Top Ten Electropop - Number 6: Tears For Fears скачать видео бесплатно

Lynnm1956

I saw RO on Arsenio Hall talking about the split. Then I looked at a bunch of songs to see who actually wrote what. It just might be true about Curt being the "front man" out doing the publicity & such stuff while Roland stayed in the studios & wrote the songs. Who gets the lion share of fame & who gets the gold? I liked em in the 80s, but Curt was not my thing. So I passed. Now 2015 comes along I watch Adam Lambert sing Mad World & love it, not the Gary Jules version. But on you tube you get the whole line up & I start watching all the videos & realize what I've been missing. Roland's talent is ASTOUNDING to me. He has aged like fine wine & is a very sexy "front man". He has the chops to do it all.

TheGodParticle

Lols. 03:30 leaving curt with very little to do, ping.. 

CusterFlux

Paul Morley thinks Seeds sums 'em up - holy crap he's wrong.

skintrade

Elemental and RATKOS were great

Sven Curly

The 12" of shout is one of the greatest 80s maxi singles.

Manjot loves Mario

03.32. Brilliant what a contribution 

88feji

4:46 "They just weren't that good"I mean why is there a need to trample on one great musician just because there is another more acclaimed musician. I personally feel this is rather low as a form of journalism.It sounds like "Debussy is not that good because we have Beethoven" .. such narrow-minded childish remark .. its embarrassing ..There really is no need to put down one great band whose achievements maybe second to some but far superior to 99% of the rest. To a lot of listers, (a lot) , TFF's songs are actually at least on an equal level to any of The Beatles' best efforts in terms of lyrical and musical sophistication ..

David Derbyshire

Best 80's band,ever.Still good today!!

margus kiis

TFF and electropop??? Then every fuckin 80s band was electropop.

Canadian69Gamers

Roland is the talent in tears for fears

jcfbell3001

this series just shits all over these artists lol....its just terrible....hosted by some clown from soft cell??? and he's getting snarky about TFF??? really?????

slovoIT

I've always wondered: where does the "Graduate" project fit in the beginning timeline of TFF, with Curt & Roland discussing family issues and conveing them in songs? It didn't seem introspective or psychological music at all...

MultiMrMiles

TFF 80s greatness- their first 2 albums are awesome- cant beat TFF and 80s style wich was best and still is. Best time ever- you understand if you were there. really.

Michael West

That was ian Stanley having a little joke that curt and roland would have laughed at, a sort of in joke if you like

Michael Gadsby

"To songs that only I could sing" - pretty true to be honest.

TheRealCritique

Four years is a lifetime in popular music. The managers and the record company never should've let it take that long. At least release a few singles in the interim. Whatever, they blew it, but the music they made is better than most. Pop music isn't easy to master and stay on top of.

jp00349

Back in the day it took me more than 10 years to overcome an intense hatred towards Roland's grandiosity, This documentary helped.

Oleg T.

Классная группа!!!

CelesteK

I agree. I think the record label liked Roland more than Curt and they wanted him to do the very thing that Curt loved doing. :(

CelesteK

Don't get me wrong. I like Ian a lot but he just sounds like a complete and total asshole here. :( "It's a comeback. I don 't know? It's not very attractive is it?"? I wonder why Manny wasn't interviewed here?

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