Shout - Tears For Fears
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This version of the 1984 hit was taken from the album "The Universal Masters Collection". The song went to number 4 in the UK and number 1 in the US, Australia and Canada. The original track was taken from their "Songs From The Big Chair" album, also released in 1984. - Hudba
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There will NEVER be another decade like this. The fabulous eighties!
I know!!
True though lol
It inviting all to truth loves way but god leads the way I’m out
I so agree with you.
True. Because the degree of innocence is not here. The amount of media now is through the roof.
Man the 80's had some really talented songwriters...
There still is but corporations only produce what they want to max profit
There are still meaningful lyrics in songs but they put it in the form of electronic DJ and shit music,
@@dmitri9042 That's your opinion, there is still good music in this era. If you want it look for it.
@ronnie yo Wow thanks for making a complete fool of yourself, going out of your way just to tell us you hate modern music.
@ronnie yo You dont know what balls are, you never had them
This song really rocks even in 2023. This song is better played in loud.
80s have soul!
BANG>>>>>>>>
Yeah!
Damn right! Timeless song indeed! Great vibe, makes me feel a thousand feet tall!
I can't even explain to kids how amazing the 80's was musically. To be a kid in the 80's was to be wrapped in a blanket of amazing emotional music -- it was such a vibe as they say. loved it
I'm telling you the music is phenomenal I'm 65 and sit outside and can't stop listening to it
When I can't sleep I listen to it
Tells many good story or truth it's in your heart ❤️ I love it
Even though I'm a 2000s baby, this is the only music I listen to. I like 80s and rock. My generation has ruined what music used to be
@@Meoww.... I too am 2000s kid and I’m 80s and Metal….and 80s Metal
MANOWARRRRRRRRRR
@@mastercoolguy2809 yes manowar is amazing!! I favor twisted sister though
@Meoww
Very good choice.....absolutely nothing wrong with that. I know exactly what u mean. Shout's my all time fav, my No.1 back then for half a year.
All the best from a 70s baby right on point.
People who are younger may not realize how absolutely huge these guy were and this album was when it came out.
I WAS 26 WHEN THIS SONG CAME OUT, MY PARENTS WERE 43 AND LOVED THIS SONG AS MUCH AS I DID. TODAY MY 5 ADULT CHILDREN AGES 42 DOWN TO MY YOUNGEST DAUGHTER THATS 31 GREW UP LOVING THIS SAME MUSIC..I'M 64 TODAY AND IT'S AS IF TIME STOOD STILL..I FEEL THE SAME WHEN I LISTEN TO MAD WORLD....
@@caroljohnson9230 have you figured out how to turn caps lock off yet
@@originalname9191 ITS CALLED, I NEED NEW GLASSES. ISN'T THERE ENOUGH BS GOING IN THIS WORLD TODAY ?
I saw them live in 85
Carol Johnson Good for you mate!!!
Great times buddy, you keep smiling!!!
Carol, I also need new glasses!!!! Lol.
Im a black man who was a kid in the 80s and this song was one hard ass jam, Dem white boyz, Tears for fears made some good noise. Real Genius introduced me to the Tears.
Yes me too! I found out about this group from that movie
Yo simply red as well that man can blow
yea but we cant forget the greats like Lenny Williams, Marvin Sease, Etta James, Earth wind and fire amd rhe S.O.S Band
Me too. I loved this band . Seeing them on the 25th. I loved Real Genuis but I remember being so happy the song was in the movie and fit the scene so well!
I heard this at my job today I'm an 80s baby but this song really rings out
It’s 2020 and I’m stilling blasting this classic !!!
Makes two of us lol
Count me in too.
same
4 20 '20. Shout.. i hope they live to tell the tale.
Me!!❤
I’m 17, which means I basically never lived in the 80s. But I’m so thankful for my parents who introduced me to this. To me it seems like it’s an other place I can escape to when I’m feeling bad. And of course I’ll shout and let it all out. Thank you for existing.
Me too :)
No one cares about your age
hell yeah! check out the whole album this song was on. Songs From The Big Chair (1985) every song is good, has that deep serious echo-ing sound.....Head Over Heels and Mothers Talk are standouts. And Everybody Wants to Rule The World is a defining 80s song everyone says. The entire album is a landmark 80s album and such high quality
This song really captures all the feelings of an emotionally manipulative relationship from the viewpoint of the person being manipulated when they finally reach their breaking point.
This
No you're just reaching. 🙄
Not everything and every song that came out in the 80's is about relationships. Life is not that complicated, man.
Jesus!
^Everybody interprets things differently...
It's my absolute favorite song by this band.
I've always seen the song as an expression of frustration in general, no matter what the cause is
Proof that Tears for Fears transcends even their OWN time; ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS
I'm 22 years old and I couldn't be more thankful my dad introduced me to the days where their was real music.
I’m 20 and I think the same
Ur dad is super super cool 😎
mood
This was electric...not real music actually...awsome though as it's not watered down to nothing like today's music.
Smart dad
2020: We are living in the hard time.
Stay strong, stay safe.
This aint shit.
Likewise times have sure changed and I hope life gets better for mankind ! Stay Safe ..
@@JeffSpehar-ov1cn Okay "Jeff"
You too, bro
Fuck 2020! Let's party like it's 1985!
1984. i didnt speak any english back then, and i used to love this song. Shout shout,,,thats all i was able to sing. lol
;-))))
+Hector Lalalala And I was -9 back then. lol.
LOL
This is a great post Hector
Hail the ksjjeeood
Man.... I remember dancing to this song and other great 80's hits at dance clubs like Florentine Gardens in Hollywood, San Diego, etc.... I miss the 80's so terribly much. Now I'm 61 and still trying to figure out just how in the hell the years flew by so quickly... 💔
Gut you have Not learned anything, so you are supporting a fascist state! Go Back and try again!
😭😭
Wild how the older you get you realize actually how quick life goes by. It can be depressing no doubt. But keep your head up ❤️🔥
that's how I am, I'll be 30 in September. What I do is choose a year and go through each month what happened and keep going. Then it'll help me realize how the time seems wrong like it flew by, 20 years ago which was 2003 seems to me like half that amount I was in 4th grade that year. Going through it doesn't seem like you'll ever get to it but you will, back then if I heard 2023 I would of thought it was very far in the future but now it's here. It's just strange how it'll creep up on you but it happens to everyone. My grandmother is 100 and she still remembers everything she was in her 30s when you were born or close to 40
Decades later that's still one of the most mind blowing guitar solo ever.
Absolutely!!!
80's and 90's music were honestly the last great decades of great, timeless music
Nothing better than relaxing on a nice day and listening to 80's music
Damn right💨
alia cook or a British down pour... still great for the soul ♡ it's healing mine.
im sorry but i think i just shit my pants
@@timcook402 at least I'm not alone
Born 9/11/1986 and this era is what I appreciate most. 🤘🏻🤪👌🏻
My best friend just passed away and this is one of his favorite songs man I miss him so much I just regret not being there more for him and the kids love you bro rest easy we'll see each other one day.
Sorry for your lost man ):
Sorry for your loss😢
The lyrics are so good dude. So sick of song lyrics not having any purpose. Seems like these guys had a message and u can feel it through their powerful vocals. Truly legends
Timeless song just like everyone wants to rule the world
But man when that guitar riff comes in towards the end of the song ❤ pure goosebumps moment every time
Fuck yeh the whole jam but the end is sickest 🔥
@@brayan2412 😎🤘🏻
The sax is sweet too. Growing up with this music, man... That guitar solo at 4'35" is pure heartbreak and magick too.
everybody wants to rule the world
@@Gurgledrain1234 my bad 🤪
This is one of those songs that you want to blast through your car speakers on the way down the interstate going about 75mph.
Adam Schulte YYYEEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHH BUHUUUUDDY!!!!!!!!
"Sowing the Seeds of Love", "Pale Shelter", and "Mad World" sound great at 75mpg, too. I know, cuz I've done it.
Colorado Reaper Ash?
Lol seriously?
*****
"Not that there is anything wrong with that."
good man
I was born in 1996 but the 1980s are so fascinating and the music gives me always a good feeling and a kind of inner power that I can't describe.
La Haine indeed! It’s just a powerful positive feeling
I was born the same year. I grew up listening to 80s music from my mom. I used to hate 80s pop now I like it.
Please stop it. Just stop. Please. Stop. Stop talking.
Wife and I were born in the 50's and still listen to songs with lasting and life filled with shared feelings we all should share in good, fun, and sad times .
LOL that was hella cringey lol
Sometimes I can't listen to this song. It gives me chills every time I hear it. The first time I heard it, I hated it, not because it's a bad song, but because it brought up some fears and emotions I didn't want to deal with. I also loved it as much as I hated it. The way it's composed is beautiful. It makes me emotional and gives me a feeling of yearning, loss, and peace. I start to feel this yearning and loss when that flute-sounding part at 0:50 comes in ......chills.
Very well said
This song haunts me because I have a million regrets and I don’t speak my mind at all really. There are some songs that really put into perspective how depressing and meaningless your life has been.. this song always makes me want to shout.
@@lazlo686 Damn bro. I find that relatable
@@shrimp0353 hope life gets better for you
im so scared of this song for some reason. it just gives me a dark feeling
I’m a teenager that never lived in the 80s but I love the music!
In violent times, you shouldn't have to sell your soul
Certainly
HOW TRUE IS THIS.....WE ARE LIVING IN VIOLENT TIMES....SO SAD.....BEWARE WHATS AROUND YOU :( :(
Jackie DeCuffa I caught that too. 2 - 5 - 19
It's poetry, plan and simple.
Good advice isn't it
The breakdown in this song is one of the best I've ever heard
bring it on girl.
That's word
🌻
Best guitar solo of the 80’s IMO.
This has been a favorite of mine for decades, but I am SO stoked that Shout is now a wartrack in Call of Duty!
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it's 2023 and i find this song fucking epic, i can't even imagine what is was like when it came out. wow!!!
3 de março de 1989 noruega
My elementary school bus driver would listen to this song almost all the time. I like this song because of her.
No wonder she listened to this song all the time
She sounds chill.
Im a school driver and every morning i play this 80s hits. Im 34 yrs old. Im rocking out my little school bus.
@@karemf20 shes pretending that you think shes your school bus driver
@@karemf20that's wonderful that you are providing these kids with good music.
Does anyone else get goosebumps at the guitar solo near the end?.....I do!
+Clifton Gray Yeah, that guitar gets in my nervous system and moves me involuntarily. Great stuff!!!
yeah, I get the same goosebumps listening to Journey _who's crying now?
Its speaks to my soul
Nah, not really. But interesting that it does for you
It’s beautiful and heart wrenching at the same time. 🎸
29 years old. This era will never be replicated.
In the 80s it was the law that if Shout was playing and you didn't have it blasting, you paid a hefty fine. True story! All true. 100% true.
I believe you !!❤it.
My dad got me into this type of music when i was like, 8 years old. Glad my dad has good taste
I was 13 when this came out, now I hear it it takes me back. wish things now were as simple back then..
Oh man, this song is effing legendary.
Joanna R with no doubt!!!
YES
He'll yeah
FedUpLurker sounds pretty creepy man
Legendary is right. The conflict in our country and the world is worsening we gotta do better to help educate the next generation or corporate corruption will destroy everything we love.
Very Depeche Mode. I always thought it was them as a kid who grew up with 70s and 80’s music. Tears for fears is amazing. They’re like Duran Duran,Depeche mode,and The Beatles combine. This song really embodies that dark ,mysterious sound that Depeche Mode has. Absolutely timeless! I could hear Dave Gahan,Martin Gore, and Andy from omd a lot in the vocals.
As an 80’s heavy metal kid, this song is classic
This Song Give You A Feeling That I Can't Explain. Great Song
I wish my generation still made music like this
Brought back my childhood.
They still do listen to Jonpaul Venus As A boy "Black magic"
Likewise ! Stay Safe ..
Music like this, makes me appreciate the 80's even more. RIP the 80's🙏👏👍😎
Ukr not these clowns like Niki, Beyonce(some songs) rap artiste only God knows what these idiots and idiots like their selves sing for the illumati.. lol
The 80s aren't dead my sista.
They just grew up.
@Happylady I couldn't Agree more!..the 80's was a great era to grow up in!! Just goes to show how TIMELESS this music really is!.All I say is THANK GOD FOR CZcams👍🏼💪🏽🔥✌🏽
@@knowgo411 Amen👏👍😎
@@MsPrestige2009😉❤👌🏽 God Bless Sweetheart @HappyLady
It's 1992 and I'm on the backseat of my parents car. I'm about 5 years old by then, barely learning to read. I'm obsessed with Tears for Fears melodies, so I began reading the lyrics inside the cassette (yes, a cassette) and singing my heart out all the way, as we travel to the south of Chile. Not only this band taught me to sing, it also taught me to sing and read in english, being from a spanish speaking country. Thank you so much for the upload, and thanks to mom and dad for not throwing me off the car (I mean, come on...it was a 14 hours drive).
4:35 , A beautiful solo by Orzabal, a brilliant combination of drums and guitars, one of the best of all time in music.
don't forget the perfect timed percussion love it
I heard this on the radio today! What a fun era I grew up in! :D
Thank you dad for introducing me to this beautiful music. Absolutely amazing
Ikr
You're welcome, son.
Thank god for dads for introducing us to this amazing music.
im proud of dad dealing with 6 boys, @ feel bad for mom not having a daughter
Y'all having a CZcams post family reunion??
I don't know about your mom, but there are woman who DON'T dream of having girls!!! I'm glad I have a son. I wouldn't even know how to relate to a girl!! I was a little terror. Plus, girls are moody & unnecessarily complicated with their "feelings". EVERYTIME I hear a little girl squeal or screech with their godawful high pitched girl voice I thank God he blessed me with a boy!! If I could, I'd have 4 more boys!! My dog's a boy too!!! Sorry. I read your post & couldn't help myself. 😜
I hope the 2020s decade turns around and becomes another '80s.
I seriously doubt that, yet one can always dream👍👍
Cardi B got woman of the year. No hope, buddy. At least we can come back to songs like this.
There will never be another 60s, 70s, 80s or 90s. It's over
Listen to the way this is constructed, just listen. It starts out minimally, just programmed drums synth pad and vocal. New sounds are added each verse and chorus until the breakdown. You get this lead synth/bass call/response thing going in, then when it goes back into the chorus the programmed drums are supplanted by real drums building up to the guitar solo. Awesome!
Matt Jackson 🙏 ✌✌🙌🙌
You nailed it! Every track in itself is just perfect. They just come and go...
Haha u r sumthin!!! That's xactly wat I was tryn to say,,,
It’s incredible. Songs of the 80’s were EXCEPTIONALLY crafted.
This is a 80s Classic for sure
Actually it is not.
This was my favorite song as a kid! I loved singing "shout, shout, let it all out!"
The message of this song is good too; don't be quiet about things that matter to you!
oi
Whenever I need a really hard pump-up song for the last 5 minutes of my workout, this is my go-to. So cathartic. Without saying a word out loud, I feel I’m screaming my frustrations at the world, and the BPM is great for a slow solid weight-lifting.
I see this as a perfect workout
What tempo you moving at ? This ain't anywhere near hard enough for a final push
@@phillipoliverholtz9226 try it it works
I actually just recently added it to my playlist and yeah man it had me running like Forrest Gump
@@phillipoliverholtz9226 it's the fact that it's such an all encompassing song. It's really helpful because you just zone out and focus when you're tired.
I have a vivid memory of hearing this for the first time at at Disneyland in California, Good times
The song we all sing when we're frustrated and need a release.
+K4RN4GE911-t really does stand the test of time, doesn't it, and ever since I was introduced to this great song and this amazing band, this song has only gotten stronger for me to where I find this song, in this moment in time, particularly cathartic. I really want to scream along with this song until my throat is torn open, scream the primal scream Tears for Fears talks about so well in this song-the primal, instinctual scream of helplessness, of sheer humanity, to know you are still human. I'd argue this is a harsh satire/leveled criticism of 80s corporate ideology that has. . .well. . .only gotten worse where individuals are not treated as such, to where everyone is considered a tool to further the ends of the elite and nothing more, where basic humanity and feeling is stripped away at the end of the day where the corporations force apathy, to feel. . .nothing. You are no one, nothing. You don't think and you never feel. Basic human feeling is scrapped off, little by little, people become movements rustling through coin, cash, and the only release this man can find at the end of the day is to scream, at the top of his lungs, scream until his voice can no longer be heard, because that is the only way left for him to be able to feel something, anything, to know he is still human.
Oh man i think we can all agree eith that!
K4RN4GE911 yup just to unwind
Shout, shout!
Fishing for trout!
These are the lures I can do without!
XD
+xxSami - Gone Temporarily HATLESS! XD lol
Now that's hilarious
ReyaitheShadowWolf i laughed more than i should have
ReyaitheShadowWolf now your lyrics will be replacing the originals every now and then for the rest of my life when I hear this song
Recently took my 65th trip around the Sun n I still start here with...more to follow!!!
Incredible song , so powerful and the guitar at the end just completes it
I'm a millennial and I live for tears for fears. If only the rest of my generation listened to this type of music😢
It makes you unique
Millenisls are not 90s born, 1980-1996
What do you mean their not 90s born?
The 80's was the decade of some great music! You don't heard any great music any more! :(
Still a very powerfull song...it's stood up to the test of time
that guitar solo got me gone! i was cheering him on as he was playing "you better play that guitar! come on!"
Now this one is a great old classic! Now this is real music. Anyone else notice how nowadays songs are only about drugs, money, or just plain disgusting things. However, this generation of music in which this song was published in, is the true golden age of classic pop and rock! So appreciate songs like these because you're not going to expect songs as good as these.
So true Jason. Modern chart music is so monochromatic - clubs, drugs n alcohol, relationships (mostly just the sex n breaking up parts only though) and thats it. Nothing to make you think, be inspired, stir your emotions or touch your heart and soul. The songs that did that are those like this stirring and challenging classic.
+mike hill
i hadn't heard it in a while, then seemed to hear it several times while out in the town, at a cafe, walking along the sidewalk etc.
I've come to the net since then and listened to it over 10 times in the last few weeks. The song is wonderful, awesome composition and love the guitar solo
this is about drugs it just doesn't reference directly
while I most agree with you Jason, you have made two generalizations that are not necessarily accurate.
i’m 15 but 80 music will forever have my heart
I thank my dad for showing me all the good 80's music I live and miss you so much dad
R.I.P-xXx
1971-2019
Pure 80's gold right here! Love it!!!!
Man these guys really seemed passionate about their music. Glad I listened..
I'm proud to be born in the Beautiful 80s. 1986 to be exact.
What a shit year. My narcissistic alt-right ex was born in '86.'83 FTW
1984 - this song is awesome!
2020 - this song is awesome!
These guys have to be the most influential group that few remember of any musical era. The big 80's would not be the same without them. Powerhouse rock'in tunes! Flawless wonderful positive energy screaming out the feelings of the time! Crystal clear...we are here! I was in my early 20's back then and it was great! Good jobs were everywhere,1960's cars were a couple hundred dollars and the music was a blast..just the best and getting better.
This became my favourite song 30 years too late
It's never too late to enjoy good music.
@@newskin9234 That's a fact.
Abigail, you've finally lived !
Grew up listening to these guys, came to the party a little late 95 baby. But some of my fondest childhood memories is of my old man working and tinkering about in his shed playing bangers like this. A true timeless masterpiece.
This song and music era has marked an epoch in music history. These songs were so innovative and yet timeless when they were circulating on the air waves. This intro immediately drew and draws the listener in. It is printed indelibly in the mind. You know immediately it’s Tears For Fears. They just don’t write them like this anymore. Thanks for sharing. Every young music lover needs to delve into the music of the 80’s, every genre. Incredible times were the 80’s. Enjoy and you will compare this to the music of today. No comparison.
One of my favs.... i have it in my music collection along with ''everybody wants to rule the world'' ....
another great song!
I first heard this song in 1985 when I was 16 and up to this day I still love it.
I literally grew up in the 80's, having graduated in 87'. I remember timeless classics on the radio, now wish I would how have enjoyed and appreciated them more.
Damn that guitar solo still hits the nostalgia, so glad I found this one.
man, this song is too amazing
Adoro a música deles
I'm talking to you.2019 still jamming.
I freaking love tears for fears. Im lucky that my parents played lots of 80's music .
Absolute masterpiece.
I'm a passionate, dedicated metal-head. Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Iced Earth, Slayer, Blind Guardian, etc, etc, etc.
And I still LOVE Tears For Fears.
That's pretty sweet lol I like techno and stuff and I love tears for fears 😂
I like some nice Post Punk, like Joy Division and Bauhaus, and I still love this band!
me too
Want a cookie?
Yeah dude ... this band crosses all the boundaries .. Fuckin love 'em
This is a good stress relief song.
I love tears for fears
2021. This song has aged so well!
80s rocked
This Song Give You A Feeling That I Can't Explain. Great Song
You put that very well ... very well indeed!!
Thumbs up if Warzone brought you here! Loved this jam when I was a kid and still love it all these years later.
"If I could change your mind, I'd really love to BREAK your heaaaaart"...literally the best.
They don't make em like this no more. From my 2yrs old know these music I'm old school for life . Love the 80s
man funny thing is, im from East Oakland. 39 year old black man. but I gravitated towards Simple Minds, Tears for Fears, Hall and Oates, Michael McDonald, Foreigner, The Outfield, The Police and many others WAY before I even thought about listening to hip hop music. I put the 80s sounds in the same class as Motown, Stax and Gamble and Huff. timeless
Music is for everyone
In violent times , you shouldnt have to sell your soul
One of the greatest songs of all time
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What a masterpiece nothing like the 80's
The decade where people weren't greedy and worked hard on songs.
Lol these days kids like eminem only create random stuff for money lol
@@bowens9211 To be fair Eminem early songs were quite good.
@@bruceli9094 Nah you kids don't know how to judge songs properly lol.
You kids only judge the appearance of the singer rather than their song lol
@@bowens9211 I bet I'm older than you.
In violent times, you shouldn't have to sell your soul....
Listening to this makes me wish I was born in the 60s so I can have a blast in the 80s
Man, I miss real music like this, I was 15-16 years old, living in Jefferson township on Liscum Dr in a townhouse on the side of the VA hospital. Man, Just to go back to those times! JT 4 life "88"!
I wish my generation still made music like this
They do, just gotta look! Peace 😎
And im guessing it's not typically on popular radio
Search new retro wave
Look up retro wave. You are welcome.
yeah u just gotta look. also i think everyone knows how much the radio sucks.
"They gave you life, but in return you gave them hell. As cold as ice, I hope we live to tell the tale". There are so many quotes that stick out to many from this song. Many other quotes effect me as well, but that's the main one that hits me. I was born in the wrong decade
Scuba Steve Wo/w. Never noticed that lyric until you wrote it. It makes me think that’s what I did. Parents gave me life, and then I gave them hell. 😥
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These guys take me back to a place in time. A wonderful time.
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Most people, even fans won’t understand the deep meaning of the lyrics of this song, master piece.
Back in the day, an anthem at the school disco's, and the youth club's, now the past and only the echo's remains of the day.
Brought back my childhood.
Brother Flowers you're not alone
Mine too, it was everything to me.
One of the greatest guitar solos ever.
In 1985, the night I turned 18, I ran away from my parents oppressive house and drove to California. This song was my solace and still my mantra of liberation. To this day, when I hear this song I'm transported back to that journey.
Trivia note - Are you at all curious about where Tears For Fears got their name from? - Well, it's an excerpt from a quote lifted from American, psychologist, Arthur Janov's book, "The Primal Scream" in which he stated that the chief principal of his book was to reveal "tears instead of fears"..... There you have it!
Hey, Bubba Louie - Thanks for your post. That's definitely one of the more interesting bits of pop music trivia that I've read in a long time.
Sadly Janov is dead. That guy's books changed my life when I was 14
principle.
Bubba Louie Thank you. I grew up to their albums. It speaks alot.about my dad and his unspoken forces history, certain artists, certain songs.
:)
Bubba Louie Very interesting; I loved it!