Of the songs you haven't reacted to, I recommend: 1. Head over heels 2. Mad world 3. Sowing the seeds of love 4. Elemental 5. Break it down again 6. Falling down 7. Pale shelter 8. Woman in chains 9. Ladybird
@GodLovesComics - 😊👍 By the way, I'd first heard the 🎵"Na na-na na na"🎵 part in a song called 'In Love Again' by an Australian band called Rogue Traders, and it was only when I played it to a friend who then recognised it that I found out they'd actually lifted it from Tears For Fears! 😅 That was maybe 15 years ago, and strangely, I'd never heard 'Head Over Heels' before then! It must've not been very popular in Germany!? (where I'd grown up. I live in NZ now) 🙂
@@mightyV444 Head Over Heals is a beautiful song, but I think it was probably the third single from that album and was just overshadowed by the massive popularity of Shout and Everybody Wants To Rule...So it's not terribly surprising that you wouldn't have heard it. I don't remember if I heard any of those songs on the radio, but instead knew them solely from the heavy rotation on MTV.
Tears for Fears is peak Gen X music. Long slow build-up that requires you to pay attention the song, but absolutely worth it in the pay off, like In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins.
For another pop hit, Everybody Wants To Rule The World For an amazing ballad, Woman in Chains For ANOTHER amazing pop hit, Head Over Heels There's a lot to choose from, they're a great band 💚
I was introduced to Tears for Fear and this song in particular when I was 10 years old and my sister (6 years older than me) was allowed to drive to our school and back home. This was one of the songs on her favorite mix tape.
"Pale Shelter" is my favorite song of theirs and I would say is criminally underrated. "Elemental" is different sound, more 90's than 80's, and is extremely cool as well.
But unlike a lot of 80s band, they are still together and have been new quality material into the 2020s and still touring! Saw them a couple of years ago in San Diego and they pretty much sold out a giant amphitheater.
"Songs from the big chair" was a huge success, lots of great songs on there. Both of these guys could sing soooo well, put them together, and magic! They really deserve more love! "Head over heels" music video next please!😸
Love Tears for Fears. I think you are correct that they don't get enough recognition. They had more hits than a lot of people realize. I think you should check out their song Mad World. Has more of a pop sound. It was covered in 2001 by Gary Jules and used in the movie Donnie Darko. That version is stripped down and a hair slower. You should listen to both on here or on your own. Keep up the good work.
Mad World, Break It Down Again, Elemental are just a couple of my favorites. I love this band. To me, they sound so much alike, I can barely tell them apart, but their voices are amazing.
The 80's was a great time to grow up with music...as for why some bands just aren't well know its not a slight on the band at all....more because fans had SOOOO MUCH talent to choose from!!....like it was mad how many brilliant artists never really went much further then the 80's or 90's in peoples minds. But a lot of those artists (from that era) are still making art or helping the next generation make art just in the background...which is natural in my books. Doesn't take anything away from them to not be in the front lime light. good reaction cheers
Every Tears For Fears album across the decades is worth checking out. "Sowing The Seeds of Love", "Woman In Chains", "Elemental", "Closest Thing to Heaven", "Rivers of Mercy", and "The Tipping Point", are a few great ones to check out, but they go very deep.
Besides this one and "Everybody Wants To Rule The World", I would highly recommend "Sowing the Seeds of Love". This might be controversial, but to me that is not only a fantastic song by itself, but a big precursor to what became Britpop in the 90s.
Another great reaction! A big part of the recently-turned-50-me will always be transported immediately back to the Tears For Fears Years. My favorite track by them is "Change' from their first album in 1983 "The Hurting."" Other classics are: "Pale Shelter, The Hurting, Memories Fade, Suffer The Children, Sowing The Seeds Of Love, Woman In Chains"; I just got back into them in early 2024 with the re-formation of the band, and they can still belt out a song...
This was my favorite band in 1986 when I started college. I loved their vocals, the music and the great guitar work weaved into their songs, which often goes unnoticed. Roland Orzabal was my favorite singer; the same guy that you like. Very distinct and powerful voice.
Tears for Fears have a great catalogue of songs and you're right, they don't get the exposure they deserve. I think their ultimate "moving" song is Woman in Chains, absolute MUST to be reacted to. I managed to catch them live in 2019 (I think) at a beautiful venue: Blenheim Palace (where Churchill was born). They still bring it! Thank you for reacting Bisscute, enjoyed it!
Lots to choose from a great band. "Sowing the Seeds of Love" would be my choice for what to do next. "Mad World' is great too which was memorably covered by Gary Jules. A lot of what you said applies to Depeche Mode and hope you get back to them with "Everything Counts" or "I Feel You"
When they came out with songs like this, it was "MTV time", I was a kid and I loved to watch music videos on TV, and their videos were among the best ones. And that's why I got recommendations of some of their music videos for you: "Pale Shelter"; "Sowing the seeds of love"; "Woman in chains" - such good videos for great songs.
I own this songs parent album, “Songs from the Big Chair”, on vinyl, and it’s easily one of the greatest albums of the 80s. I recommend their songs “Head Over Heels” and “Mad World”
Biss the 1990 'Going to California' concert is great! Oleta Adams is fantastic and they sing all of the band's hits. The atmosphere at the concert is great. All musicians are in the vibe.
Let it all out!. I remember how this song originated from a therapist session and turned into a hit song. Always enjoy our favorite raising star. Biss 🎉😊
TFF will always be in my Top 10 favorite bands of all time. Their entire catalog is amazeballs! Songs From The Big Chair, Seeds Of Love, and Elemental are my 3 favorite albums. Not a single bad or filler song on any of them.
Sowing the Seeds of Love has to be next!!! Great reaction Biss and Happy New Year!!! Here's to another fantastic year of reactions!!! Love from the UK!!!
Oh and the members of the band are Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal on vocals and Manny Elias on the drums (who nearly always gets completely overlooked because of the amazing vocals and sing competitions). They were formed in Bath, England in the early 80s. There's a really amazing documentary video on the band that was recently reacted to on the JJLA Reacts channel that is eye opening and even being in my formative years and knowing the band when just getting into music I just didn't realise was the reason for some of their music choices. He doesn't tend to show much music in his reactions as I guess he wants to stay monetised so they're probably safe to watch.
They weren't extreme or showing off or posing or shocking. They just made great music. Also: Head Over Heels, Mad World, Sowing the Seeds of Love, Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
I like both voices. I think they chose correctly on who should sing lead here. I'm only familiar with 4 hits from them: "Shout," "Everybody Wants To Rule The World," Mad World," and 'Head Over Heels." They're an excellent band with a fairly sophisticated sound. Rick Beato, who does technical analysis of music and interviews with the legendary artists, has done at least two features on YT for Tears for Fears.
A great reaction from a great band. The best song they have ever done is Woman in chains closely followed by everybody wants to rule the world which you have already reacted too.
Their vocals perfectly compliment each other when harmonizing, but definitely Roland (the guitarist) sings with an enormous amount of fire and passion which gives their music some needed rock edge. This song and "Everybody wants to Rule The World" were monster hits globally, so I'm amazed there's still people left who haven't heard them before. Love to see you react to The White Stripes "Icky Thump' and "Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground" (Saturday Night Live version is mindblowing); and The Strokes "You Only Live Once" (Official video); and "Reptilia (BST Hyde Park 2015)".
'Pale Shelter' is my favourite Tears for Fears song. 'Mad World' is great too. Their early songs are quite angry. Roland Orzabal, in particular, has an angry undertone to his voice.
Your favorite singer is called Roland Orzabal. I met them with this single. I would recommend "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" and "Sowing the Seeds of Love". I like your reaction, you are right when you say they deserve more recognition. Now to stay in the 80s I think you have the band "Pet shop boys" left. Good
I was always the headbanger in the 80's to present day.. and even I knew how amazing these guys are,.. always on my playlists! Keep digging up these amazing bands of a generation gone by !!
Time to go down the Tears for Fears Rabbit Hole, Biss: 1. Working Hour (My Favorite. The layered soundscape is just unbelievable. And it has one of the Best Sax in a song ever. And I know you love Sax.) 2. Advice for the Young at Heart 3. I Believe (The first 3 Songs I suggested are Jazz. Tears for Fears is a Synth-Pop/Rock Band, but they created some of the best jazz songs ever.) 4. Head Over Heels/Broken (One of their most well-known song.) 5. Break it Down Again 6. Elemental (Songs 4,5,6 are Anthems. So if you want the closest to Shout, these are the songs to react to.) 7. Sowing the Seeds of Love (If the Queen's A Little thing Called Love is the Best Elvis Song not sung by Elvis, then this is The Beatles' equivalent.) 8. Mad World (Their most covered song. You probably heard a version of this already.) 9. Pale Shelter 10. Change (Songs 8,9,10 are the best Synth-Pop/Rock representation of their discography.)
Firstly - you must react to Head Over Heels by this band ! It struck a chord with me what you mentioned about this band. I think for unknown reasons certain singers and bands get forgotten about. Maybe the sheer wealth of musical riches we had during the 80s kind of works against it. People go for the Duran Duran or the Madonna mostly from the era. But Tears for Fears do not get consistent coverage on YT I agree. There are even more bands like this and it could also be the Atlantic divide we had back then. A lot of great songs from the UK never made it to the US and vice versa.
They certainly were big in the 80's all over the world. They're a British band but in the U.S. "Shout" hit #1, "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" hit #1, "Head Over Heels" hit #3, and "Sowing the Seeds of Love" hit #2. But I agree with you, more love needs to be shown to them.
The most recent albums by Tears for Fears are fabulous: 1. The Tipping Point (2022) 2. Songs For A Nervous Planet (2024): Song like: The Tipping Point, The Girl That I Call Home, etc. great!
I have to say my generation had the best music times ever im 53 so ! No one in the world hated back then maybe a tiny bit of haters but now its three forths the people hate !
"I would learn bass just for that part, there." I know exactly what you mean. I was inspired to become a bassist when I first heard "WELCOME TO THE PLEASURE DOME" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Amazing bass line, check it out and you'll get hooked, too. ❤
November 1984 - I was 14 years old and remember when the song was released and I heard it the first time in radio (yes - people used to listen to radio back then in Germany cause we didnt have MTV yet - and we really listened to certain radio shows on weekly basis). Tears For Fears was already very known from their first album and some singles. This was their biggest hit in Germany. It was HUGE - no 1 for many weeks. Of course I had the "single" (yes - in Germany we called the 7" version also "singles" back than - crazy shit) and I did buy the album a few years later as CD. This song is kind of therapeutical release. Shout it all out - every anger, pain, frustration, disappointment... let it all out. It somehow makes me often really cry cause it connects me directly to my pain as teenager. And everybody who didnt have pain as teenager I guess did something wrong 😀 It's not quite a dance song but you somehow directly want to move to the crazy good percussion. Many others already suggests almost every Teasr For Fears song every recorded 😀- and yes... you can pick almost any song from the second and third album and many songs from the others. I guess my three fav songs of them are quite not often wanted als all from the third album: Year of the Knife Badmans Song Swords and Knives The last one actually isn't that good but for me it has some elements in the mid (guitar and chorus) that create such a huge feeling of longing and desire in me... crazy what music can do to our brain 🙂 Thank you like always for all your content. Can't watch often on Twitch but I am glad that you have so much success with your content that you constantly put out wonderful stuff. Like always wish you all the best possible fir your channels/streams and your whole life 🙂
"Everybody Wants To Rule The World" was the band's first, and IMO, best hit. It was also one of the featured songs in the soundtrack for the film, "Real Genius" which was the film debut of Val Kilmer (the movie is actually very entertaining and merits a watch). This song has distinctive opening bars. In the future, as soon as you hear the opening, you know the song. "Head Over Heels" I believe was the band's second hit. They were a solid band, but they came out when Wham! arrived, so they were kind of pushed into the background a bit.
@@mightyV444 The band may have written and released it in 1982, but it only reached no. 3 on the UK charts and it pretty much fell into the abyss in the US where it was never released as a single. It was the 2001 cover version, the more popular, slower moody paced version, that made the song a global hit.
@normlee6566 - Yes, and especially _younger_ people! When I had TFF's version playing a few years ago, my two Sons (then 12 and 14) thought it was a cover of the 2001 version 😅
Released a new album not too long ago. THE TIPPING POINT was their first video from that album. Great song and great seeing him in the white beard and white hair.
If you're looking for more Tears for Fears, here are three more to add to the ever-growing list: "Mad World" "Head Over Heals" "Sowing The Seeds Of Love"
Noticed a lot of reactors not reacting to as much 80's music recently, which imo is one of the best decades for music. I think you would do well to do more 80's. Tears for Fears first single, Mad World will always be my favorite.
Michael Hutchence (R.I.P.) was a phenomenal singer and lyricist, it was a huge loss for music lovers. I remember INXS members left did a reality show to get a new singer called Adam Lambert but idk the current status of the band. I recommend you Original Sin, Never Tear Us Apart, Need You Tonight, Suicide Blonde, Devil Inside and many more hits.❤
I'm reminded how old I'm again😂. But wouldn't have it any other way. The music from the 80's wasn't full of hate. I was a metal head(as my shirt shows😅) but we all loved all genres back then. I miss the 80s! Great reaction my friend!
Roland Orzabal is his name, and I'm with you. I love his voice, but Curt Smith is great too, and they really did work so well together. I think next you should check out "Sowing The Seeds Of Love" th-cam.com/video/VAtGOESO7W8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gt1XoriaH6qjrx9x It's a little bit newer than most of their songs that you're likely to be suggested, and by that I mean only a few years newer, but closer to when Curt Smith originally left the band and ended their long time partnership that really was what Tears For Fears was, and Roland Orzabal took over creative control, and you'll also see a little bit of change in their look and style. Plus, it's just a really good song! They were really huge in like the mid 80s, and they do get reacted to, but I was a child when they were really big, and I always dug them, but they're one of those bands where now that I'm older, I can really appreciate how amazing they were.
They still *do* work well together today, apparently! 😀 I only know their early stuff, but they're still around and had released a new album not long ago 🙂
@mightyV444 yeah, Curt Smith went off and did his own thing for a long time, and I think there were periods where neither of them really had that much going on, and life stuff, but they eventually reconnected, and recently have been producing new stuff again. I don't know the exact timeline of it all, but they hooked up together at a pretty young age, as teenagers, were really close and were pretty tight as a creative partnership, then fame and craziness hit, the usual stuff happens, and I think Curt just wanted to be on his own for once and away from the craziness, and Roland became more controlling about the creative direction of what he wanted to do, he did some more albums as Tears For Fears without him, as well as some separate stuff, and whatever. I think I'd heard that they didn't talk for like 9 years after Curt first left. Then I think there was a long process of reconnecting here and there, maybe working on a little something together now and then, but I think them really getting back together has maybe happened over the past handful of years?
@richiecabral3602 - Thank you for all that info! 😀👍 And I think that's fairly accurate, too! I'd listened to interviews with both Curt and Roland (separately) on the 'Rockonteurs' channel a while ago, and I remember them talking about their difficulties, their split and eventual reunion 🙂
Tenho 54 anos de idade e conheci Tears For Fears quando eu tinha 15 anos de idade! Banda obrigatória nas fitas cassete, tocando em um velho e bom walkman! 👍🏻☺️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇧🇷
About a year ago they came out with a new album called The tipping point they are much older now and the song The tipping point is basically a song about growing old and I must say they have done so gracefully unlike many others that go out and get hundreds of thousands of dollars in plastic surgery these guys have aged very gracefully and you got to respect that
"Sowing the seeds of love" & "Head over heels " are right up your alley Bisscute!!!
Happy New Year Bisscute! I agree with him!
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Of the songs you haven't reacted to, I recommend:
1. Head over heels
2. Mad world
3. Sowing the seeds of love
4. Elemental
5. Break it down again
6. Falling down
7. Pale shelter
8. Woman in chains
9. Ladybird
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“Woman in Chains” from them is probably one on my favorites. It really show their vocal range plus you hear Oleta Adams performing too.
She absolutely needs to react to WIC! An incredibly powerful song
Yes woman in chains is fab
Everybody wants to rule the world as well
@@nickhaswell6011 did she react to that one yet?
Don't forget Phil Collins on drums!
next HEAD OVER HEELS!!! my personal favorite, might be yours too. YOU HAVE TO HEAR ITT
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I concur! 😀👍 Its video clip is fun, too! 😊
@@mightyV444 I was about to say, I love the video too.
@GodLovesComics - 😊👍
By the way, I'd first heard the 🎵"Na na-na na na"🎵 part in a song called 'In Love Again' by an Australian band called Rogue Traders, and it was only when I played it to a friend who then recognised it that I found out they'd actually lifted it from Tears For Fears! 😅
That was maybe 15 years ago, and strangely, I'd never heard 'Head Over Heels' before then! It must've not been very popular in Germany!? (where I'd grown up. I live in NZ now) 🙂
@@mightyV444 Head Over Heals is a beautiful song, but I think it was probably the third single from that album and was just overshadowed by the massive popularity of Shout and Everybody Wants To Rule...So it's not terribly surprising that you wouldn't have heard it. I don't remember if I heard any of those songs on the radio, but instead knew them solely from the heavy rotation on MTV.
Easily one of the most iconic songs of the 80's.
'Head Over Heels' ..and all the other recommendations..such an iconic band of that decade.
Tears for Fears is peak Gen X music. Long slow build-up that requires you to pay attention the song, but absolutely worth it in the pay off, like In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins.
Both voices are great. They mesh very well together.
For another pop hit, Everybody Wants To Rule The World
For an amazing ballad, Woman in Chains
For ANOTHER amazing pop hit, Head Over Heels
There's a lot to choose from, they're a great band 💚
I think she already did EWTRTW. It was a while back now.
I was introduced to Tears for Fear and this song in particular when I was 10 years old and my sister (6 years older than me) was allowed to drive to our school and back home. This was one of the songs on her favorite mix tape.
Amazing song. Even Metal Heads and Hard Rockers liked this song back then. Great reaction as usual 🤘
"Pale Shelter" is my favorite song of theirs and I would say is criminally underrated. "Elemental" is different sound, more 90's than 80's, and is extremely cool as well.
I still don't understand to this day why 'Pale Shelter' wasn't _also_ a Hit for them!? 🤯
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So many great songs from this band. The smile on your face confirms exactly what they do.Great reaction, as always.❤
His name is Roland Orzabel and the other is Curt Smith👌🏻
In the 1980’s they were very popular, constantly played on MTV
But unlike a lot of 80s band, they are still together and have been new quality material into the 2020s and still touring! Saw them a couple of years ago in San Diego and they pretty much sold out a giant amphitheater.
@@norwegianblue2017 Yep. I saw them in Seattle in 2023. Good show
"Songs from the big chair" was a huge success, lots of great songs on there. Both of these guys could sing soooo well, put them together, and magic! They really deserve more love! "Head over heels" music video next please!😸
Fantastic selection once again!
Tears For Fears, OMD, and Ultravox was a glorious trifecta back in the day.
Love Tears for Fears. I think you are correct that they don't get enough recognition. They had more hits than a lot of people realize. I think you should check out their song Mad World. Has more of a pop sound. It was covered in 2001 by Gary Jules and used in the movie Donnie Darko. That version is stripped down and a hair slower. You should listen to both on here or on your own. Keep up the good work.
Mad World, Break It Down Again, Elemental are just a couple of my favorites. I love this band. To me, they sound so much alike, I can barely tell them apart, but their voices are amazing.
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The 80's was a great time to grow up with music...as for why some bands just aren't well know its not a slight on the band at all....more because fans had SOOOO MUCH talent to choose from!!....like it was mad how many brilliant artists never really went much further then the 80's or 90's in peoples minds. But a lot of those artists (from that era) are still making art or helping the next generation make art just in the background...which is natural in my books. Doesn't take anything away from them to not be in the front lime light. good reaction cheers
Every Tears For Fears album across the decades is worth checking out. "Sowing The Seeds of Love", "Woman In Chains", "Elemental", "Closest Thing to Heaven", "Rivers of Mercy", and "The Tipping Point", are a few great ones to check out, but they go very deep.
Besides this one and "Everybody Wants To Rule The World", I would highly recommend "Sowing the Seeds of Love". This might be controversial, but to me that is not only a fantastic song by itself, but a big precursor to what became Britpop in the 90s.
I second that!
Not controversial, it's a banger
Britpop wishes it was in Sowing The Seeds Of Love's league
Sowing the seeds of Love is a masterpiece and should always be listened too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
don't they cover the soundtrack in Donnie Darko?...
Another great reaction! A big part of the recently-turned-50-me will always be transported immediately back to the Tears For Fears Years. My favorite track by them is "Change' from their first album in 1983 "The Hurting."" Other classics are: "Pale Shelter, The Hurting, Memories Fade, Suffer The Children, Sowing The Seeds Of Love, Woman In Chains"; I just got back into them in early 2024 with the re-formation of the band, and they can still belt out a song...
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I even like "Break It Down Again".
"masd world" is probably the one you will recognize instantly
This was my favorite band in 1986 when I started college. I loved their vocals, the music and the great guitar work weaved into their songs, which often goes unnoticed. Roland Orzabal was my favorite singer; the same guy that you like. Very distinct and powerful voice.
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The name of the vocalist is Roland Orzabal. 😊
Pale shelter, Mad world, woman in chains, sowing the seeds of love. All amazing tracks
Mad world is just insanely good. All of those are.
Agree on all counts with those choices.
...and Suffer the Children.
Pale Shelter!
"Pale Shelter" and "Change" are two very good songs from their early years.
Great songs by Curt Smith
Howard Jones...'What is Love'....Robbie Neville...'Cest La Vie'......Oingo Boingo.....'On the Outside'
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The guitarist is Roland Orzabel and the bassist is Curt Smith.
Tears for Fears have a great catalogue of songs and you're right, they don't get the exposure they deserve. I think their ultimate "moving" song is Woman in Chains, absolute MUST to be reacted to. I managed to catch them live in 2019 (I think) at a beautiful venue: Blenheim Palace (where Churchill was born). They still bring it! Thank you for reacting Bisscute, enjoyed it!
Lots to choose from a great band. "Sowing the Seeds of Love" would be my choice for what to do next. "Mad World' is great too which was memorably covered by Gary Jules. A lot of what you said applies to Depeche Mode and hope you get back to them with "Everything Counts" or "I Feel You"
When they came out with songs like this, it was "MTV time", I was a kid and I loved to watch music videos on TV, and their videos were among the best ones.
And that's why I got recommendations of some of their music videos for you: "Pale Shelter"; "Sowing the seeds of love"; "Woman in chains" - such good videos for great songs.
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So many good songs from them, my personal favorite is Head over Heels.
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'Sowing the Seeds of Love' has to be next on your list, great song and a cool video 👍
I own this songs parent album, “Songs from the Big Chair”, on vinyl, and it’s easily one of the greatest albums of the 80s. I recommend their songs “Head Over Heels” and “Mad World”
Great band that kind of flew under the radar during the 1980’s because there were so many great bands during that era.
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MAD WORLD from them !!! Mandatory
"save a prayer" by duran duran...a must for this channel!
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Biss the 1990 'Going to California' concert is great! Oleta Adams is fantastic and they sing all of the band's hits. The atmosphere at the concert is great. All musicians are in the vibe.
Let it all out!. I remember how this song originated from a therapist session and turned into a hit song. Always enjoy our favorite raising star. Biss 🎉😊
This one is by far my favorite of their songs. They have many great songs but this is (in my opinion) their best. Thanks for reacting to it!!!!
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TFF will always be in my Top 10 favorite bands of all time. Their entire catalog is amazeballs! Songs From The Big Chair, Seeds Of Love, and Elemental are my 3 favorite albums. Not a single bad or filler song on any of them.
All the songs on the album Songs From The Big Chair are great.
Sowing the Seeds of Love has to be next!!! Great reaction Biss and Happy New Year!!! Here's to another fantastic year of reactions!!! Love from the UK!!!
Oh and the members of the band are Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal on vocals and Manny Elias on the drums (who nearly always gets completely overlooked because of the amazing vocals and sing competitions). They were formed in Bath, England in the early 80s. There's a really amazing documentary video on the band that was recently reacted to on the JJLA Reacts channel that is eye opening and even being in my formative years and knowing the band when just getting into music I just didn't realise was the reason for some of their music choices. He doesn't tend to show much music in his reactions as I guess he wants to stay monetised so they're probably safe to watch.
I remember when this song came out it was one of those played every 30 mins for a while on the radio you would hear it everywhere good band :)
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I can remember first hearing this song on WBCN when it came out, the 80s were the best musical decade IMO. Great reaction Biss!
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They weren't extreme or showing off or posing or shocking. They just made great music. Also: Head Over Heels, Mad World, Sowing the Seeds of Love, Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
I like both voices. I think they chose correctly on who should sing lead here. I'm only familiar with 4 hits from them: "Shout," "Everybody Wants To Rule The World," Mad World," and 'Head Over Heels." They're an excellent band with a fairly sophisticated sound. Rick Beato, who does technical analysis of music and interviews with the legendary artists, has done at least two features on YT for Tears for Fears.
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This song hit big for me when it came out. This is the tune that put them on the map in the 80's.
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A great reaction from a great band. The best song they have ever done is Woman in chains closely followed by everybody wants to rule the world which you have already reacted too.
Their vocals perfectly compliment each other when harmonizing, but definitely Roland (the guitarist) sings with an enormous amount of fire and passion which gives their music some needed rock edge. This song and "Everybody wants to Rule The World" were monster hits globally, so I'm amazed there's still people left who haven't heard them before. Love to see you react to The White Stripes "Icky Thump' and "Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground" (Saturday Night Live version is mindblowing); and The Strokes "You Only Live Once" (Official video); and "Reptilia (BST Hyde Park 2015)".
A great band from the 90s with many great hits my favourite was Sowing The Seeds Of Love.And another great reaction from you.♥
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'Pale Shelter' is my favourite Tears for Fears song. 'Mad World' is great too. Their early songs are quite angry. Roland Orzabal, in particular, has an angry undertone to his voice.
This is an amazing song. Glad you got to hear it! Disturbed did an amazing cover of this song. Definitely worth checking out!
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They have been about for over 40 years!
Great band glad you liked it. Alot of their songs are classics. Pale Shelter is a good earlier song of theirs.
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"Head Over Heels" and "Mother's Talk" are a couple of songs from Tears for Fears that you may want to check out.
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Your favorite singer is called Roland Orzabal. I met them with this single. I would recommend "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" and "Sowing the Seeds of Love". I like your reaction, you are right when you say they deserve more recognition. Now to stay in the 80s I think you have the band "Pet shop boys" left. Good
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Women In Chains or The Working Hour, should be next but they have so many great songs it's ridiculous! Always enjoy your videos and thoughts!
“Ear Worms from the Big Chair!” Billy Joel is most proud of these guys! 😉😉
I was always the headbanger in the 80's to present day.. and even I knew how amazing these guys are,.. always on my playlists!
Keep digging up these amazing bands of a generation gone by !!
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I prefer YOUR voice.
I don't remember others doing them either.
Biss fighting for TFF!
Time to go down the Tears for Fears Rabbit Hole, Biss:
1. Working Hour (My Favorite. The layered soundscape is just unbelievable. And it has one of the Best Sax in a song ever. And I know you love Sax.)
2. Advice for the Young at Heart
3. I Believe (The first 3 Songs I suggested are Jazz. Tears for Fears is a Synth-Pop/Rock Band, but they created some of the best jazz songs ever.)
4. Head Over Heels/Broken (One of their most well-known song.)
5. Break it Down Again
6. Elemental (Songs 4,5,6 are Anthems. So if you want the closest to Shout, these are the songs to react to.)
7. Sowing the Seeds of Love (If the Queen's A Little thing Called Love is the Best Elvis Song not sung by Elvis, then this is The Beatles' equivalent.)
8. Mad World (Their most covered song. You probably heard a version of this already.)
9. Pale Shelter
10. Change (Songs 8,9,10 are the best Synth-Pop/Rock representation of their discography.)
Firstly - you must react to Head Over Heels by this band ! It struck a chord with me what you mentioned about this band. I think for unknown reasons certain singers and bands get forgotten about. Maybe the sheer wealth of musical riches we had during the 80s kind of works against it. People go for the Duran Duran or the Madonna mostly from the era. But Tears for Fears do not get consistent coverage on YT I agree. There are even more bands like this and it could also be the Atlantic divide we had back then. A lot of great songs from the UK never made it to the US and vice versa.
They certainly were big in the 80's all over the world. They're a British band but in the U.S. "Shout" hit #1, "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" hit #1, "Head Over Heels" hit #3, and "Sowing the Seeds of Love" hit #2. But I agree with you, more love needs to be shown to them.
The most recent albums by Tears for Fears are fabulous: 1. The Tipping Point (2022) 2. Songs For A Nervous Planet (2024): Song like: The Tipping Point, The Girl That I Call Home, etc. great!
I have to say my generation had the best music times ever im 53 so ! No one in the world hated back then maybe a tiny bit of haters but now its three forths the people hate !
"I would learn bass just for that part, there." I know exactly what you mean. I was inspired to become a bassist when I first heard "WELCOME TO THE PLEASURE DOME" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Amazing bass line, check it out and you'll get hooked, too. ❤
November 1984 - I was 14 years old and remember when the song was released and I heard it the first time in radio (yes - people used to listen to radio back then in Germany cause we didnt have MTV yet - and we really listened to certain radio shows on weekly basis).
Tears For Fears was already very known from their first album and some singles. This was their biggest hit in Germany. It was HUGE - no 1 for many weeks. Of course I had the "single" (yes - in Germany we called the 7" version also "singles" back than - crazy shit) and I did buy the album a few years later as CD.
This song is kind of therapeutical release. Shout it all out - every anger, pain, frustration, disappointment... let it all out. It somehow makes me often really cry cause it connects me directly to my pain as teenager. And everybody who didnt have pain as teenager I guess did something wrong 😀
It's not quite a dance song but you somehow directly want to move to the crazy good percussion.
Many others already suggests almost every Teasr For Fears song every recorded 😀- and yes... you can pick almost any song from the second and third album and many songs from the others.
I guess my three fav songs of them are quite not often wanted als all from the third album:
Year of the Knife
Badmans Song
Swords and Knives
The last one actually isn't that good but for me it has some elements in the mid (guitar and chorus) that create such a huge feeling of longing and desire in me... crazy what music can do to our brain 🙂
Thank you like always for all your content. Can't watch often on Twitch but I am glad that you have so much success with your content that you constantly put out wonderful stuff.
Like always wish you all the best possible fir your channels/streams and your whole life 🙂
"Everybody Wants To Rule The World" was the band's first, and IMO, best hit. It was also one of the featured songs in the soundtrack for the film, "Real Genius" which was the film debut of Val Kilmer (the movie is actually very entertaining and merits a watch). This song has distinctive opening bars. In the future, as soon as you hear the opening, you know the song. "Head Over Heels" I believe was the band's second hit. They were a solid band, but they came out when Wham! arrived, so they were kind of pushed into the background a bit.
'Mad World' was their first hit 😉
@@mightyV444 The band may have written and released it in 1982, but it only reached no. 3 on the UK charts and it pretty much fell into the abyss in the US where it was never released as a single. It was the 2001 cover version, the more popular, slower moody paced version, that made the song a global hit.
@normlee6566 - Oh yes, true: It depends on one's geography which TFF song was their first Hit! 🙂
@@mightyV444 Yes, that is true. But I guess the most popular version and the one most people recognize is the version that isn't performed by TFF.
@normlee6566 - Yes, and especially _younger_ people!
When I had TFF's version playing a few years ago, my two Sons (then 12 and 14) thought it was a cover of the 2001 version 😅
Released a new album not too long ago. THE TIPPING POINT was their first video from that album. Great song and great seeing him in the white beard and white hair.
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It's an absolute favorite of mine! This song gives me so much energy. It's just incredible! Thx for reaction!
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I'd love to hear a version of this with steel drums and regular drums. But the electric drums in this work very well.
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If you're looking for more Tears for Fears, here are three more to add to the ever-growing list:
"Mad World"
"Head Over Heals"
"Sowing The Seeds Of Love"
Remember My time on middle school back in the 80's,I still have the cassette,great pick Biss👍
Tears for Fears GREAT band magic 80 ❤❤❤
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Besides the ones already mentioned in the chat such as Sowing the Seeds of Love and Woman in Chains, I would recommend Advice for the Young at Heart
Noticed a lot of reactors not reacting to as much 80's music recently, which imo is one of the best decades for music. I think you would do well to do more 80's. Tears for Fears first single, Mad World will always be my favorite.
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This entire album is one of the best ever made. Songs from the Big Chair. Listen to the whole thing.
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Michael Hutchence (R.I.P.) was a phenomenal singer and lyricist, it was a huge loss for music lovers. I remember INXS members left did a reality show to get a new singer called Adam Lambert but idk the current status of the band. I recommend you Original Sin, Never Tear Us Apart, Need You Tonight, Suicide Blonde, Devil Inside and many more hits.❤
This was on the radio when I was at university. A lot of nostalgic vibes, hearing this playing from my boom box in my dorm room.
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I'm reminded how old I'm again😂. But wouldn't have it any other way. The music from the 80's wasn't full of hate. I was a metal head(as my shirt shows😅) but we all loved all genres back then. I miss the 80s!
Great reaction my friend!
Young Lady you would have loved living in the 80s,it was all about dancing, dance songs! Dance clubs were everywhere. Such a fun time to be young!
Ok I can sway to this song it's not really my type of music but I can dig it👏great reaction Biss I really appreciate you❤️
Roland Orzabal is his name, and I'm with you. I love his voice, but Curt Smith is great too, and they really did work so well together. I think next you should check out "Sowing The Seeds Of Love" th-cam.com/video/VAtGOESO7W8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gt1XoriaH6qjrx9x It's a little bit newer than most of their songs that you're likely to be suggested, and by that I mean only a few years newer, but closer to when Curt Smith originally left the band and ended their long time partnership that really was what Tears For Fears was, and Roland Orzabal took over creative control, and you'll also see a little bit of change in their look and style. Plus, it's just a really good song!
They were really huge in like the mid 80s, and they do get reacted to, but I was a child when they were really big, and I always dug them, but they're one of those bands where now that I'm older, I can really appreciate how amazing they were.
They still *do* work well together today, apparently! 😀
I only know their early stuff, but they're still around and had released a new album not long ago 🙂
@mightyV444 yeah, Curt Smith went off and did his own thing for a long time, and I think there were periods where neither of them really had that much going on, and life stuff, but they eventually reconnected, and recently have been producing new stuff again. I don't know the exact timeline of it all, but they hooked up together at a pretty young age, as teenagers, were really close and were pretty tight as a creative partnership, then fame and craziness hit, the usual stuff happens, and I think Curt just wanted to be on his own for once and away from the craziness, and Roland became more controlling about the creative direction of what he wanted to do, he did some more albums as Tears For Fears without him, as well as some separate stuff, and whatever. I think I'd heard that they didn't talk for like 9 years after Curt first left. Then I think there was a long process of reconnecting here and there, maybe working on a little something together now and then, but I think them really getting back together has maybe happened over the past handful of years?
@richiecabral3602 - Thank you for all that info! 😀👍 And I think that's fairly accurate, too! I'd listened to interviews with both Curt and Roland (separately) on the 'Rockonteurs' channel a while ago, and I remember them talking about their difficulties, their split and eventual reunion 🙂
Tears for Fears “Head over heels “ cute video, great song. Also,…the Sugarcubes “Hit” Scottish Tee Vee video should be on your list!!! Please!
Tenho 54 anos de idade e conheci Tears For Fears quando eu tinha 15 anos de idade! Banda obrigatória nas fitas cassete, tocando em um velho e bom walkman! 👍🏻☺️⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇧🇷
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Their newer song "Tipping point" is really good too even though they are way older now.
Good morning Bisscutie! They came onto the radio and had four or five big hits, then disappeared. This is a good one.
Great song and a ton of fun to listen to! Really enjoyed your reaction and engagement!
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Woman in chains if you want more of his voice....
Great song choice Biss! Another good song by Tears for Fears is 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World's!! Thanks for shart Biss!❤️💛
Placebo did a decent cover of this fairly recently. Mad World and Pale Shelter are both great tunes.
Both great voices especially together but Roland was definitely lead his voice is amazing 👏 brilliant group i live near them in the early 80s
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Head Over Heels please!!! Their best in my opinion
About a year ago they came out with a new album called The tipping point they are much older now and the song The tipping point is basically a song about growing old and I must say they have done so gracefully unlike many others that go out and get hundreds of thousands of dollars in plastic surgery these guys have aged very gracefully and you got to respect that
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80s was a great decade for music.. lots to unpack. :D
Still waiting on a few recommendations i submitted awhile ago if they've made your list.
Great reaction. TFF one of my favorite band. Great lyrics as well. 👍
Shout another great song from the 80's a nr.1 hit in the dutch charts 1985