@@davidbrisendine2916 I’d say one of the defining tracks of the 80’s ... don’t forget Queen Radio Gaga, Kind of Magic ... the stunning Who Wants To Live Forever .... also the other tracks I posted above too ....
Always loved that outro solo... I sold a guitar to Roland, the guitarist/singer/cofounder of Tears For Fears... I had to thank him for playing that amazing solo. He responded with a thank you. He also said that he’d wished he could’ve had another take, but even though he didn’t love it, everyone else in the studio did love it... Just a little bit of background, for you... ‘Head over Heels’ is another great TFF song.
@@estimatedleighton6389 the primary TFF guitar tone is in fact a Strat. I know that seems obvious, because he’s playing one in the video, but he did confirm it during our conversation... When I was helping him shop, they we’re planning on going into the studio, and Roland was considering other tones, to change up their sound a little... He was looking at ES335 models. He actually preferred the ES339, instead. This was around 2014/15 time frame.
Roland is a vastly underrated guitarist. There is so much great guitar work on the Songs From the Big Chair album, and he never gets enough recognition for it. The solo on Shout for instance is one of my all-time favorite guitar solos....
Oh man, this brings me back to my childhood. I can remember the day I bought this cassette and two others (Madonna and Motley Crue). My Mum's old Chevy Blazer only had an 8-track player so I brought my boom box...and drove her nuts playing these songs over and over during our day of running errands. By the end of the day Ma was singing along with the volume cranked and the windows down. Damn...I miss her and all the great memories. Music always brings you back.
This song was in the ending of the movie "Real Genius". One of Val Kilmer's early roles. My favorite line from the song: "I can't stand this indecision, married with a lack of vision."
This is my “summer song” and probably my most favorite song. The minute I hear it I am instantly back in 1985.Such a different world then. So much more fun.
Yes indeed, the song is a masterpiece. A song with a strong message, which is still current, and unfortunately it will be like that forever. In live performances, during intro, Orzabal is always emotional, as if gathering the strength to sing it. In later interviews, he explained that the song describes his parents' bad and difficult relationship. There are so many such female stories. it is interesting that there are almost no reactions to this song. I wonder why. The song is a diamond that shines with emotion and message.
My favorite song of all time. The lyric: "I can't stand this indecision married with a lack of vision" always gets me. It exemplifies too much of our society, not being able to make decisions because we don't have enough vision (knowledge/wisdom basically). Tears for Fears was essentially telling us IN THE 80'S to go educate ourselves. Great reaction Jamel! Keep up the great work :)
This song came on the radio of the bus that was taking me to the airport when I joined the Army. The lyrics “welcome to your life. There’s no turning back” have stuck with me ever since. Wonderful song!
In 1984-ish this album came out. I was a freshman or maybe a sophomore in high school. Everyone raced home after school and huddled around MTV to see the premiere of this and Shout videos
This is my favorite from this amazing group, my wife's is "head over heels", and my son's is "shout". They are all great songs along with many others. This song came on the radio when I left the hospital from a stroke a couple years ago and I remembered all the lyrics. Now I am back at 100 percent.
One of the most underrated bands ever. Just look at their greatest hits album,, some of the greatest hits of the 80s, shout, head over heels, everybody wants etc, paleshelter, mad world, sowing the seeds of love!
Are they actually underrated tho? I'm predominately a hard rock/metal fan and yet I consider tears for fears one of the greatest bands ever. Roland is true genius song writer
I am a Boomer, but I think that the 80's were the best time for pop music. Lyrics that meant something (in a positive way), great orchestration and they have a hook that once it's in your head, is there to stay. I think the video has guys and gals doing just what they love in their small way. The ARE ruling the world. Stay safe.
There's a reason why I follow your channel...I could see myself sitt'n down with you...chilling to so great tunes and having a select beveragel. Cheers Jamal...Happy Holidays!!!
That song always makes me feel good. I listened to "Songs from the Big Chair" a ton in college and saw them when they opened their Sowing the Seeds of Love tour.
New to the Channel, a week past and must say that it kicks high and low in a good sense of the term. I graduated junior high in 76 during the height of the 70's counter culture, which led into to the 80's. Checked out the merchandise link and say...way-to-cool...! Rock on brother!
Another marker for the time it was produced in are the 3 wheelers in the background. They were banned back in that era after a lot of injuries and even deaths were attributed to their design.
Funny thing is, during the filming for this music video, one of the riders was thrown off and knocked unconscious. "[Curt] Smith also mentioned that there was an accident while filming the "dirt bikes and four-wheel off-road vehicles" scene, with one children flying out of a vehicle and smashing his head, leaving him unconscious."
Really appreciate you keeping it 💯! There are some who think people aren't always being truthful about never hearing certain huge songs. Not saying any names. ☺
Back when even pop songs had amazing guitar solos. This song, Michael Jackson's "Beat It" featuring Eddie Van Halen, Starship's "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now", Lionel Richie's "Dancing on the Ceiling", and never forget Kenny Loggins' "Highway to the Danger Zone."
Such a wonderful song, one of my first memories of my life was being a 5 year old watching this music video on MTV, just sitting on the floor of my living room in front of one of those console TVs that had a record player on top, and you had to turn the dial if you wanted to change the channel.
Everybody Wants to Rule the World has always been one of my favorite songs. I was stationed in South Korea in 1986 at Osan AB and I remember going to the clubs and that song was playing. So many great memories.
Great suggestion. Deborah, other than Terrance I only have seen one other person do it well - this young guy from England named Jolan. Yes, it is his real voice - ruclips.net/video/42ASC5kMoYY/видео.html
And apparently so underrated that none of you lot can spell his erstwhile first name. He dispensed with Terence 20-years ago: even on streaming services, the tracks from his first few records are credited to Sananda Maitreya.
Thanks for finally posting this video. I'm almost 50 years old, and this was this song was a huge hit during my middle school era when we relocated from CA to WA. It was the first "Pop" video I liked.
I have to admit; at first, it was fun to just watch you react, but now, its a chance to listen to songs I haven't listened to for years which is just as good! I was going through my teens when this came out and the feel that comes with just hearing it is so cool! Love the channel mate and keep doing it if you enjoy it!
Remember 1st time hearing/seeing this video. I was in the 1st grade in my kitchen doing homework learning how to read and this song came on MTV. Such an amazing sound. Fell instantly in love with the vibe. Pure optimism for the present and future. Man, I miss the 80's.
Seeing that you seem to be a big fan of the 80’s how about some Duran Duran - Rio, Hungry like the wolf, Ordinary World is a good start. Love your energy!!
Fun fact: the chorus lyrics everybody wants to rule the world was inspired by The Clash song Charlie don't surf. Joe Strummer saw the one of the band members (I believe Roland) in a restaurant and told them Your welcome and you owe me a "Fiver".
@@LiveNinetyNine yeah, that sounds very familiar. I remember hearing the story a couple different times on interviews. Just couldn't remember exactly how it played out.
We thank YOU for keeping great music alive! I really enjoy watching your channel. This song brings me right back to my high school days! A great song! We had great music then!
I was just visiting my closest friends over the weekend and was thrilled to see that they were also subscribed to my favorite reaction channel! Their judgment in Jamel's character confirmed to me why we have been such great friends for so many years.
'Ghostdancing' from Live Aid '85, 'Sanctify Yourself' (official video), 'Waterfront' (official video), 'Speed Your Love To Me' (official video), and 'Up On The Catwalk' (official video) would be my choices. Give you a very good indication on why Simple Minds were a huge influence on U2.
Great reaction as always!! I have such wonderful memories tied to this song! I was a junior in high school when this came out! It was also in one of my favorite movies from the 80’s Real Genius starring Val Kilmer! ❤️
Wow one of my favorite ever. Glad you reacted to this. It brings back such great memories in much, much simpler times. Ohhh Simple Minds...anyway ty for this!
Please react to these Tears For Fears songs: Sowing The Seeds of Love, Woman In Chains, Mad World, Badman's Song, Pale Shelter, Change, Advice For The Young At Heart, Mother's Talk, The Working Hour, Break It Down Again, and Raoul and the Kings of Spain.
A thousand years ago, this song was released. I was entering the long dark tunnel of my life, emerging in 1994 to pick up the pieces and figure out how to live as an adult. Now, I hear this song and cry and cry - for all the joy and sorrow within the years since then and now.
Woah, that was like, so deep dude. And the words are all like, uh, really pretty together. Seriously, that's really meaningful, thought provoking, and beautifully written. Nicely done.
You're the best reactor if that's even a thing... cuz you are so appreciative of music, and respect all the genres. It's normal not liking everything but you give it a chance and makes us feel good in the end for liking what we like.
Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal. Absolute LEGENDS! Seen them live twice now and they have the most amazing sound that transcends time. Everybody Wants to Rule The World always gives me goosebumps. If anyone has the chance to see them live, DO IT!!
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Thank you . Great song choice.
Hi.
Groovy
Never been to Spain waylon jennings
Hear n aid next man.it was a good song by all metal group in yhe 80,.believe me you gonna like it.i hope you react to the song tomorrow🙏🙏🙏🙏
"Head Over Heels" is another great song by them.
@@elysehfm8797 Thanks!
It’s my favorite song by TFF!
Yeees great song
Anything from Songs from the big chair
Mad World, Change, Pale Shelter and so many others.
Sowing the Seeds of Love is a brilliant Tears for Fears song!
That’s a great song!
Please do that one!
Absolutely
Great song 👍🏻
This song has a Beetles feel to it
I was a young G.I. in 1985 and went overseas for my first time that summer. This song is the defining song of the mid ‘80s for me.
I was in the military at the same time...I agree with ya, brother.
Yes I remember I heard this in 1985 and I was like holy shit.
Thank you for your service, brother
It is the definitive 80s songfor me too.
@@davidbrisendine2916 I’d say one of the defining tracks of the 80’s ... don’t forget Queen Radio Gaga, Kind of Magic ... the stunning Who Wants To Live Forever .... also the other tracks I posted above too ....
Always loved that outro solo... I sold a guitar to Roland, the guitarist/singer/cofounder of Tears For Fears... I had to thank him for playing that amazing solo. He responded with a thank you. He also said that he’d wished he could’ve had another take, but even though he didn’t love it, everyone else in the studio did love it... Just a little bit of background, for you...
‘Head over Heels’ is another great TFF song.
What guitar did he play on that solo? And what guitar did you sell him?
Neat story! ❤️💜💚
All those double stops on the first solo. The outro solo is an under appreciated gem.
@@estimatedleighton6389 the primary TFF guitar tone is in fact a Strat. I know that seems obvious, because he’s playing one in the video, but he did confirm it during our conversation... When I was helping him shop, they we’re planning on going into the studio, and Roland was considering other tones, to change up their sound a little... He was looking at ES335 models. He actually preferred the ES339, instead. This was around 2014/15 time frame.
Roland is a vastly underrated guitarist. There is so much great guitar work on the Songs From the Big Chair album, and he never gets enough recognition for it. The solo on Shout for instance is one of my all-time favorite guitar solos....
"Welcome to your life...there's no turning back"...one of the great opening lines to a song ever
I grew up with this song and band and never tired of this particular song.
Oh man, this brings me back to my childhood. I can remember the day I bought this cassette and two others (Madonna and Motley Crue). My Mum's old Chevy Blazer only had an 8-track player so I brought my boom box...and drove her nuts playing these songs over and over during our day of running errands. By the end of the day Ma was singing along with the volume cranked and the windows down. Damn...I miss her and all the great memories. Music always brings you back.
Cool! Your Madonna and Motley Crue is to my Carpenters and Led Zeppelin.
We must be around the same age 😁
OMG RIGHT!! Even just you saying cassette made me laugh I still have so many of me MIX TAPEs 83 ect.!! LOL man the 80's miss them!!💯🤘🏻😊.
This song was in the ending of the movie "Real Genius". One of Val Kilmer's early roles.
My favorite line from the song: "I can't stand this indecision, married with a lack of vision."
Such a great movie.
I loved that movie and was just about to post a "name that movie" response.😊
Great line.
All I can think of is the popcorn destroying the house from Real Genius.
You think it ties into make the most of freedom and our pleasures nothing ever last forever? Does that mean squandered decadence ? Heavy song
always felt like this was a VASTLY underrated band. Hits galore, man, and very solid musically across their catalog.
Don't forget unique Roland's voice
One of my very favorite bands.
And people will still be enjoying this in another 40 years. Timeless!
This is my “summer song” and probably my most favorite song. The minute I hear it I am instantly back in 1985.Such a different world then. So much more fun.
OMG Yes Laura...something about the guitar rift, synths and the bassline
yes! I loved cruising around town to this song back then
Here we are ! All us Tears for Fears Fans 😊 🙌 80,s Nostalgia ♥
Mad World and Head Over Heels are a couple of other great Tears for Fears songs.
Iconic. It brings me right back to my teenage years.
Woman in Chains by Tears for Fears is a masterpiece.
Yes indeed, the song is a masterpiece. A song with a strong message, which is still current, and unfortunately it will be like that forever. In live performances, during intro, Orzabal is always emotional, as if gathering the strength to sing it. In later interviews, he explained that the song describes his parents' bad and difficult relationship. There are so many such female stories. it is interesting that there are almost no reactions to this song. I wonder why. The song is a diamond that shines with emotion and message.
I give my vote as well.
advice for the young at heart, from that same album. Just genius.
Love this song
true, masterpiece
This song defined the ‘80’s......Oppulence, confidence, extravagance, decadence....etc...
My favorite song of all time. The lyric: "I can't stand this indecision married with a lack of vision" always gets me. It exemplifies too much of our society, not being able to make decisions because we don't have enough vision (knowledge/wisdom basically). Tears for Fears was essentially telling us IN THE 80'S to go educate ourselves. Great reaction Jamel! Keep up the great work :)
This is still one of my favorite songs.
As long as you're getting acquainted with Tears for Fears, you MUST do Sowing the Seeds of Love.
Im whistling the horns solo as we speak
“Songs from the big chair” is a brilliant album. You should do more songs from this band for sure
Talk about the quintessential 80s song. Love the lava lamp!!
If you grew up in the 80s then you know this was the jam
The sound of this song is classic
Takes you back
“Welcome to your life, there’s no turning back…“
Imagine that...here we are..no turning back.
I was a US Marine,stationed at Subic Bay Philippines 1985 when this song came out, every bar there was playing this song.
This song came on the radio of the bus that was taking me to the airport when I joined the Army. The lyrics “welcome to your life. There’s no turning back” have stuck with me ever since. Wonderful song!
thank you for your service
In 1984-ish this album came out. I was a freshman or maybe a sophomore in high school. Everyone raced home after school and huddled around MTV to see the premiere of this and Shout videos
one of the best popular songs from the 80s. Makes ya feel good every time ya hear it. Thanks for featuring.
Tears for Fears, “Everybody wants to rule the World”- brings me right back to the 80’s!
👍❤️
The video makes me want to ride a three-wheeler.
ONE OF MY FAVORITES IN THE WHOLE WORLD!! I JUST LOVE THEIR TIMELESS MUSIC!
The 70's and 80's both were great times for music.
Your happiness and positivity are infectious, thank you for the good vibes.
"Everyone wants to be a millionaire but no one wants to put in the work."
Everybody wants to go to Heaven but nobody wants to die.
Everybody wants to poop but nobody wants to pee
This is music from a different era. When songs, lyrics, and music actually mattered.
Agreed!
The music that stands the test of time too.
It still matters, stop lying.
Couldnt have said it better music like this no longer exists, when music took you to another time and space.
Joe musicians back then were actual artists the sounds and lyrics haunt us to this day and will always intrigue.
I really like the lyric: "I can stand this indecision, married with a lack of vision" chills...
This is my favorite from this amazing group, my wife's is "head over heels", and my son's is "shout". They are all great songs along with many others. This song came on the radio when I left the hospital from a stroke a couple years ago and I remembered all the lyrics. Now I am back at 100 percent.
One of the most underrated bands ever. Just look at their greatest hits album,, some of the greatest hits of the 80s, shout, head over heels, everybody wants etc, paleshelter, mad world, sowing the seeds of love!
Are they actually underrated tho? I'm predominately a hard rock/metal fan and yet I consider tears for fears one of the greatest bands ever. Roland is true genius song writer
This is one of my favorite songs from the 80's....great video as well. Thanks Jamel for everything that you do for all of us....😎☘
Jamel, if you want a feast for your ears you must hear Tears for Fears " Woman in Chains" ... you'll lose your mind.
This song brings back SOOOOOO many nice memories!!! Thx for reacting to this Jamel!
I am a Boomer, but I think that the 80's were the best time for pop music. Lyrics that meant something (in a positive way), great orchestration and they have a hook that once it's in your head, is there to stay. I think the video has guys and gals doing just what they love in their small way. The ARE ruling the world. Stay safe.
There's a reason why I follow your channel...I could see myself sitt'n down with you...chilling to so great tunes and having a select beveragel. Cheers Jamal...Happy Holidays!!!
Sowing the Seeds of Love is really good.
Wow! I don't know how I could have forgotten about such a great song. Thanks for bringing it back into my life!
Tears For Fears are great! You should check out “Mad World”, “Pale Shelter”, or “Change” next.
I would like to literally echo robodez. ‘Mad world’, ‘Pale shelter’ or ‘change’. (Particularly ‘Mad World’.)
I'll 3rd that! Can't leave out Shout though
Fantastic songs from a far superior album.
Pale Shelter classic
D - All of the Above!
That song always makes me feel good. I listened to "Songs from the Big Chair" a ton in college and saw them when they opened their Sowing the Seeds of Love tour.
This song makes me happy all the damn time.
I am now in my 70s and still love this , gets theses old bones a moving, thanks Jamel
Head over Heels by them is a great song and video.
New to the Channel, a week past and must say that it kicks high and low in a good sense of the term. I graduated junior high in 76 during the height of the 70's counter culture, which led into to the 80's. Checked out the merchandise link and say...way-to-cool...! Rock on brother!
Another marker for the time it was produced in are the 3 wheelers in the background. They were banned back in that era after a lot of injuries and even deaths were attributed to their design.
Seen a cpl of those 3 wheelers while i was washing my truck. A dad and his daughter washing them down.
Funny thing is, during the filming for this music video, one of the riders was thrown off and knocked unconscious. "[Curt] Smith also mentioned that there was an accident while filming the "dirt bikes and four-wheel off-road vehicles" scene, with one children flying out of a vehicle and smashing his head, leaving him unconscious."
Long time metal head here but these guys are certainly one of my guilty pleasures!! Great love too!
The 80's had a lot of good music.
Yeah, what a great decade to grow up in!
Really appreciate you keeping it 💯! There are some who think people aren't always being truthful about never hearing certain huge songs. Not saying any names. ☺
Back when even pop songs had amazing guitar solos. This song, Michael Jackson's "Beat It" featuring Eddie Van Halen, Starship's "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now", Lionel Richie's "Dancing on the Ceiling", and never forget Kenny Loggins' "Highway to the Danger Zone."
I agree with you there, every good song deserves a revisit. Quite often by showing some from way back we get a reminder of forgotten tunes.
Such a wonderful song, one of my first memories of my life was being a 5 year old watching this music video on MTV, just sitting on the floor of my living room in front of one of those console TVs that had a record player on top, and you had to turn the dial if you wanted to change the channel.
Well, it's about bloody time somebody reacted to Tears For Fears
A stupendous drum track on this song. Along with the rhythm guitar, it just pulls you through the song...
"Sowing the Seeds of Love" is one of their later hits that you might not know. Great song, very similar to this one in my opinion.
Everybody Wants to Rule the World has always been one of my favorite songs. I was stationed in South Korea in 1986 at Osan AB and I remember going to the clubs and that song was playing. So many great memories.
Next... Terrance Trent D'Arby's
"Wishing Well"....Please?
Another funky underrated brother.
YES! I’ve requested this before. Great suggestion
TTD...Sign Your Name as well. Cool af dude. Whatever happened to him?
Great suggestion. Deborah, other than Terrance I only have seen one other person do it well - this young guy from England named Jolan. Yes, it is his real voice - ruclips.net/video/42ASC5kMoYY/видео.html
And apparently so underrated that none of you lot can spell his erstwhile first name. He dispensed with Terence 20-years ago: even on streaming services, the tracks from his first few records are credited to Sananda Maitreya.
@@diannegrach6376 yep, I love this song!
Thanks for finally posting this video. I'm almost 50 years old, and this was this song was a huge hit during my middle school era when we relocated from CA to WA. It was the first "Pop" video I liked.
They have such a great catalogue of songs...Shout, Head Over Heels, Mad World, Sowing the Seeds of Love, Woman in Chains, Break it Down Again...
Got to see them in concert. Late 80's NJ
I have to admit; at first, it was fun to just watch you react, but now, its a chance to listen to songs I haven't listened to for years which is just as good! I was going through my teens when this came out and the feel that comes with just hearing it is so cool! Love the channel mate and keep doing it if you enjoy it!
I wondered why a plane was flying so close to the other. I didnt realize it was a glider being towed!
LOL
Remember 1st time hearing/seeing this video. I was in the 1st grade in my kitchen doing homework learning how to read and this song came on MTV. Such an amazing sound. Fell instantly in love with the vibe. Pure optimism for the present and future. Man, I miss the 80's.
"HEAD OVER HEELS"- Official video please.
"SHOUT"
"CHANGE"
"MAD WORLD"
Perfect list !
@@paulwalsh2344
Thanks 😊 forgot "MAD WORLD".
Change... one of my favorites!
Honorable mention for suggesting two tracks from The Hurting. But no "Pale Shelter", or the fantastic closing track to the LP?
One of the best band out if the 80s. All their music as awesome! Thanks for appreciating this💖
Seeing that you seem to be a big fan of the 80’s how about some Duran Duran - Rio, Hungry like the wolf, Ordinary World is a good start. Love your energy!!
THE REFLEX!
This song...one of my top 5, thanks for highlighting it❤️
The 80's were a simpler time. Makes me wish I was a kid again back in that time. Makes me feel old too. 😆
me too. simpler times, but better.
Simpler times in all you had to worry about was being nuked hehe
But it also makes me appreciate growing up in and bring lucky enough to have lived through and have experienced all of those
WONDER YEARS IN AMERICA
@@SnakeyUk08 same issue now
Definitely
One of my favorite songs. I saw this when you first put it out there. ❤
"Working Hour" is a good song in a similar vein from Tears for Fears that is not as well known.
Filmed along I-10 way east of Los Angeles as you come upon Palm Springs, and I think east of Chiriaco Summit. Always loved this song.
The world could use something like Tears for Fears, today.
I agree!
I have such wonderful memories seeing them play in Miami in the 80s...fantastic concert!!
Fun fact: the chorus lyrics everybody wants to rule the world was inspired by The Clash song Charlie don't surf. Joe Strummer saw the one of the band members (I believe Roland) in a restaurant and told them Your welcome and you owe me a "Fiver".
Actually, Joe strummer told Roland that he owed him a fiver.
@@LiveNinetyNine yeah, that sounds very familiar. I remember hearing the story a couple different times on interviews. Just couldn't remember exactly how it played out.
We thank YOU for keeping great music alive! I really enjoy watching your channel. This song brings me right back to my high school days! A great song! We had great music then!
Another by Tears for Fears: Pale Shelter. For something completely different: Laying Pipe by David Wilcox.
I was just visiting my closest friends over the weekend and was thrilled to see that they were also subscribed to my favorite reaction channel! Their judgment in Jamel's character confirmed to me why we have been such great friends for so many years.
Do SIMPLE MINDS: "Alive And Kicking." Find a live video. Their live shows with a full backing orchestra kick butt.
YES!!!!
That's a great suggestion!
Come on Jamal, do both of them!
Actually he has already done that Simple Minds song.
@@Jan82-x7n thank you, somehow I missed that one!
'Ghostdancing' from Live Aid '85, 'Sanctify Yourself' (official video), 'Waterfront' (official video), 'Speed Your Love To Me' (official video), and 'Up On The Catwalk' (official video) would be my choices. Give you a very good indication on why Simple Minds were a huge influence on U2.
Great reaction as always!! I have such wonderful memories tied to this song! I was a junior in high school when this came out! It was also in one of my favorite movies from the 80’s Real Genius starring Val Kilmer! ❤️
One of my favorite songs from that period. Back when songs had meaning.
Yes very true!
Will Smith and Carlton....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. You are hysterical Jamal. Love you.
One of my favorite channels and one of my favorite songs! Keep up the awesome work and keep the groovy lamp
I really enjoy seeing your response to all of this music.
Depeche Mode, "People are people", would be great to enjoy
Great tune. I think he did that one.
@@danielmchenry1000 OK, didn't know
@@nawalaitelcadi1147 It's a great tune. As I say 'I think' he reacted to that tune. Probably good to check.
OH EPIC CHOICE!
Wow one of my favorite ever. Glad you reacted to this. It brings back such great memories in much, much simpler times. Ohhh Simple Minds...anyway ty for this!
Please react to these Tears For Fears songs: Sowing The Seeds of Love, Woman In Chains, Mad World, Badman's Song, Pale Shelter, Change, Advice For The Young At Heart, Mother's Talk, The Working Hour, Break It Down Again, and Raoul and the Kings of Spain.
A thousand years ago, this song was released. I was entering the long dark tunnel of my life, emerging in 1994 to pick up the pieces and figure out how to live as an adult. Now, I hear this song and cry and cry - for all the joy and sorrow within the years since then and now.
Woah, that was like, so deep dude. And the words are all like, uh, really pretty together.
Seriously, that's really meaningful, thought provoking, and beautifully written. Nicely done.
"Woman In Chains" is a great song by them! Check that one out!
You're the best reactor if that's even a thing... cuz you are so appreciative of music, and respect all the genres. It's normal not liking everything but you give it a chance and makes us feel good in the end for liking what we like.
This song and this band never gets old and they still sound awesome!
All this great music came out while I was in college. my feet were glued to the dance floor.
Women in Chains is a great song from them!
Thank you for takings us back to a better time......and music.
Everyone should have grown up in the 60's, 70's and 80's. The best times. Don't forget to check out 'Mad World'.
90s were pretty awesome too. I feel lucky I got the 80s and 90s for my childhood.
Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal. Absolute LEGENDS! Seen them live twice now and they have the most amazing sound that transcends time. Everybody Wants to Rule The World always gives me goosebumps. If anyone has the chance to see them live, DO IT!!