passion in his voice in this song.
I love this song and video for Shout. The keyboardist looks like Dave Coulier from Full House. At the end with all the people, I love the kids who sing and the little old lady just doing her thing. My favorite song and vide of theirs.
Wow! Sowing the Seeds of Love sounds like it came straight off Magical Mystery Tour album. Right out of The Beatles psychedelic song handbook. Nailed it lyrically and musically too. Watching your TFF's reactions I'm reminded all over again why I fell in love with Head Over Heels and Shout. Already knew that Everybody Wants to Rule the World was an 80's sound masterpiece!
Your comments are concise, creative and honest. You picked some some of their best tracks. I recommend a part two with songs like 'woman in chains', I believe, Advice for the Young at Heart, Goodnight song...amongst many;)
Great reaction! Tears for Fears is one of my very favorite groups. Their song writing, engineering and production rivals Steely Dan, and that's the ultimate compliment. Other songs to check out: Woman in Chains (jaw dropping), The Working Hour, Elemental, Break It Down Again, Mr. Pessimist, Raoul and the Kings of Spain, and my favorite, Goodnight Song. Their new album is very good (just came out this year); check out the song The Tipping Point. Such an incredible group!
Oh yay yay yay you got back to TFF! I knew you’d love them. As a kid I didn’t appreciate “Shout”, maybe because it was overplayed and I didn’t really understand the message behind it. Now when I hear it I get the same feelings you did, especially watching the video with the kids dancing and having a blast. It just brings you joy and makes you let go of your worries. I don’t know if that was an organ, but at a few points I could swear I hear bagpipes. And of course the other three songs are classics as well. You picked good ones to continue with! It’s funny, I never noticed how often they use instrumental breaks until you pointed out. This was fun to watch with you! My other top song from TFF is “Break It Down Again.” Instrumentally that one kicks my butt every time I listen to it, and the vocals are fantastic.
Thank you for covering this band, I love them! Great reaction! 💜🔥I love Pale Shelter, Shout, and Head Over Heels. And Change - great band with so many memories attached! I grew up hearing their Mad World, so it was always weird hearing the covers!
TFF for the win! Thanks for doing more. I hope that in your next reaction, you include Pale Shelter and Advice for the Young at Heart among your 4. Music videos for sure and not live versions. Can’t wait to see the next ones.
Sowing The Seeds Of Love went down as one of my favorite songs for many years although my list of favorite songs changes constantly. I highly recommend “Break It Down Again” and “Woman In Chains” for other videos from them to check out. Enjoy.
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Don't worry.. I've been listening to Shout for almost 40 years, and it will NEVER get old for you...😊
Never!!
So true!
FACTs!! This one and Everybody wants to rule the world. 💃🕺💃🕺
Same! 🙌
Same for me for Head Over Heels. I never get tired of it. I used to play it over and over.
Their first two albums “The Hurting” and “Songs From The Big Chair” are straight up masterpieces 🔥🔥🔥
I've always loved their version of Mad World best. Not because it was the original, but because to me it's the most 'mad' sounding...the instruments are all going full tilt and it's a very packed, mad song. Sowing the Seeds of Love is my favorite song by them. I've played it for so many people and I always say 'if you don't like something about this song, wait 15 seconds and there'll be something else.' It's _so much song_ packed into one tune.
This is indeed a great version. I do love the musical break!
I feel similarly about Mad World. The covers are too one-note for me, and don't represent the full range of the song's ideas and feeling.
While I do love Sewing the Seeds of Love, Working Hour is my personal favorite.
Shout will go down as one the most iconic songs ever... so many covers and it stands the test of time.
The mark of a really good song like Mad World IS that everyone can hear something different and make something new out it.
That's what I love so much about the original and why the Gary Jules version just never quite hooked me. It's missing the emotional dissonance that gives Mad World so much of its depth and complexity.
Tears for Fears were consistently amazing songwriters. Grew up with their music and they still sound as great now as they did then.
What's great about them is they have so many different sounds. They also still sound amazing live. Their new album "The Tipping Point" is great too.
"The Working Hour", "Woman in Chains", "Pale Shelter".
Yes, I bought the new album to support them
I saw them on the Tipping Point tour at Jones Beach Theater, NY and I can say that they’ve still got it.
@@nickavenoso7851 I did too! They were fabulous! Last show of the US Tour! What a gorgeous night it was!
@@StormyDay Yes definitely! Highlight of the show was “Sowing The Seeds Of Love” for me. Roland has still got that voice that sends chills down my spine.
Shout is a fine, fine song. Every time you think it can't possibly get better, it does!
One of the best vocal duos of all time.
Love TFF (especially Curt who I always thought was sooo cute! LOL)
But yeah, I was an 80s teenager, so really cool to see these songs that felt so timely then, prove themselves to be timeless.
I was in my Freshman year at college and you always heard this song blasting in the dorms.❤️
80s teenager here as well,TFF was always one of my favs. Great choice of songs.😍
He was.
Todd DePue you're not alone when it comes to Curt. He was so beautiful, such a cutie.
I'm obsessed with their song Woman in Chains with Oleta Adams... LJ
‘Sewing the Seeds of Love’ a real Beatles-esque anthem. Love it as much now as I ever did. They were really going somewhere with this and were on top of their game as one of the biggest bands in the world, unfortunately it marked the end (for a long while.)
"Sowing The Seeds Of Love" is the greatest song Lennon/McCartney never wrote. Good picks. 1988-1989 was known as the "2nd Summer Of Love", when '60s "peace & love" came back in fashion in response to a decade of Reaganism - the "Seeds" video was very much a snapshot of that sentiment & is essential viewing for the track.
"Everybody Rules The World" was pretty much the anthem of 1985. That video is what 1985 felt like, in spirit.
Just a brief pause before Bush bombed the Middle East and Clinton Yugoslavia
The song of the 80’s
That "organ sound again" was Ian Stanley's last contribution to TFF after co-writing a lot of the second album.
"Shout" is a classic for a reason ! Angst, instrumentation and lyrics are just ON POINT !
"Working Hour" and "Woman In Chains" are good choices for your part two.
Woman in chains is a masterpiece
Head over heels as well :)
Absolutely!
Spot on with the Beatles reference as regards to Sowing the seeds of love ,I get that feeling everything I listen to it
Four songs for your part two of the TFF...
1. Woman in Chains
2. Secret World
3. Break it Down
4. Closest Thing to Heaven
Bonus song: The Devil
The multilayered music is just delightful. And considering the times we live in, so apropos. Everyone wants to rule the world...
I knew you were going to love "Shout." It's my favorite Tears For Fear track by a mile. 1980's anthem.
Sowing the Seeds of Love. Masterpiece. Phenomenal. Love all the instruments and their voices!! This and Head Over Heels are my favorites of theirs.
Yes yes these two!!
Instrumental geniuses. So much for the ears but yet you hear all of it and it's a celebration of music.
The entire album, "The Hurting," in continuity, changed my young life. It was groundbreaking, heartfelt, and spoke to a young generation who realized the world was changing in a negative way.
TFF is simply amazing. These ‘old’ songs are absolutely timeless. As good as the first time even 40 years later. Roland is a genius!
Criminally underrated guitarist.
You can't review these guys without listening to Woman In Chains. Vocals by Oleta Adams are amazing.
You picked some real gems there from TFF. Such a timeless group whose music sounds as fresh today as it did when it first came out. I did get to see them live at Wembley Arena in the late 80's and they were just as good as their videos you've just watched. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings with us all. God bless 🙏
Thank you so much for watching!
TFF are so good ! Even after after their breakup, Roland kept putting out great songs. " Raoul and the Kings of Spain " is a disregarded masterpiece in my opinion and their reunion on " Everybody Loves a Happy Ending " was AWESOME ! Simple Minds is anotherunderrated band I love which went under the radar for 15 years but kept on plowing and made it again !
WHEN U HEAR SHOUT LIVE, THE WHOLE CROWD IS ALWAYS SINGING. GREAT LIVE BAND. THEY OPENED FOR HALL AND OATES IN 2017, UNBELIEVABLE CONCERT, CLEVELAND ROCKS!!
Mad World is my favorite by them. It resonates personally for me and I love watch Roland dancing the video.
I was never a huge fan of Tears For Fears when I was young, but listening to them now I really don't know why that was! Brilliant songs with amazing production and vocals.
Same here. I always kind of liked them, but was more into metal back in the 80s. Now in my 50s I've really grown to appreciate them. Just saw them live recently in San Diego. Amazing performance!
I love Tears For Fears. I was a teen in the 80's.
The Style Council needs to be on your list if you haven’t already covered them. Big boss groove, long hot summer, life at a top people’s health farm, shout to the top, how she threw it all away, my ever changing moods, walls come tumbling down. There’s so many more.
The line is Sowing the seeds of love: kick out the Style bring back The Jam is a reference to The Style Council and Paul Weller’s more political former band The Jam.
As a big fan of Tears For Fears I have SO MANY song recommendations for you. Pale Shelter, Woman In Chains, Bad Man's Song, Advice For The Young At Heart, Break It Down Again, Goodnight Song, Secrets, Closest Thing To Heaven, Secret World, and Last Days On Earth. Then from their latest album I would recommend Break The Man, My Demons, and End Of Night. ❤
4 amazing songs, love them. both guys have great voices. they have a new album out, new songs too 😃
I miss how we used to dance in the eighties. So upper body and theatrical. That dancing out the window in Mad World is like a time capsule of movement.
Such a fantastic band. Love the first 3 songs but Mad Mad world is my current favourite
They are from my home town. Great band. Woman In Chains is a beautiful song.
OK, I've now added to my bucket list: playing a Stratocaster on top of Durdle Door in Dorset like Roland Orzabal in the Shout video.
What a fantastic duo. They skyrocketed to the top with their Songs from the Big Chair album. So creative and atmospheric. A hallmark of their songs is that they'll skip the last word or two of the chorus and instead jump straight into the verse early. They also made some gorgeous, less well-known jazz-style songs. Tears for Fears are definitely Beatles disciples.
These reactions are superb. Whole songs and videos, intelligent, eloquent and perceptive comments on both the music and the lyrics. A real joy to watch.
Can I suggest you react to some songs by Talk Talk and Simple Minds?
Thank you so much, and absolutely! 😊
The TFF rabbit hole is quite deep. Even the later albums, Everybody Loves a Happy Ending (which is very Beatlesesque), and the new one, The Tipping Point, are fabulous sonically. I saw them live 3 times and they are excellent musicians.
best way to enjoy "everybody wants to rule the world" is exemplified by singer curt smith in this video, top down on the long road with nowhere in particular to go, radio blasting LOUD. i've driven a similar stretch of so. cal's freeways and it always takes me back 😊
"Woman in Chains", "Advice for the Young At Heart:, and especially, "Power"!
"Time to eat all your words, open your eyes"... Sowing the seeds of love..."
Shout.Shout therapy is what both lead singers went through to deal with the traumas of their past.
Michael Jackson sampled bassline for 'Every Wants to Rule the World' for 'The Way You Make Me Feel'!
Curt is just fantastic on that bass guitar. WOW 👌
I'm 27 and I live for post punk and new wave! tears for fears is so amazing
I just love Tears for Fears. I can't accurately put into words how much I adore them. So yes... very happy you reacted to some of the finest work ! ❤❤
Thanks for watching! ❤️❤️
For part two, you can pick from these songs:
- The Working Hour (my favorite TFF song, but it doesn't have a music video)
- Woman In Chains
- Change
- Break It Down Again
- Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down)
- Mothers Talk
I legit think "Shout" is one of the greatest songs of all time, and I'm an old old man. 😀
You said you felt Shout in your bones. I first felt it in my bones in 1985 and still feel it in my bones every time I hear it. Thanks for sharing your reaction with us.
Thanks for watching!
Great choices, you need to do in other videos, Standing on the Corner of the Third World, Badman's Song (Live), Advice for the Young at Heart & Woman in Chains (featuring Oleta Adams)
Yes ☝️
The Seeds Of Love is an amazing album
Thanks for this Bryson love the choices.makes me wanna go back to the 80's.
Everybody wants to rule the world was filmed It was filmed in Los Angeles, a desert in California and Cabazon.
Shout was filmed at Durdle Door in Dorset,south coast of England not far from their home city of bath in the county of Somerset.
The og of mad world is my fav.
I can see the connection between sowing the seeds and late 60's early 70's beatles.you can see the last song was later than the others.
Thanks for watching! 😊
I was so excited when I saw you were doing 'Mad World's on this! It has been one of my favorite pieces ever since I discovered it was TFF's original song.
The emotional layers, the dissonance in both the chords and the emotional content really makes it something far beyond what it has become.
Excellent choice, especially with my favourite, Mad World.
But there is another gem from them..
Woman in chains with Oleta Adams.
Try this, you won´t regret it.
Every time Mad World came on during after school videos, I was in front of the TV trying to copy that awesome geometric dancing. Yeares later as a clubber it definitely found its way into my dancing
Most of their songs display musical genius
Woman in Chains, Advice for the Young at Heart, Pale Shelter, and anything else from their Songs From the Big Chair album. If you're feeling feisty, watch Oleta Adams' cover of their song, "I Believe" from the Seeds of Love concert era--it's haunting.
Tears for Fears was 1 of 3 cassettes I bought with my own money way back in the day... the other 2 were Wham and Starship... I'll just age myself
They just did a American tour and European tour, but couldn't finish their European tour because Curt cracked his ribs
I love your reactions🥰 Tears For Fears is one of my favorite bands, listen the song ''Pale Shelter''
Thank you for expanding and experiencing the past music I grew up with. Tears for Fears are a part of my life I appreciate more than you would ever know.
Just saw Tears for Fears in concert and they were awesome!!! Their new album The Tipping Point is great. TFF songs you must listen next: Woman in Chain, Pale Shelter, Advice for the Young at Heart. From the new album: The Tipping Point, My Demons, No Small Thing
AMAZING BAND !!! TFF are in my top 10 favourite groups / artists of all time and i listen to tones of music lol. My TFF favourite album is The Hurting and i love the song Pale Shelter. But all of their songs are bloody good. God knows how many hours of my life i have spent listening to TFF. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Also, they are so great live
Tears for fears is one of my fav bands ever
I own every album from 1983 to 2022
You have to check out their new album The Tipping Point, it is a really great album and shows they still have that magic.
Mad World is from their 1st album Hurt 1983
Everybody Wants to Rule the World and Shout are from their 2nd album Songs from the Big Chair 1985
Sowing the Seeds of Love is from their 3rd album Seeds of Love 1989
I still have my 7” vinyl of Shout .. still play it 😁
Great. 4 songs of my favorite band.
With Mad World you'll find that most of the covers don't cover the original but the cover used in Donnie Darko.
They are still performing!!!!✌✌✌
Shout - An anthem for eternity.
Watching you rock out to my absolute fave band from the 80’s is pure joy! Viewers can see the feels this music brings to your face. Roland and Kurt are still the best! ❤ It’s fun to watch ppl hear the genius of Roland’s lyrics and melodies along with Kurt’s amazing voice (both of their voices, tbh) LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!
I love that you watch and react to several videos at a time for the various artist. Tears for fears is one of my favorite duos They are masters at what they do. Their vocals are phenomenal, the instrumentation is done so beautifully.
Thank you for watching!
Great reactions! Of the four songs you just listened to, my favorite is Sowing the Seeds of Love. I just love Roland’s voice and the passion in his voice in this song.
Thank you!
When Sowing the Seeds was released there was nothing else like it on the radio. You HAD to stop and listen.
I love this song and video for Shout. The keyboardist looks like Dave Coulier from Full House. At the end with all the people, I love the kids who sing and the little old lady just doing her thing. My favorite song and vide of theirs.
Wow! Sowing the Seeds of Love sounds like it came straight off Magical Mystery Tour album. Right out of The Beatles psychedelic song handbook. Nailed it lyrically and musically too.
Watching your TFF's reactions I'm reminded all over again why I fell in love with Head Over Heels and Shout. Already knew that Everybody Wants to Rule the World was an 80's sound masterpiece!
When you get a chance, check out their new album ''The Tipping Point'' that came out in February. It's extraordinary.
I believe and Laid so low (tears roll down) are a couple of my favourites.
YES….. such a great song!!!
My favorite 80s band hands down :)
Your comments are concise, creative and honest. You picked some some of their best tracks. I recommend a part two with songs like 'woman in chains', I believe, Advice for the Young at Heart, Goodnight song...amongst many;)
Thank you!
Great reaction! Tears for Fears is one of my very favorite groups. Their song writing, engineering and production rivals Steely Dan, and that's the ultimate compliment. Other songs to check out: Woman in Chains (jaw dropping), The Working Hour, Elemental, Break It Down Again, Mr. Pessimist, Raoul and the Kings of Spain, and my favorite, Goodnight Song. Their new album is very good (just came out this year); check out the song The Tipping Point. Such an incredible group!
Thank you!
Thanks for the video, Tears for Fears is such an amazing and iconic band.
Thanks for watching!
One of the best English grou😊s from the 80's
Oh yay yay yay you got back to TFF! I knew you’d love them. As a kid I didn’t appreciate “Shout”, maybe because it was overplayed and I didn’t really understand the message behind it. Now when I hear it I get the same feelings you did, especially watching the video with the kids dancing and having a blast. It just brings you joy and makes you let go of your worries. I don’t know if that was an organ, but at a few points I could swear I hear bagpipes. And of course the other three songs are classics as well. You picked good ones to continue with! It’s funny, I never noticed how often they use instrumental breaks until you pointed out. This was fun to watch with you!
My other top song from TFF is “Break It Down Again.” Instrumentally that one kicks my butt every time I listen to it, and the vocals are fantastic.
Remember seeing Michael Buble in concert in Oz and the support band was Tears for Fears which was surprising they were so good live.....
I get the feeling that you're feeling the way I felt 35 years ago listening to this song..
TFF personified the '80s. Everybody Wants to Rule the World is Exhibit A, your Honor.
Thank you for covering this band, I love them! Great reaction! 💜🔥I love Pale Shelter, Shout, and Head Over Heels. And Change - great band with so many memories attached! I grew up hearing their Mad World, so it was always weird hearing the covers!
Thank you for watching!
TFF for the win! Thanks for doing more. I hope that in your next reaction, you include Pale Shelter and Advice for the Young at Heart among your 4. Music videos for sure and not live versions. Can’t wait to see the next ones.
Thanks for watching! 😁
MTV ERA, STARTING IN 1980, PRODUCED VIDEOS WITH ALL HIT SP GS...ARTISTS WERE REALLY INTO IT, AND DIRECTORS GOT THEIR FEET WET✌❤👍
Time to eat all your words
Swallow your pride
Open your eyes...
Such great lyrics!! 💯👍
How beautiful looking is Curt in this video?? Just …..VERY! he was just such a good looking and “pretty” boy - loved him so much 🥰🥰
Still love this song and I remember skating to it at the roller rink when I was younger
Oh such memories!! Incredible amazing group. You'll have these fab songs in your head for days! Incredible reaction as always😘 xxx
Thank you!
Sowing The Seeds Of Love went down as one of my favorite songs for many years although my list of favorite songs changes constantly.
I highly recommend “Break It Down Again” and “Woman In Chains” for other videos from them to check out. Enjoy.
Just absolutely fantastic. Sometimes you forget what a song can unlock inside yourself.
Thank you for another fun one.
Glad you enjoy it!
So excited you did another Tears for Fears. Glad your enjoying their music