Too right. Was on a student work visa in Boston, summer 89, when I first heard this - Beatles was first thought. Song of that summer was soul 3 soul - keep on moving. Loved yanks digging our Brit & Irish shit.
You probably heard the songs "Everybody wants to rule the world" and "Head over heels" Both were huge videos on MTV, but my favorite is "Break it down again" Please do that next. It's a slapper!
I hope you cover more Tears For Fears, they are the best band to come out of the 80's, and they are still making great music today. I'll be amazed if you haven't heard Everybody Wants To Rule The World. For my money, their masterpiece is Woman In Chains, not only is it a great song brilliantly produced, but it has the gorgeous voice of Oleta Adams on it. Keep up the good work, more TFF please.
The Sewing the Seeds of Love album was a pinnacle for Tears for Fears. Woman in Chains, Badman's Song, Advice for the Young at Heart are other classics from this album. The title track is obviously Beatle-esque, but it works magnificently.
Oh WOW, new territory! Amazing band, saw them last summer live...HEAVILY influenced by the Bealtes. The Trumpet reminds me of Penny Lane...They're from Bath England..NICE one guy! "Every Body Wants to Rule the world" is great too....more please!
Yes! You got there with the Beatles influence and Sgt Pepper. Also very strong with Yellow Submarine when he's laying in the couch and there those animated creatures. ❤ This is my absolute favorite Tears for Fears song because it's so different than all their other work. I had their first cd in replay constantly back in the day. I'm sooo glad to have seen you react not only to the song but the video, because this song needs to be experienced visually too! Not alot of reactors have done this one so thank you so much! Made my day.
Tears For Fears is one of my favorites. Their production rivals Steely Dan, and that's an ultimate compliment. Check out Woman in Chains, considered by engineers as one of the best mixed songs ever. Others to check out: The Working Hour, Elemental, Break It Down Again, Raoul and the Kings of Spain, Mr. Pessimist and Goodnight Song. That can get you started.
THANK YOU for being one of the few to recommend Raoul & The Kings Of Spain - I know it's really more a Roland solo album than a TFF album, but it's legitimately one of my most revisited 90s albums... and that's saying something.
It's a magnificent album, so lush, grand, yet intimate, an absolute masterpiece. I wish more people would react to any of the songs on it. You've got great musical taste!@@KyleS3m3noff
@@ohfour-seven6228 yep, you nailed it. It's sprawling and ambitious as ever, but simultaneously personal and intimate, relatable rather than spectacle. So happy to see someone else give it the props it deserves. :)
Yes, they did Shout! Also Head Over Heels, Everybody Wants to Rule the World etc. They were huge, part of the 2nd British Invasion in the 80s. We had it so good back then, so much good music across genres. I miss the 80s 😭 Thank you for doing the video!! Some songs in the 80s are inextricably linked with their videos, like this one.
@jenniferfoster1692 For those of us who grew up in the 80's with this Music we were truly blessed back then! Truly one of the most Creative decades in Music!
Great catch on how they emulated the Beatles. It starts with the intro and is woven throughout. As you mentioned Shout was probably their biggest hit but Everybody Wants to Rule the World, Mad World, Head Over Heels and Break it Down Again are also good ones to check out
It's weird, this band was huge when I was in high school, and I didn't really like them. They were played non-stop on the radio and MTV, and I was sort of a metal head at the time. Now, this is one of my top ten favorite songs and I really dig them. Great review!
One of my favorite favorite favorite songs and videos. I’m freaking old, and this song would have been great back in the 1960s. Speaking about love, caring for others, not trusting government.
❤ This is one of the pop masterpieces of the 80's IMO, from one of the best bands of the era. It hadn't even occurred to me that you guys hadn't reacted to them yet. They're brilliant, and ahead of their time (despite the obvious Beatles influences in this one, which they readily acknowledge). I'd suggest starting with their older stuff. You'll enjoy this ride trust me!
The song is a throwback to '60s nostalgia (big in the late '80s) with a nod to The Beatles and a kind of Flower Power philosophy to it, including political lyrics starting with "High time we made a stand and shook up the views of the common man" and ending with "An end to need and the politics of greed." Written by Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, the lyrics in this song are a byproduct of Orzabal's interest in psychology and philosophy - he cites Sartre's Les Mains Sales and Arthur Janov's Primal Scream as literary influences. The song is a call to action, asking us to reject the status quo: "High time we made a stand and shook up the views of the common man."
I guess I never heard this song all the way through - and I love it more than I did before. Thanks for the reaction and reintroducing me to this song again! (And yes, they did Shout)
Always love your critiques guys! Another great band with so many facets to their music not to mention excellent production. Just listened to the recent album- they still got it!
That was at the hight of the neo-hippie/neo-acid movement in the late 80s that started with the release of the Beatles catallogue on CD in 1987. And you guys nailed it: many Beatles references (I am the Walrus, All you Need is Love, Penny Lane, For No One etc.). Actually it is like many songs packed in one. With this song they surprised everyone who was familiar with their jazzy synth pop music they made before.
Oh yea, bringing back memories of all the hits they had AND remembering how hard I crushed on Vanity. I recommended a couple of 311 songs the other day and will keep reminding ya about that band, give em a listen!
Love Tears for Fears! Talk about blast from the past! ❤These guys had MUCH radio air play! Just throw on the Songs from the Big Chair OR their greatest hits! And ENJOY!!! And you will!😉☺️
OMG Guys, another of my favorite bands, Tears For Fears. Completely Beatles influenced and also reminiscent is the high level of songwriting by these 2. TFF has so many great songs, Everybody Wants To Rule The World(85), Shout(83), Head Over Heals(85), Change(83) Pale Shelter(83), Advice For The Young At Heart(89 and same album as Sowing and quite a different style!). Very sophisticated, layered songwriting and superb lyrics and the songs NEVER GET OLD much like my favorite band, Steely Dan. The duo of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, actually split up after this album was released. Both did solo work and are back together and touring now and still producing very stylish, very elegant music.So thankful you found TFF and absolutely love watching and listening to your comments about the song. More BEAUTIFUL MUSIC artists: Seal(Prayer For The Dying)/Sade(Maureen)/The Smiths(There Is A Light)/ The Cure(In Between Days). You'll love all of them! Keep up the amazing work my friends!
It's seeeeriously Sgt Pepper influenced, even the drums feel like Ringo. Love that Hammond in the middle 8 section. Been a favorite as long as Pink Floyd - Learning to Fly and Van Halen - Dreams. Crazy that all 3 of those were basically the same genre in the late 80s, as completely different as they are.
Great song from the magnificent album of the same name, definite Beatles influence but totally in their own way. Both the song and the video are incredible and out of the box, these guys were their own genre. They were part of why the 80s were so fun. If there is one album by them you should do an album review it is Songs From the Big Chair, is sold many millions of albums in the mid 80s and they were huge hits on MTV with several videos from it as well. The suite Broken/Head Over Heals/Broken (live) is incredible, A pop masterpiece. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
First - I LOVE that you have Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon in the background. Thank you for listening to this song - it's absolutely part of the soundtrack of my life since it was released in 1989. it's VERY Beatles influenced, These guys are so good - Tears For Fears broke up after this album and Roland Orzabal went on to make the album Elemental in 1992 (also great!) without Kurt Smith but still retained the Tears For Fears name. "The Working Hour" from Songs From the Big Chair is a masterpiece - you should do a whole album listen to Songs From the BIg Chair. "Advice For the Young At Heart" is my other favorite song from The Seeds of Love album. Just incredible and timeless. Thanks! You guys rock!!!!!
I had to hear it six times back in the day before it truly clicked for me, but... I honestly think this is one of the greatest pop songs ever written. The Beatles and Stones and whoever else included. Of course, I'm a lot older than you fellas are and, therefore, much wiser than y'all. Right? :)
yes! and the trumpet solo is meant to remind of Penny Lane. This mix of psychedelic Beatles soundsand sentiments perfectly sums up the hopeful spirit of the '60s and'70s perfectly. I was lucky to grow up in that fateful period. You can also find a similar Beatles sound tribute on many songs by XTC, especially on the Skylarking ans Oranges and Lemons albums. And Todd Rundgren combines two different songs of each Bearles 'period' into a new song on the rarely-heard Deface The Music. If you like these joyful Beatle sound tributes, you'll love it. They can be identified as "that's from the Hold Your Hand days, one sounds like later pop and I am the Walrus type sounds, Abbey Road, and so forth. It's strange as heck.
Great reaction guys!! Tears For Fears is a wonderful rabbit hole to jump down. You know (and like) Shout - probably one of their biggest hits, but I'd check: Woman In Chains, Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Change, Mad World, Head Over Heels & Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down) - as your next ventures into T4F. Great group!! Cheers.
YES, THEY DO "SHOUT"👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤❤ MAD WORLD WOMAN IN CHAINS EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD YES, INFLUENCE OF BEATLES!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
Not only is the Beatles influence obvious, it’s very reminiscent of “I am the walrus” and “all you need is love.”
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hah, i came down to the comments to see if it was obvious
This was, I'm sure, an intentional tribute to the Beatles and the other messaging and psychedelic music of the '60's.
Penny lane trumpet too and you can’t go wrong with a Hammond organ ❤
Yes it would not be a filler on a Beatles album - nicely done
With a soupçon of All the Young Dudes.
Tears For Fears is a HUGE rabbit hole... and definitely worth the time.
So worth it! A lot of the 80s hasn't aged too well. These guys definitely have.
Yes they did Shout and yes this is Beatlesesque…this is an absolute masterpiece this song!
So much of their discography holds up. They are an amazing pair of artists.
U can tell these guy's loved the BEATLES 😅GR8 TUNE
Too right. Was on a student work visa in Boston, summer 89, when I first heard this - Beatles was first thought.
Song of that summer was soul 3 soul - keep on moving. Loved yanks digging our Brit & Irish shit.
You probably heard the songs "Everybody wants to rule the world" and "Head over heels" Both were huge videos on MTV, but my favorite is "Break it down again" Please do that next. It's a slapper!
And Badman's Song is great, also!
And Woman In Chains. Gets me every time. Oh, and Shout!
Break It Down Again rules.
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Where have artists like these guys gone? What a great Beatles' tribute.
Tears For fears are still around they had a new album in 2022 called The Tipping Point and I saw them in concert last year and the year before!
Woman in Chains with Oleta Adams…great song!
I hope you cover more Tears For Fears, they are the best band to come out of the 80's, and they are still making great music today. I'll be amazed if you haven't heard Everybody Wants To Rule The World. For my money, their masterpiece is Woman In Chains, not only is it a great song brilliantly produced, but it has the gorgeous voice of Oleta Adams on it. Keep up the good work, more TFF please.
I also strongly recommend Head over Heels and Mad World by Tears for Fears.
Woman in Chains from this same group and album would be something y'all would really like, I think.
Such a great song!
@@amymikesparks2699stellar. The story of how they met Oleta Adams, the powerful woman voice on this track is just fantastic and so perfect
The Sewing the Seeds of Love album was a pinnacle for Tears for Fears. Woman in Chains, Badman's Song, Advice for the Young at Heart are other classics from this album. The title track is obviously Beatle-esque, but it works magnificently.
Yes, you guys should hear WOMAN IN CHAINS.........
It was pinnace for 80's albums, A masterpiece.
This is one of those songs that gets better with age. An under appreciated song when it came out, it even reminds me of a Beatles production.
Oh WOW, new territory! Amazing band, saw them last summer live...HEAVILY influenced by the Bealtes. The Trumpet reminds me of Penny Lane...They're from Bath England..NICE one guy!
"Every Body Wants to Rule the world" is great too....more please!
saw them on their last tour in LA. insane live, sounded just as good as the records. catch them if you can on their next tour. such soulful music
Woman in chains…best Tears for Fears album. Btw, the entire album is so well produced. We listen to it end to end while cooking dinner and love it.
Yes! You got there with the Beatles influence and Sgt Pepper. Also very strong with Yellow Submarine when he's laying in the couch and there those animated creatures. ❤ This is my absolute favorite Tears for Fears song because it's so different than all their other work. I had their first cd in replay constantly back in the day. I'm sooo glad to have seen you react not only to the song but the video, because this song needs to be experienced visually too! Not alot of reactors have done this one so thank you so much! Made my day.
Shades of “I Am The Walrus” and “Penny Lane”.
exactly, I always thought the same too!!
At some point most bands try to write a Beatles song. This is their effort, and it's pretty good.
NOW we're talking. Great song, great album,
Woman. In Chains - one of their best tracks, features Oleta Adams.
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Thanks for doing this great song. It has a message.
The 80s in one song. AWESOME pickup on the Beatles influence. Hello/Goodbye, Revolver, Sgt Peppers
You can hear the Beatles influence on this track.
Really good band guys. Lots of hits to explore. Highly recommend.
Tears For Fears is one of my favorites. Their production rivals Steely Dan, and that's an ultimate compliment. Check out Woman in Chains, considered by engineers as one of the best mixed songs ever. Others to check out: The Working Hour, Elemental, Break It Down Again, Raoul and the Kings of Spain, Mr. Pessimist and Goodnight Song. That can get you started.
THANK YOU for being one of the few to recommend Raoul & The Kings Of Spain - I know it's really more a Roland solo album than a TFF album, but it's legitimately one of my most revisited 90s albums... and that's saying something.
It's a magnificent album, so lush, grand, yet intimate, an absolute masterpiece. I wish more people would react to any of the songs on it. You've got great musical taste!@@KyleS3m3noff
Raol and the Kings of Spain! Beyond underrated, great song and album. Roland is one of the all time greats for me.
@@ohfour-seven6228 yep, you nailed it. It's sprawling and ambitious as ever, but simultaneously personal and intimate, relatable rather than spectacle. So happy to see someone else give it the props it deserves. :)
@@vicprovost2561 yay, another fellow sophisticate! ;)
Yes, they did Shout! Also Head Over Heels, Everybody Wants to Rule the World etc. They were huge, part of the 2nd British Invasion in the 80s. We had it so good back then, so much good music across genres. I miss the 80s 😭 Thank you for doing the video!! Some songs in the 80s are inextricably linked with their videos, like this one.
@jenniferfoster1692 For those of us who grew up in the 80's with this Music we were truly blessed back then! Truly one of the most Creative decades in Music!
Great catch on how they emulated the Beatles. It starts with the intro and is woven throughout.
As you mentioned Shout was probably their biggest hit but Everybody Wants to Rule the World, Mad World, Head Over Heels and Break it Down Again are also good ones to check out
Roland straight up said this song was a rework of I am the Walrus.
Totally underrated band. Check out Badman’s song-LIVE! Earcandy for sure!!!
I watched this video so many times when it first was on mtv. Love this song and band.
It's weird, this band was huge when I was in high school, and I didn't really like them. They were played non-stop on the radio and MTV, and I was sort of a metal head at the time. Now, this is one of my top ten favorite songs and I really dig them. Great review!
Love this Duo and this is my favorite song. Always brings tears to my eyes. Why can't we sow it?
One of all time favorite songs. It always reminds me of a Beatle song. Thanks guys so much for this take!!!
Tons of Beatles and Sir George production references, this might be TFF's grooviest number.
Tears for Fears really just don't miss! Another great reaction to an old fav!! And yes, it always reminded me of SPLHCB also!
Beatlesque 80's pop rap
One of my favorite favorite favorite songs and videos. I’m freaking old, and this song would have been great back in the 1960s. Speaking about love, caring for others, not trusting government.
This song is Beatlesque. Enjoyed.
❤ This is one of the pop masterpieces of the 80's IMO, from one of the best bands of the era. It hadn't even occurred to me that you guys hadn't reacted to them yet. They're brilliant, and ahead of their time (despite the obvious Beatles influences in this one, which they readily acknowledge). I'd suggest starting with their older stuff. You'll enjoy this ride trust me!
Their production, arranging, vocal harmonizing, instrumentals... everything they do it top tier!
Nice reaction, DOPE channel and ya there catalog of hits/great music is astonishing!
This an incredible band. Everything they do
The song is a throwback to '60s nostalgia (big in the late '80s) with a nod to The Beatles and a kind of Flower Power philosophy to it, including political lyrics starting with "High time we made a stand and shook up the views of the common man" and ending with "An end to need and the politics of greed."
Written by Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, the lyrics in this song are a byproduct of Orzabal's interest in psychology and philosophy - he cites Sartre's Les Mains Sales and Arthur Janov's Primal Scream as literary influences. The song is a call to action, asking us to reject the status quo: "High time we made a stand and shook up the views of the common man."
"Head Over Heels" off "Songs From the Big Chair" is essential.
I guess I never heard this song all the way through - and I love it more than I did before. Thanks for the reaction and reintroducing me to this song again! (And yes, they did Shout)
I'm always thrilled to hear this song played!
Genius track. The whole album is great. Another terrific one from them is "the working hour" from the previous album
Tears for Fears were very influenced by the Beatles and, they have no problem admitting it. Such incredible songwriting!
They are still incredible live. Great band with massive pop hits but also lots of deep material.
I love this song and video!!!!!!
"Kick out the style, bring back the Jam"
- if you know, you know
I'd classify it as psychedelic pop. It is a tribute to the spirit of late sixties hippies. As on old hippy, they nailed it. Yeah, they also did Shout.
I loved this album when it came out...I completely wore it out! These guys had a great, great sound! Definitely do some of their other tunes.
Always love your critiques guys! Another great band with so many facets to their music not to mention excellent production. Just listened to the recent album- they still got it!
They are unique, every song is different. This song has a hint of Beatles.
This album is masterpiece. The production is stunning, rich and textures much like the songs themselves.
That was at the hight of the neo-hippie/neo-acid movement in the late 80s that started with the release of the Beatles catallogue on CD in 1987. And you guys nailed it: many Beatles references (I am the Walrus, All you Need is Love, Penny Lane, For No One etc.). Actually it is like many songs packed in one. With this song they surprised everyone who was familiar with their jazzy synth pop music they made before.
Oh yea, bringing back memories of all the hits they had AND remembering how hard I crushed on Vanity. I recommended a couple of 311 songs the other day and will keep reminding ya about that band, give em a listen!
I love Tears for Fears and really love watching you groove on this. Shout is my favorite. You should do Woman in Chains next
Great band one of my favourites. A great catalogue to react to.
Love Tears for Fears! Talk about blast from the past! ❤These guys had MUCH radio air play! Just throw on the Songs from the Big Chair OR their greatest hits! And ENJOY!!! And you will!😉☺️
Great tune !!! It’s on my faves playlist.. they loved the Beatles no mistaking their influence.
Ah, the 80s. Tears for Fears was one of those groups that was hard to classify, but dang they were good. “Head Over Heels” is my personal fav.
The whole album is fantastic. Check it out😊
Yep Che! Definitely Beatles influenced with tinges of Chicago. In the end, beautiful vocal rendition and inspirational to boot!! Great production!
Love Tears For Fears ❤❤❤
Albums.
Fantastic Band!
Great call, about the Beatles reference! You guys are getting to be professors of my generation's music.
Everybody wants to rule the world. You won't be disappointed.
❤ Listen to "A Bad Man's Song " featuring Oleta Adams. 😊
YES!
OMG Guys, another of my favorite bands, Tears For Fears. Completely Beatles influenced and also reminiscent is the high level of songwriting by these 2. TFF has so many great songs, Everybody Wants To Rule The World(85), Shout(83), Head Over Heals(85), Change(83) Pale Shelter(83), Advice For The Young At Heart(89 and same album as Sowing and quite a different style!). Very sophisticated, layered songwriting and superb lyrics and the songs NEVER GET OLD much like my favorite band, Steely Dan. The duo of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, actually split up after this album was released. Both did solo work and are back together and touring now and still producing very stylish, very elegant music.So thankful you found TFF and absolutely love watching and listening to your comments about the song. More BEAUTIFUL MUSIC artists: Seal(Prayer For The Dying)/Sade(Maureen)/The Smiths(There Is A Light)/ The Cure(In Between Days). You'll love all of them! Keep up the amazing work my friends!
You guys pick up on all of it! The Beatles influence, etc.! Great song!
Always loved this song. Especially the message.
Classy reaction fellas.
Woman In Chains. 'nuff said.
It's seeeeriously Sgt Pepper influenced, even the drums feel like Ringo. Love that Hammond in the middle 8 section. Been a favorite as long as Pink Floyd - Learning to Fly and Van Halen - Dreams. Crazy that all 3 of those were basically the same genre in the late 80s, as completely different as they are.
Y'all are so on point with this one! Thanks!
This has become my favorite song of theirs and they are one of my favorite bands so that says a lot considering their catalog
Mad World (one of their earliest tunes) well worth checking out. Keep it going guys - loving your reactions
Great song from the magnificent album of the same name, definite Beatles influence but totally in their own way. Both the song and the video are incredible and out of the box, these guys were their own genre. They were part of why the 80s were so fun.
If there is one album by them you should do an album review it is Songs From the Big Chair, is sold many millions of albums in the mid 80s and they were huge hits on MTV with several videos from it as well. The suite Broken/Head Over Heals/Broken (live) is incredible, A pop masterpiece. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Wow, that brings back memories totally forgot about this. One had a music video on MTV for this 1 as well. Love it good stuff, Alice, God bless.
Sounds very much like the Beatles music, I like it. Thank you
An absolute masterpiece. Lyrically, sonically (and with the vid) and visually.
"Everybody Wants To Rule The World"
helped define the 80's
‘Songs from the Big Chair’ is a great album
First - I LOVE that you have Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon in the background. Thank you for listening to this song - it's absolutely part of the soundtrack of my life since it was released in 1989. it's VERY Beatles influenced, These guys are so good - Tears For Fears broke up after this album and Roland Orzabal went on to make the album Elemental in 1992 (also great!) without Kurt Smith but still retained the Tears For Fears name. "The Working Hour" from Songs From the Big Chair is a masterpiece - you should do a whole album listen to Songs From the BIg Chair. "Advice For the Young At Heart" is my other favorite song from The Seeds of Love album. Just incredible and timeless. Thanks! You guys rock!!!!!
So glad you guys are getting into TFF. Great band, great song. Do Head Over Heels next, that's my favorite by them.
This is UK 80’s. Bands like XTC, Prefab Sprout, Scritti Politti, Elvis Costello.
XTC please!
This sounds alot like the beetles.
WOW JUST SAYN'
Never heard this one. Nice!
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An audial and visual masterpiece!
Songs from the big chair should be an album listen on here you`d love it so many classics on there.
I had to hear it six times back in the day before it truly clicked for me, but... I honestly think this is one of the greatest pop songs ever written. The Beatles and Stones and whoever else included. Of course, I'm a lot older than you fellas are and, therefore, much wiser than y'all. Right? :)
Guys
Tears For Fears (Roland Orzabal & Curt Smith) recently recorded new music, Tipping Point in 2022. They have never stopped touring.
When this hit it was considered very Beatle-esque
Fellas this is a must have album I promise you'll love it
Love this song!
yes! and the trumpet solo is meant to remind of Penny Lane. This mix of psychedelic Beatles soundsand sentiments perfectly sums up the hopeful spirit of the '60s and'70s perfectly. I was lucky to grow up in that fateful period. You can also find a similar Beatles sound tribute on many songs by XTC, especially on the Skylarking ans Oranges and Lemons albums. And Todd Rundgren combines two different songs of each Bearles 'period' into a new song on the rarely-heard Deface The Music. If you like these joyful Beatle sound tributes, you'll love it. They can be identified as "that's from the Hold Your Hand days, one sounds like later pop and I am the Walrus type sounds, Abbey Road, and so forth. It's strange as heck.
Good job fellas. Very Beatles influenced. You guys are the best of the “reaction” videos. Tell it like it is.
Great reaction guys!! Tears For Fears is a wonderful rabbit hole to jump down. You know (and like) Shout - probably one of their biggest hits, but I'd check: Woman In Chains, Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Change, Mad World, Head Over Heels & Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down) - as your next ventures into T4F. Great group!! Cheers.
YES, THEY DO "SHOUT"👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤❤❤❤
MAD WORLD
WOMAN IN CHAINS
EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD
YES, INFLUENCE OF BEATLES!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱