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Tears For Fears - Shout (Official Music Video)
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I was a metal head as a teen back in the 80s, so I wasn't much into 80s pop in general. But for some reason I always loved Tears for Fears. They where different in a good way. They are more of a "bridge" between 60's British pop like The Beatles and the late 70s British mod-influenced punk like The Jam, and what later would become Britpop.
Same here. I lived in England from 1980-1985 (military brat) and found a lot of the synch-heavy bands like Tears for Fears, Depeche Mode, etc. had some beats and heavy chord progressions that worked well for metalheads.
@@kingbrutusxxvi True. Depeche Mode was another band that I really liked, even though as a metal head, you "weren't supposed" to like them. :D
Killing Joke would be another example.
Same for me. I'm from Chile and in the 80s I was a teenager listening heavy and thrash metal. This was one of the pop song of those years which I really liked. Thinking on those years I think it was because the drum of this song was heavier than the usual pop songs, the lyrics (even if I didn't understand much of it) seemed far from the cheese lyrics of the pop songs of those years and also the general music seemed much darker (which for me meant more real) than mainstream music of the 80s.
Metal fan here too. I think these groups resonate because they have a defiant, rebellious, and conscious vibe that parallels metal. Metal groups could easily cover these songs.
Same here. I had the weirdest collection. Ozzy, Dio, Maiden to....Tears for Fears, The Clash, Thomas Dolby.
In 1985 this song was HUGE! I loved the video and fell madly in love with Roland! 🥰
Probably the best song ever that's so repetitive it still doesn't bother you but actually gets better as the song goes. Killer little guitar solo at the end.
"In violent times you shouldn't have to sell your soul"
absolute masterpiece. ⭐
I love that line.
Great music from the 80's
I think its basically about people who lack empathy towards other people and also about standing by your principles and not letting the people "with the one track minds" control you. Its also a statement about dictatorships and their drive to crush anyone and anything that stands in their way. I think Tears for Fears did a lot of songs about the importance of caring and compassion in general.
"Pale Shelter" is also a real gem.
80's vibes are so good we have too much overproduced music these days ......
It’s pretty funny considering most musicians of the 70’s believed that most 80’s music was overproduced.
Infact, most of the instruments used in this song were considered so overused that people (namely Phil Collins) literally put "this isn't a Fairlight synthesizer" on the liner notes 💀
FWIW I love Fairlights and DX7s and Prophets and all that good stuff. They're overused because they sound incredible
And that big ass 80's reverb is overused even to this day because again, sounds incredible lol
such a good band back in the day
Graduated high school in '81 and this is such a great 80s vibe for sure
The kind of rock anthem that makes you feel more and more empowered as it goes on.
I danced, and I danced, and I danced, and I sang, and I played my drums and danced some more, to this song, from 1985 onward!! I love TFF!! Great band!
"A lot of people think that 'Shout' is just another song about primal scream theory, continuing the themes of the first album. It is actually more concerned with political protest. It came out in 1984 when a lot of people were still worried about the aftermath of The Cold War and it was basically an encouragement to protest." -Roland Orzabal
"It concerns protest inasmuch as it encourages people not to do things without actually questioning them. People act without thinking because that's just the way things go in society. So it's a general song, about the way the public accepts any old grief which is thrown at them." -Curt Smith
Cold War vibes were still strong until right after the Berlin Wall fell, although it was still on into the mid 90’s. I was 15 in 89 when the wall fell. Talk about a life changing event! And when the Soviet Union collapsed, all the metalheads went to Russia to stage one of the biggest concerts for freedom. It was amazing!
She's too young to know all of that in these times. It's great that people like yourself are educating her though.
And this, kids, is why you don't gloss over grammatical mood.
The way they slide into the chorus, overlaying it with the end of the verse, is a very, very slick use of mood. Now, stick with me on this one.
The chorus starts with a command: Shout, shout, let it all out. Here, "Shout!" is used in the imperative mood, almost as an interjection. But, since "shout" is also a verb, it has an infinitive mood: "to shout."
So, by ending each verse with an infinitive--"you shouldn't have TO JUMP for joy," "I hope we live TO TELL the tale," "I'd really love TO BREAK your heart,"--they can slide the infinitive form of, "to shout," underneath the verse lyric, flip it to the imperative, and get the song's signature overlapping lyrics.
It's top-notch songwriting.
Tears For Fears is a very good band. Everybody Want’s To Rule The World and Head Over Heels are two other good songs.
Disturbed does a great cover of this called "Shout 2000".
tears for fears always had and still have deeper lyrics, similar to R.E.M. they always sound like fun and stuff, but when you take a closer look at the songs you realize the mostly deeper meaning
Songs from the big chair is one of my favorite albms
Epic as epic could ever be! And just sayin', the 80's is back!!!
80's the New Wave Era songs
Nobody ever notices Simon from Duran Duran singing the chorus with group at the end.
Hi Rachael....
Another great song for you to react to is Tears for Fear's "Head Over Heels".
The video is lots of fun, but the lyrics are much, much deeper.
I recommend listening to their later songs. They are consistently amazing songwriters, but most people don't listen beyong this era.
Just iconic! That 's it! Nothing more to say!
Their other massive hit was Everybody Wants to Rule the World, if you want to check that out. They had others, but I can't recall.
Sowing the seeds of love , Woman in Chains, The Working Hour, Mad World, Advice for the young at heart, Badman's Song, Raoul & the Kings of Spain, Break it down again... And more...
My long lost Cold War music. I hear it on the oldies station now. It makes me sad. I am getting old lol
First two albums, among my favorite albums ever.
TFF are fuckin awesome. So many good tunes... Memories Fade is my personal favorite
That song is perfect to fell in love
It’s about Roland’s parents
Can you believe it? These guys are STILL putting out top drawer material! Check out 'End of Night' off their 2021 album "The Tipping Point". Turn it up and it will have you grooving!
The Tipping Point is an amazing album.
Superb tune,grew up with this band early 80,s,good times!
TFM and Depeche Mode transcended 80's pop into something timeless and classic
It makes me Shout too. 😊 The 80s were crazy!
This song was my childhood.
Instrumentation is imaculate!!!
I was 15 when this album was released
Hi. I saw the ad with u & Inna & subscribed to both of your channels! Looking lovely!❤😍🥰 Awesome song! I love '80s music! More Tears For Fears songs: Everybody Wants To Rule The World, Head Over Heels, Sowing The Seeds Of Love
Everybody wants to rule the world is my fav the other guy sings more. Watch them do some live performances they have gotten better and better. Shout live on CZcams where they are outside and the music sounds even better live
Favorite Tears for Fears song: Break it Down Again.
You were such a ding dong, lol. I'm glad someone else out there uses that. Every time my friends hear me use that they start laughing.
Great song as well. One of my favorite bands from the 80's.
I haven't heard that one in a long time, but it's good to see that I can still sing along with it.
For me this song is a calling for you to speak your mind and don't agree with everything you are told, you have to have your own voice. You should react to "Woman In Chains", also by Tears for Fears, with the great Oletta Adams.
I'm not a big fan of 80's, British Second Wave, MTV, synth pop, but there are certain examples that rise above the genre and era, and this is definitely one of them!
you're groovin' just way to good with this😁
The way I understand is that we should speak out when we think it’s wrong.
Yeah it's iconic. Thanks for being honest and not act like you never heard this before.
They wrote and sang mad world a song that then went on to be famous on the film Donnie dark with a cover by Gary Jules. Please review theresyand the best version of mad world! 😊
Damn!! When you say cmon and look me in the eyes, i feel how space continuum portals open between our two places , and we start going (like Lady and the Stranger)
Scandroid has an awesome cover of this song with a great music video
I used to her them all the time because I grew up in the 90's and never was a huge fan of them until the last year.
IMO Disturbed does an excellent version of this song. Love your channel & especially your Rayactions so I'd love to see it covered on yon your channel.
🤣🤣🤣 Sing it, Gurrl!!!
You are flippin GORGEOUS!!!
Beautiful song
I bought it as a single. So you can touch the music as you put it on the player. You've paid much more attention to it. Listen to the music!
And right: vibin' and no clue what its about because lack of english.
I like cover that Disturbed did
The reason all the GenXers always make jokes about this intro being the call of GenX. It's cause it is true.
OMG, Labyrinth again. Does a day go by that you don't think about that movie? You're so funny, crack me up every video.
They have co-lead singers. There's a half dozen really good songs, if you want to followup.
"It's not a song I'd put on my Spotify".....well.....you _SHOULD!_ 🤨
Shout ALL the things you don't need, then you will know ALL the things you actually need.
The mind and soul is owned by God, the brain and soul, front of the foot, is owned by you. Together you will fulfill any need you desire. ;-)
male shout circles. '80 therapy. look it up.
😍🥰💯🔥😎
Disturbed did a cover of this...maybe you heard that at some point.
I don't know you brothers..but 80's are the best one...including those guys...Spotify let's get all songs
It is more a political protest song about issues in Margaret Thatcher's England in the early 80's.
Errr ok
This is 80s music. If you are interested, you can try the song Hypnotize by Copyright.
Thank's.
Get on this one before others do "green knuckle material walk away"
You should listen to Disturbed's cover of this. If gives the song a much different vibe and tone.
Both men sing the chorus. It's not reverb. Their voices are similar.
Disturbed did an amazing cover of this song. That's a song you must react to following this one
I'm not a huge 80's fan, but this is one of my favorites from the decade
You are a fox . Very pretty indeed. And this song is bad ass I understand you.
Check out Disturbed's cover.
then the therapy worked for them they translated into the sound and it worked for you.
Pale shelter
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RESEARCH: Janov...I love paradoxes and ironies: And here is a doozy: CZcamsrs who have commodified themselves and their videos selling their souls in the process to a social media concern that is as skanky and blood sucking as it gets groving on and digging on (at least for public consusmption) a song with the more than relevant line “you shouldn’t have to sell your soul”in it. K-K-K-K-K-K-kool
Undetratef guitar solo, simple but serves the song, and of course the bass breakdown
Maybe you could check out disturbeds cover of the song!
U silly ding dong ❤this is Jerry Seinfeld first band
Hey baby you want some warmth and union.
Disturbed do a great cover of this, definitely worth checking out
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You have this lore about you
. THE CHORUS IS THE MAYORITY OF THE SONG ANYWAYS ?
. tailor swif gen's opinion 👎
You should check out the Disturbed cover of this one.
You may have heard the original but you haven’t heard Disturbed’s version
This song of course became one of Disturbed's most awesome covers ...
Now do DISTURBED'S cover of Tears for Fears SHOUT... especially SHOUT 200O live
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I second this
Finally...Shout👍..
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better dont sing