Tears for Fears "At The Vaults (Radio Broadcast Recording)" Reissues from economic disparity and police

from economic disparity and police brutality to issues of privacy in the digital age

"I Will Dare" and more

The themes - of family

Conor Curley (guitar)

Each side features only one epic song varying in length from about 18 minutes to almost 20 minutes

Tears for Fears "At The Vaults (Radio Broadcast Recording)" Reissues from economic disparity and policeClassic 1990 broadcast from Tears For Fears! Includes 'Shout', 'Mad World', 'Head Over Heels', 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World', 'Pale Shelter', 'Woman In Chains' and more! Tears For Fears released "The Seeds of Love" in 1989. Bigger in scope than their prior releases and drawing on a greater pool of influences that included Jazz and Soul, the album was another critical and commercial success for the band. A worldwide tour followed in 1990,