Tears For Fears - Shout (Official Music Video) Reaction
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It still is a 'banger' today... It'll never get stale!
80s was the best time to live
Great reaction to Tears For Fears masterpiece. They put more ideas, hooks and feeling into this one song than most bands can manage in a whole album.
I agree! Great band,
Thanks! Cheers
Loved your comments. I was 15 when this song came out, I'm 55 now. This song is as great now as it was now. It's great that you recognize the difference from today's music. You said it perfectly, the effort that is put into the performances, the better vocals, lyrics, and because these just are real musicians. Keep up the great work!
Yes for sure 😄
Thanks so much for watching and commenting 😎
80s had great music!
It's the 80s Reverb and use of Synthesizer that was seen as futuristic.... in some ways it does still. 80s rock was a time of great innovation and creativity. New technologies, musicians were able to experiment with new sounds and create some of the most iconic tracks of all time. Tears for Fears - were New Wave. The 80s were a time when genres started merging and mutating. There were many different genres in the Rock era: New wave, post-punk, synthpop, indie rock, college rock, glam punk, alternative rock, power pop.... and of course the girl bands, big hair, hair metal to thrash metal. Rock ballads as each big group did a ballad or two that were hits. Some of it course started in the 70s and took off in the 80s. Styles like the 60s and 70s before had new trends for the 80s.
It's almost dystopian so you're right, it still does feel futuristic!!! Aye
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I would have to agree the 80s vibes, definitely my favourite type of music. It can be extremely innocent but also extremely dark at the same time. It’s the perfect vibe for me
The 80's is a great example of creativity being the leader. Yes, it sometimes got suffocated by the pressures of the record companies but still. Quality stands the test of time very much like the stiff hairdo of Orzabal so iconic of the era and of youthful experimentation.
This song always said epic to me. If you want more, do Broken, Head over heels and Broken live uncut from the album.
Oh man!
Thanks for the suggestions 😄
This song was 'Anthemic' and had a lot of controversy for no reason only because it had its its own original feel❤🎉🌠🌌🌌🌌🌌STILL LOVE IT💯💯💯
I just found your channel. Great reaction. I love watching people discover and better yet - enjoy and appreciate music for the 70's & 80's. Any music really, where the music is a product of the artists' skills, talents and passion. I could suggest 100 songs, so it's hard to find just one.. please consider reacting to an REO Speedwagon song called 'Roll With The Changes'. Have a great day!
What an absolute joy this song is. Makes me want to jump up & down along with it! Let out all your frustration. Its almost psychiatric, psychedelic. How i wish there was a time machine. I would love to have joined that group at the end. I am 56 now. Recently saw your reaction to everybody wants to rule the world. So down to earth & from the heart. As they say your face is a reflection of your heart.
Thank you so much!
I appreciate that :)
These are songs I truly love so much!
They make me want to dance and sing also lol 👍🌼
Can you please give a reaction to the following song, if you have not done so already? Bon Jovi is my absolute favourite! I believe this song is a bit underrated. Thank you so much!
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Great song! We used to dance and sing to that song when it came out, big time! That song filled the dance floor. Very anthemic. Total 80's anthem. We loved it! Hey, please watch/listen to "Head Over Heels" by Tears For Fears! Another great song!
The song is "Shout" by Tears for Fears, released in 1985. The lyrics touch upon themes of frustration, societal pressures, and the desire for personal freedom. The song's chorus, "Shout, Shout, let it all out," acts as a call for expressing one's emotions and letting go of internal struggles.
Verse 1:
"In violent times
You shouldn't have to sell your soul
In black and white
They really, really ought to know
Those one track minds
That took you for a working boy
Kiss them goodbye
You shouldn't have to jump for joy"
These lines discuss the challenging and turbulent times the world is going through. The phrase "violent times" might refer to both physical and emotional violence or turmoil. The song suggests that people should not compromise their values or integrity ("You shouldn't have to sell your soul") to fit into a narrow and rigid perspective of life ("Those one track minds"). It encourages individuals to break free from societal expectations and not be forced to pretend to be happy ("You shouldn't have to jump for joy") when they are not.
Verse 2:
"They gave you life
And in return, you gave them hell
As cold as ice
I hope we live to tell the tale"
In these lines, the song explores the dynamics between generations, specifically between parents (or authority figures) and their children. The phrase "They gave you life, and in return, you gave them hell" might refer to the struggles and conflicts that arise between different generations. It suggests that young people often rebel or challenge the norms set by their elders. "As cold as ice, I hope we live to tell the tale" hints at the cold and distant relationship between the generations, and it expresses a hope for a resolution to the conflicts.
Chorus:
"Shout, Shout, let it all out
These are the things I can do without
Come on, I'm talking to you
Come on"
The chorus serves as the central message of the song, urging people to express themselves ("Shout, Shout, let it all out") and let go of things that are burdening them ("These are the things I can do without"). It's a call for open communication and honesty, encouraging listeners to speak up and share their thoughts and feelings ("Come on, I'm talking to you").
Bridge:
"And when you've taken down your guard
If I could change your mind
I'd really love to break your heart"
The bridge suggests vulnerability and openness ("when you've taken down your guard") and indicates a desire to bring about change ("If I could change your mind"). The line "I'd really love to break your heart" might not necessarily mean causing harm but rather touching someone emotionally or making them feel deeply. It can be interpreted as a wish to connect with someone on a profound level.
Overall, "Shout" by Tears for Fears conveys a powerful message about the importance of self-expression, breaking free from societal pressures, and fostering honest communication to bridge the gaps between individuals and generations.
You really should do Head over Heels by Tears for Fears. It is a great song by them that is sung in a falsetto manner of singing.
That’s a good song😁
These guys are still performing today (they broke up in 1990 and reunited in 2000). Their latest album, 'The Tipping Point', was released last year. If you want to check out currrent music by Tears for Fears, I suggest reacting to the video for 'The Tipping Point.' The whole album is great.
Awesome! Thanks for the info,
I will definitely check it out.
Cheers!
@@Reactionmiss Thanks for that reaction to one of a multitude of Top Class English Groups back in the day.
Luckily, my concert years, in London, started in 1971 around the time that many of the greatest Bands started like Led Zeppelin,Pink Floyd,Yes,SabbathDeep Purple etc and the 1980's was a different British vibe again.
One of my three favorite song by Tears for Fears.
The other two being Head over Heels and Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
Totally agree with you about loving music where heart and soul is put into it.
You always can tell when you see and/or hear it.
I agree! You can definitely tell,
Also those are two of my favourites as well! Great songs 👍
This is such a classic. Brings back great memories. I feel so fortunate to have been a teen in the UK in the 1980s with so much fantastic music, and it's great to see it being appreciated decades later by the following generations! You're completely right about how unique the 80s sound was (but maybe I'm biased!)
Tears For Fears are definitely work checking out more if you like this sound. "Everybody Wants to Rule The World" was their other big hit, but there are also "Head Over Heels", "Woman in Chains", "Break It Down Again", "Sowing the Seeds of Love", "Pale Shelter" and "Raoul and the Kings of Spain", and those are just my personal favourites.
Just discovered your channel and I'm enjoying your genuine, natural reactions to the music review, and that you already have a really eclectic, varied selection of songs you've reviewed so far.
Thank you so much for checking out my channel! and I’m glad you’re enjoying my reactions, I really appreciate that a lot.
Thanks for all the knowledgeable information as well!
Cheers 😎
You have a very good ear and taste if you can't stand what's on the radio today and prefer this stuff. This is top quality 80s creativity.
I agree, pure creativity 😁
I like what your saying about the 80's music having heart & soul. You should do a reaction of your top 5 or 10 songs. It would be super interesting.
Great Song Great Band
Yes 😄
The people in the video were all members of the bands family's
I'll agree the 80s is an anomaly in terms of sound. So diverse. There are several directions to go what are you looking for? Perhaps check out A Flock Of Seagulls - "I Ran"
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First album I ever bought was Songs From The Big Chair and it was because I loved this song the moment it came out. Particularly carried away (as you say) by Roland Orzabal's passion. He was chief writer and singer in the band although most will remember Curt for his looks and he was often the face of the band but I always loved Roland.
A call to arms that's still as relevant as ever. Great shout (if you'll excuse the pun).
Lol indeed!
Man I hope you do "The Working Hour" sometime, there catalog of great songs is ridiculous, there so much more than there radio hits as you probably know, and as for this song just simply iconic on so many levels, the layering of instruments, the vocals, the music video and last but not least the lyrics! Just unbelievable song writing by Roland, anyways love your channel!
Thank you so much 😄
I will check that song out!
Not sure if I’ve heard it or not
@@Reactionmissit's one of those hidden gems that just get lost when an artist has so many "popular" hits like they do, but in my opinion only certain people deserve to ever her this song lol, but anyway I definitely look forward to it and I hope you have a great week!!
@kevinl2578 I love hidden gems 😄
@kevinl2578 you have a great week too :)
@@Reactionmiss Thank You 🙂
Disturbed does a great cover of this song.
Theirs is called "Shout 2000" off their album "The Sickness".
Oh no way, cool! I will check it out
Back in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, music was much different. The 60s and 80s are similar due to the incredible level of fresh sounds and unprecedented creativity. During each decade, the music was eclectic and no one sounded like anyone else. Each artist was unique creating their own sound and style of delivery. The punk movement which began around the mid 70s in England had a huge impact on the industry. Out of punk, came New Wave and the "Romantic Movement", of the era. It was during the 80s where you witnessed the second wave of what would be deemed as the "second British invasion", with groups like "Tears for Fears", "The Police", "Roxy Music (Bryan Ferry)", "Psychodelic Furs", "Gary Numan" and so many others, burning up the charts on both sides of the Atlantic.
1:09-- kind of like a "spacey" vibe haha. The only way I can describe it.
Both members of TFF were treated, lets just say not great as kids, and these songs are a reflection on their unhappy childhood, hence the emotion he puts in to it. Really need to listen to the first album called 'The Hurting' which explains a lot about it. However, 'Shout' is actually on their second album.
80's had their sound like you said and 90's had theirs
You always make great stuff as always hope you have a outstanding Day 😎💯💯
Thanks so much! You too 😄
@@Reactionmiss no problem 👋 keep up on the grind and remember to don't rush yourself 🍻 🤙
Thanks I appreciate your comments 🙏🏻
80s music is the best !
Heck yes!
Curts base is awesome .
I liked your response and reaction. The thing I really love about the first 2 TFF's albums is you can't source their musical influences. This song in particular is very unique. I know their next 2 albums were heavily influenced by the Beatles, but "The Hurting" and "Songs from the Big Chair" are both in a class of their own.
How about a Van Halen reaction?? ' Ain't talkin bout love-Van Halen ' Van Halen changed music in the late 70s & introduced the 80's. Guitarist Eddie Van Halen was so on fire that even Michael Jacksons camp asked if he would play a guitar solo on Michaels song ' Beat it ' and he did it. A few years later he played keyboards on the song ' Jump '.....enjoyed ur reaction & subscribed 😁😁
Cool I will check it out!
Thanks for the info and thanks for subscribing :)
Fantastic band and tune . ❤
Yes 😁
Summed up perfectly. I was a youth at this time in England and it was epic. Anyone around then will miss those days so much. And i agree with what you say about modern music and i think a lot of the blame goes on these 'talent' shows were music has been reduced to a pretty boy/girl contest and not an art form and every modern show is basically just about shifting as much merch as possible and cashing in before the fad dies off and i really doubt that in 40 years time people will be looking back on today's music and find it relatable. I dont listen to any modern music and not just became I'm old and nostalgic for the 80s it's because it just doesn't do anything for me. They are more models and actors than genuine musicians and that's a real pity. Id love to be able to hear some really good modern fresh music but it all sounds so fake and forced to my ears and auto tune etc has dehumanised it and they all seem to sound the same. And something i often hear said is 'this could be released today and would still stand up' etc. and they say that as a compliment when really it's an insult. But the smarter youth of today are starting to see all this themselves now, like my 18 year old daughter who loves 80s music and i hope theres a backlash coming against all this over hyped mediocre at best modern music and those young ppl who see this will start to take music forwards by taking it back again and out of the hands of these tasteless talent show judges who have killed creativity and just want puppets and have the worst taste of all. And i think eventually it is bound to happen. Everything you said was 100% and you are wise beyond your years. So there is hope left.
Thank you so much!! For the heartfelt comment 😄 and that’s awesome your daughter likes 80s music! It’s honestly probably my fav .
Here on my channel though I am
Inclined to react to newer stuff as well, and requests I get but I try to keep a positive mindset and see the good in newer stuff but sometimes it’s hard for sure haha, older music definitely has my heart :)
You know the Thompson Twins, right?
Everything that Taylor, I've just written a song, Swift could never achieve.
Who like roland❤❤❤
On that grind 👋💯 🔥
Yeah man!
@@Reactionmiss crazy train 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love Tears for Fears. I was in my teens in the 80s and you are right the music from the 1980s had it's own sound / Vibe. Great reaction video. Thanks.... Question... Have you heard any of of Ren's music??
Awh, very cool!
& nope but I will definitely check it out!
@@Reactionmiss Check out Ren featuring Eden Nash with the songs - Humble - or the song - Ocean
Disturbed covered this song in their first album if anyone is interested.
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Thank you 😁
Another 80's suggestion: "Howard Jones - What Is Love".
Thanks
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Durdle Door (rock arch).
You should make a video on Billy Idol Bitter taste 😎
Will check it out 😁
80s......Duran Duran
Okay 😄
Music back then was written and sung by the band, now it's written by professional songwriters and autotuned.
It seems like you really like this one. I think if you would give the Go-Go's we got the beat a try,
you might wind up liking that one.
I will check it out! Thanks 😎
@@Reactionmiss
You're very welcome
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Love your reaction, not over-interrupting, and GETTING the honest PASSION of the song -- It does NEVER get stale as stated previously by among others I'm sure who discovered you long before I did
Thank you 😄
Yes I will forever love this song
You are absolutely right, the music today has no heart or soul, the music industry is trash, even country music all sounds the same now, no originality anymore.
Yeppers! 😢
give BBC radio 6 a go has some worldy tunes on it diiff music from time to time but agree on the songs these days being crap
Marry Me. 😍
Tears for fears great
Agreed!
Love your reactions! Can you DM me?
I have a LOT of reccomend songs that I know would get at least 5k views, just message me (:
Also demographics is important, what Continent are you in? America or Europe?
Canada,
Also I will make a contact e mail sometime soon
@@Reactionmiss the growth is awesome! Good luck!