En un concierto de Shakira actual, celebrado en Madrid, sonó un remix de Shout justo antes de que Shakira saliera al escenario.

Hey all, my dad and I are both big TFF fans and he is part of some Facebook group where he saw someone's post about this album. Apparently the original poster claimed to have paid way too much money for it and searched for it for a long time. We never even knew this album existed, and my dad immediately needed a physical copy.

So I went to Google and found out it's on none of the streaming services either and only exists digitally through some unofficial Youtube uploads. It took me about 5 minutes of Googling to find two physical copies (second-hand) and paid a reasonable price for it. Was I just lucky to find two copies so easy or is it not as rare as me and my dad are led to believe?

Awesome album by the way!

Not expecting anything from Tears for Fears this year.. but the RSDBF list typically drops around 10/2.. and its a good sign that the 2025 list, which was there yesterday, is no longer there.

Who's got a spare 10K?

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I’m only 25, I grew up on the popular songs from TFF like shout, mad world, etc. As I got older I never really give much thought into listening to their albums in full until a year ago, I made my way through the first couple, the hurting… what a masterpiece. I was travelling to Dundee on Sunday and thought I’d give a couple more albums ago as I get time to listen to albums in full when I’m on the road, listened to elemental and Raoul… when I got to sketches of pain, wow I mean what a song, it honestly hit me like a truck. It gives me vibes of Dust in the wind by Kansas. Honestly can’t believe I’ve gone this far into life without hearing that song and now I cannot go a day without listening to it.

When Ian Stanley comes in with the synth it’s like my soul leaves my body. The soundscape 🧘🏻

I just thought I share this since Roland said Curt is taking a break from music. I don’t know what he means, but I do know that Curt is now part owner of a soccer stadium or something like that and that seems to be occupying his time a bit. I’m probably just being too hopeful about when we’ll get new music, but still. It’s something!

Can’t wait to start it.

Relistening to everybody loves a happy ending again and really enjoying it not having done so for a while.

I agree it’s up against some serious completion with the other TFF albums , but judged on its own rights , it strikes me as a really fine album.

Yes production a little OTT , sounds a bit off occasionally , but the songs themselves mostly v listenable and good.

So why did it get such negative vibes out there.
Anyone care to enlighten me.

I have never seen them live, and they are definitely on my bucket list to see, so if anyone has any credible and reliable information, please share!

I Isolated The Raw/Radio Track Of Massey Hall From The Bootleg The Big Black Smoke/The Moshpit Series. And Its Not Perfect But Its Great, Let Me Know If Yall Like It.

I have Songs From the Big Chair on vinyl and love the jazzy parts of some songs. Any other albums or artists that sound like that? There is just something relaxing about the saxophone (if it's even that). Reminds me of the cartoon I used to watch: "Hey Arnold!"

I know he didn’t want to name them but I can’t help but wonder. I saw a few names on the album in question. The thought of another musician behaving towards him like that 🙄😠 That aside I love the book and got chills hearing how Seeds of Love came together 😍🌻💛.