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One of the most perfectly crafted pop songs of all time.
I was just about to type that, this is a perfect song.
@@direnova6284 Ditto....One of the "Song of the 80's" candidates.
even cartoons did a version of it. Mojo Jojo.
So very true. So lush. The acoustics are impeccable.
Woman in chains , Joan of arc.
Makes you miss the 80s even you weren’t born in the 80s.
If you remember the 60s you weren't there.
My 21 yr old son is listening to 80s music.... Can hear it when he is getting ready for work... Tears for Fears (my fav) etc... Think it's happy music, in a pants time
Exactly. So sad I missed experiencing the 80’s first-hand. I missed this amazing decade by 4 years. 😢
I was
1983-1987 = my high school years. Truly a special time in music.
This is why British pop is so powerful. What a song
I had no idea they're British until now lol. Thanks for dropping some knowledge
The 60s and the 80s was when we had some of the best music. This is one of the most iconic songs of the 80s. I was 7 when this came out.
Yeah the the group originated in bath south england
I’m from the south of England London to be precise
I thought they were from Norway
This song gives me goosebumps after hearing it more than a thousand times
Same here!
Same here.not kidding. I don’t know why. Goosebumps since 1985.
Me too...just heard it the other day. Never sorry to hear it how groove to feel what thousands are feeling!☮️♥️😎
Lol same here!!!
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This is one song I never turn off. Probably my favorite song from that era. This, to me was the song of the decade.
Trust me - “Head Over Heels” is a vocal masterpiece, and the other guy sings it. Maybe check that out if you want more Tears for Fears.
Love that song!
Yes please! ❤❤❤
Oh yeah.. let's do it.. I'm well back in the 80s atm lol
*Roland Orzabal
My 2nd favorite 80’s song!!!!!!!
This was a HUGE hit.. quintessential 80's song. My favorite driving song.
When i was a US Marine , stationed in the Philippines in 1985 they played this song super loud in the bars night and day.
Must have lot of memories with this song then
'Welcome to your life, there's no turning back' Great opening lyrics and sums life up perfectly, you're born and life goes on regardless.
I agree I love the opening lyrics to this masterpiece!
One of the best opening lines to any song!
As a kid who grew up in the eighties this song was the soundtrack, it was huge and everywhere. Great too.
I agree..I seen them with Hall and Oats together 2 years ago..Magic my friend.Pure Magic
Shout out to you, my brother...kid of the 80's too. Fifth grade (1985) when this fantastic song was first heard on my ears. My favorite song of all time. Be well my brother and love to you, Sir.
We kids of the 80's had a really good soundtrack for sure
I was an 80's teenager too, loved virtually all the 80's music, still play it in my car on the way to work and sing along, puts me in a great mood before I go face the mayhem. C & C Music Factory, Black Box - Ride on Time, etc. Does anyone remember the Acid music craze lol
🤘 same here
The 80s were so magical.
...and they had a command of instrumentals. The instruments and voices had a conversation and a relationship...and none of them came second to the other.
This, and ""Don't You Forget About Me" were the anthems of my generation (that would be Gen X)
as a fellow Gen Xer (slacker and latch door key kid) I totally agree
I like this one more than don't you forget about me
Hey, but don't you forget about "Something about you"!
@AMT no sorry, Gen X is from ~1969-1980 (ish). You would be under baby boomers
@AMT I'm 1959.
There was a time when you couldn't turn on a radio without hearing this song at some point, or turn on MTV without seeing this video. This song was HUGE. Back to my college days.
Yeah remember when MTV just run music videos 24/7 and they didn't have all the bull crap on it or does it even still exist?
Me too!!!😅
@@amyweeklynewsreport6787 it does. I've not watched lately but it does have like 80's only on it check it out ☮️
'SHOUT' - is another good one by TFF...
Oh..yes! Love that one! 😊😊👍👍💯💯💯
”LET IT ALL OUT”
I always thought the stain remover Shout missed a good marketing opportunity.
"Shout, shout, gets it all out. These are the stains I can do without. Come on ..."
Definitely, give 'Shout' a watch ... and listen!!
True!
Roland and Curts vocals always perfectly complimented each other, in a similar way that Queens harmonies were always epic as all thier voices worked so well together.
One of the greatest songs of its time. This entire album is amazing.
𝚆𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎, 𝚙𝚕𝚎𝚊𝚜𝚎 🙏🏾
Perfection personified is the only way I can describe this tune. Another great British band.
"Mad world" check that one. The lead singer Curt Smith is on CZcams. He did some acoustic lives during confinement.
Yes I love mad world 💚💙💜💛
yes pleaseeeee ¡¡¡¡ mad world oficial music video
+3
please react to MAD WORLD for the first time
Both versions of Mad World tbh. Both Tears for Fears and Gary Jules versions are great. Different, but great
I watched that with his daughter it was wonderful loving the Tears for Fears reactions finally getting the recognition they deserve 🇦🇺😇😎🇦🇺😇😎🇦🇺
This is definitely a summer song.
Makes you feel good song
I remember that this was the first song I heard when I landed in America for the first time in 1988! Miss these guys. People don’t make this music anymore
"Women in Chains" with Oleta Adams ...... Absolute masterpiece .....
"Shout" was their other huge hit in the United States (along with Everybody Wants To Rule The World) both were #1 smashes.
"Shout" is so excellent. Good band!
"Shout" is an anthem that really hits home.
Also covered by Disturbed and have to say its a great version still probably prefer the og one but its close
...and Head Over Heels, Break It Down Again and Sowing the Seeds of Love.
This has to be authentic because you can't help but sing along to this song.
Brilliant!
Of course the other commentators are all correct in their praise of this song, but they're singing to the choir ..
This little understated and insufficiently rated comment is astute and tautological.
You simply can not at least mouth the words once you know this song.
Growing up in Bath, England, you could not miss this band! Makes the hairs on my arm stand up! :-)
My ex worked in the building right next to where they practiced. He said the fights they had were epic and embarrassing. 🤣
You should check out "Shout" and "Head Over Heals" as well. Excellent tunes.
Brandon C Is everybody’s autocorrect changing “heels” for “heals”? Because I can’t understand how so many people in these comments have used the wrong word.
Most likely.
S H O U T louder^^
Great Songs but " Advice For The Young At Heart" after the 3rd hearing became one of my favourite 20 songs of all-time, The video is great, as well and I'm 66 but it is in my Top 20...:)
I know he does Shout, but I want to see the pictures of the people requesting that one. It's not that great among their catalog.
The 1980's music. You'll love it.
This is one of the best 'feel good' pieces of music ever, it just never gets old - even after 36 years.
Driving down a desert highway in an old classic open top sports car just about sums up the whole vibe.
Check out 'Living on the Ceiling' by Blancmange, from a couple of years earlier
I admire you as a Youngster for liking and appreciating great music ,nice stuff from Tears for Fears .
One of the best of the 80’s...actually still around and kicking it.80’s videos...Gotta love them.This band will kick people’s ass.Both guys were great lead singers.
JOE JACKSON'S STEPPING OUT AND DEE LITE..GROOVE IS IN THE HEART
Joe Jackson is amazing
"One More Time" "Look Sharp" "I'm the Man" "Sunday Papers" and the list goes on!
@@jemxs Joe Jackson....yep
@@Rock_Snob yes look sharp is a great song
@@shella5963 yes I loved Joe back in the day, quirky but very very talented
Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal of Tears for Fears are my definite favorite British 80’s pop band. Orzabal is a bit of a musical and lyrical genius and both their voices are captivating. What Curt’s vocals did with this song was absolutely phenomenal.
Yup exactly, nice comment!!! 💯
You will hear this at any wedding in the UK. We love this.
😌 This song always reminds me of my family's road trip to Disney World. I swear every station we turned on was rocking this jam (😩 I miss the 80s)
I miss them too!
Me too😔😔😔
Duran Duran "Hungry Like the Wolf" or almost anything from them. They were huge!
Yes but her name is Rio
YASSSS!!! Lol
I was just going to suggest Duran Duran , y'all beat me too it.....I suggest Rio (the longer version ) , Hungry Like the Wolf, then maybe Undone and Ordinary World .....later down the rabbit hole. 👍👍🎶
Planet earth!
@@b61_jaydeepsutar20 yes forgot about that one good one 👍
I love how unique everyone was in the 80's and also we all appreciated every genre even if it wasn't our favorite
Literally the most quintessential 80s pop song ever created. One of those songs that just fully encapsulates the era it was created in.
The first guy is Curt Smith. He's a masterful bassist. The other one is Roland Orzabal. Roland is the main lead but they trade.
Roland is an excellent song writer and lyricist.
Thanks for checking them out. They have several albums full of great stuff and like the Bee Gees they switch up the sound with each album.
I've been a devoted fan since the early 80's.
Loved your comment! It's so true that the sound changes in every album, they keep re inventing themselves. Good comparison with the Bee Gees, so many different sounds. I am a huge fan of Bee Gees since my teenage years and now a huge fan of Tears for Fears as an adult. And I think that what got me hooked to both bands is their chameleonic sound
"Women in Chains" with Oleta Adams is an incredible TFF song. Probably my favorite from them.
Another great one from TFF you don't often hear about is 'Brian Wilson Said'
JV would love that one. It's very powerful.
One of my all time favorites, simply beautiful!
Tff break it down again is another masterpiece
That's a great song and in a change of direction for them.
My man, Curt Smith.
"Pale Shelter" is my favorite TFF song.
This and to this day is still my favorite band from the 80s. Love love Curt and Roland
One of my favorite songs of my teen years. Curt Smith (the singer of this song) and Roland Orzabal (backing vocals and guitar on this) really had a great string of hits and the album this came from was a masterpiece.
One of my favorite bands. Other songs - Shout, Sowing The Seeds of Love, Elemental, Goodnight Song, Raul and The Kings of Spain, Mad World etc. etc......many many more to choose from. Two lead singers....on this one Curt Smith sang lead - the other main singer and the main writer is Roland Orzabal. Awaiting new music sometime in 2021.
I forgot about some of those songs. Love Sowing the seeds.
Great choices 👍
Ditto on everything you said. Can’t wait until their new album. I actually thought it was supposed to come out this year.
@@lordessducky8494 They've been about to put out that new album for a few years. I think Roland's wife passed away last year (or maybe the year before that). So that may be one reason for delay.
Whatever they release, whenever they get around to it, will be excellent even if it doesn't make it to mainstream.
Have you heard Roland's Tomcats Screaming Outside album released in 2001? If not, you should look that up. It was excellent and got no attention.
@@lordessducky8494 It has been finished since 2016............last I heard it was going to be released track by track.....I think COVID ruined a lot of roll outs.
i am from this generation and i get really sad sometimes when i hear my music from this time, I MISS MY '80's, i went to see them in concert back in the eighties, me and my sister, my sister won tickets on the radio and that's how we got to see them, i still remember that night, sometimes i cry when i think about the '80s i dont know if anyone knows this but i found out a couple of years ago, curt smith became an american citizen, back then me and my sister would buy cassettes and album , for those of you on here who are old enough to know what they are, cassette tapes and album and share them and we bought SONGS FROM THE BIG CHAIR, that is the album where this song is from, along with shout, head over heals, broken, mothers talk, but another GREAT one is SOWING THE SEEDS OF LOVE, from a later album, but one of my favs
I love this band. This music brings back great memories from the 80s
Man...I still love this song!
Never gets old.
I've seen this band in concert three times. The guys have great vocals and their music resonates like a big bell. Two other great hits are Advice For The Young At Heart and if Woman in Chains featuring Oleta Adams doesn't give you goose bumps nothing will, check them out.
Gotta love the 80's. Such energy in the songs but without the screaming. Love it, love it. Also loving you dipping into the Brit music scene. Makes this old girl very happy.
My favorite song from them before Head over heels. I can't explain how this song affected me in the 80 when I was around 10, as poc living in the hood, it was unheard of to listen to music like this but I embraced it wholeheartedly among other genres that I still play to this day
Great 80's group, my sister had a poster of them on her wall, she liked the guy with the guitar.🎤🎸😎👌🎶
"Head over Heals" "Mothers Talk" "Sowing the Seeds of Love" " Mad World" are all really good songs!
bwellkel HEELS.
Yes! very great songs.
Good lord..can no one spell HEELS...lol
HEAL means to heal a wound.
@@annmitchell4663 Thank you Ann...You must get off on pointing out the short comings of others! Spending your days just looking for misspelled words so you can pounce on it...
GOOD JOB!
Who's in their sixties and dancing around the house 😀
You hear that? That's called a melody...
Thankfully some bands today still get that.
@@rsg1963 yeah there's a few, I like to think that I have very broad horizons when it comes to music, I'm a child of the 70's, so I grew up being force fed the Beatles, the eagles, Don Williams, willy Nelson and all the rest of my parents favourites, plus all the music of the eighties and nineties from tears for fears to sash and Carl Cox. Dance/club music has its time and place and I still love to listen to the club classics of the 90s and early 00s, but I'm slightly concerned that I'm beginning to sound like my dad..."that's not music, it's just noise"🤣
@@Bluetoothedshark lol, I totally agree. I only know of some of the current bands because my son has shared them. I gave them all a fair shot and had to admit some were outstanding, a lot....were not. I find I am 75% in the past and 25% current or relatively current. I figure that's about my limit for the new stuff. I think it really comes down to what you grew up with. A certain 'sound' so-to-speak.
@@rsg1963 at least in our day DJs actually spun records, and mixed live in the club's, not like today when they turn up with a premixed set on a USB stick and pretend to be mixing live 🤣
I was born in '87, but I spent my school days listening mostly to the 60s, 70s and 80s. I can't help but be a snob with new bands my son likes.
"One headline, why believe it?" I absolutely love everything about this song.
Easily one of my all time favourite bands.
Please do Head Over Heels and Mad World.
Shout and Sowing The Seeds of Love are also incredible.
Seriously, you can't imagine how happy this made me.
" MAD WORLD " and " HEAD OVER HEALS "
Thank you for watching this! I’m so proud to be British 🇬🇧when listening to this? It’s so powerful, catchy, upbeat. Your head was bopping straight away. I don’t know how you couldn’t like this. It’s straight up happy. A song to turn the volume up on. I’m proud to be an 80’s child growing up and this first coming out back then 🎶🎵👍🏻👍🏻
This song is simply a magical journey!
This is another one that brings back a lot of memories from the 80’s
Sowing the Seeds of Love is a rich full of life song by Tears for Fears
Love that!
So layered... amazing instrumentation.
I once heard it described as -The best song the Beatles never wrote.
I watch everyone of your reactions, just love your openness and you appear to be such a sweet and kind person. Love the video also.
The first band i ever saw live when i was 14 or 15, i was totally in love with the lead singrr Curt Smith 💖 thanks for the memories.
Still one of my favorite songs of all time
The first time I heard it was in the movie Real Genius with Val Kilmer
Oh yeah! Tears for Fears. Love it.
British band, location film in California.
I have a distinct memory of hearing this song for the first time, on local radio in Spring 1985, before I saw video on MTV. I knew that I had to get this record! I still feel happy, when I hear this song -I am never tired or annoyed -it brings only joy and majesty. 🎸☺️
It’s so fun to watch the way younger generations hear these iconic songs for the first time. 💙
Forgot what a great song this is. Thank you for reacting to it!
This is one of my favorite songs of the 80's . This 1985 hit made it to number one on Billboard charts on June 8, 1985 and spent 24 weeks on the charts. Break It Down Again and Head Over Heels are 2 other songs worth a listen. The lyrics and the smoothness of this song are what makes this song so easy to listen to, a classic.
There is no possible way to make this song any better, pure perfection from one of the greatest pop bands of the 80's
Still bumping this in 2020 the 80's were A GREAT TIME for music
love this band. my favorite song by them is 'pale shelter' from their first album.
Billy Idol "White Wedding "
Nice day for that!
Oh, yes I love that song!
And Rebel Yells
@@johnashley327 I think he did Rebel Yell.
@@johnashley327 He did react to it three weeks ago.
Such a FABULOUS song. Great beat, great musicality, danceable FABULOUS!!!! Great concert too!
Yes one of the greatest hits of the 80’s, I remember hearing this song back then and I instantly fell in love with it. 👍
One of my favorite bands ever. A lot of great songs. Gotta check more.
“Head Over Heels” is their masterpiece
I consider the masterpiece to be "The Working Hour" but "Head Over Heels" bridged with "Broken" is also pretty excellent.
Agreed. And Sowing the Seeds of Love.
RandomJane The title track from Elemental is also next level even though that is basically Roland’s solo album.
Yep
Love this song!! It was released the year I graduated from high school. Those lyrics really hit my thoughts of moving on to my next journey in life..."everybody wants to rule the world", "welcome to your life"...I still get that same feelings now from the first time I heard it. Iconic group!
This song brings back great memories for me in the 80s❤
More great songs by them: "Shout", "Head Over Heels", "Mothers Talk", "Pale Shelter."
Yes I love all of those!
Can't go wrong with epic albums like 'Songs from the Big Chair' and 'The Seeds of Love', not a single bad song on there.
Love pale Shelter what a tune
and mad world¿???
This was a huge hit in the UK in the mid-80s - and my favourite song when I was 11 years old! :D
The producer of my new album SKELETONS by Gav King is Neil Taylor who plays the second lead at the end of this song.
The 80's music was incredible, and this song is one of the best from that era. Really one of a kind song.
The best band to come out of the 80s! Songs From The Big Chair is an all around excellent album.
It isssss💯💯💯💯
80’s extravaganza!
This song featured prominently during my party phase. Strobe lights and clinging to the wall to feel my way out of the club. LOL Ahh The 80's.😀
This was my childhood in the '80s. I get chills every time I hear it. It's not nostalgia, to me it's about freedom and finding your own way through life. I know TFF has said the song is more political than that, but I love it just the same.
One of the greatest songs from 1985! Remember when it was 1st released. Was played on the radio all the time. The solo portions of the synthesizer and guitar are killer in this song.
lol I dunno why I put myself through this....it hurts my heart every time I hear "this is a new band to this channel." On the other hand, forever YAY to you for exploring! LOVE TfF!
They were one of my favorite bands in this genre of 80's music
"Head Over Heels"...their vocal performances are amazing!
I've loved this band for so long and it's always great to see a reaction of someone who has never heard of them, you made me smile the whole way through! :D
SHOUT is a mandatory reaction for Tears for Fears :)
IT IS💯
Next, you need to do "Shout," because it highlights the other of the two lead singers. Both are so great!
Such a good song in all ways; lyrics, vocals, instruments. Sounds like it was written for a road trip. Great reaction!
One of my favorites...Such a Great Song!!!! 😃
Check out "Sewing the seeds of Love","Shout",Head over Heels" From them also.
Great Band.
Yesssss thank you JV I love this song.
This is one of my fav groups from the 1980s. Other great songs from them are "Shout", and "Sowing the Seeds of Love".
I always turned up the radio when Tears for Fears came on!
His voice never lets me down all these years later from when I heard him ….the same power every time ❤️
I think everyone’s pretty much said it all. Superb band.
TFF is one of my all time favorites. Every album is great and whatever songs you choose you won't be disappointed.
I Love how your hearing all these classics for the first time. Can't beat this era of music IMO
This was the #1 Song for 1985! I lived It!