Quite possibly the last 10" single by Tears for fears to feature on this blog, this is the legendary 'Shout', one of the band...

Another 10" single by Tears for fears - but this time it's one that I bought a long time ago already. Just like ' Head over hee...

You may find my collecting of Tears for fears 10" singles a bit weird, but there's just no explanation for this particular insanity...

Such was the success of Tears for fears with their second album Songs from the big chair , that the record company was confident enough to r...

Owning Pale shelter , Pale shelter , Pale shelter and Pale shelter was not quite enough. While that last one is the 12" single of the...

This single by Tears for fears is an interesting one: it was released in April 1986 in the USA, after the 'Songs from the big chair...

Strangely enough, 'Ready Boy & Girls?' is the only new release by Tears for fears this decade. This is as much a statement of ...

The single 'The way you are' by Tears for Fears was released as a 'stopgap' between their first and second album. The song...

The single Change was originally released as a single from Tears for Fears' debut album 'The hurting', and apparently there w...

As written before , there is a difference between the extended version of Tears for Fears' 1984 single 'Mothers talk' and the so...

Released some time before the album, 'Mothers talk' was actually the first single from Tears for Fears' second album 'Songs ...

You may have read the description of this 12" single of 'Pale shelter'. If you did, you already know part of the story. Here´s...

For a long time I didn't understand how it all worked with the different versions of Tears for Fears' early single 'Pale shelter...

Although this 7" single is in no way different from the 12" single except for the size of the disc and sleeve, I still had to hav...

Released in October 1993, 'Goodnight song' was the third single from Tears for fears' 1993 album 'Elemental'. Although t...

According to Tears for fears' Curt Smith: ''Suffer the children' was the first song we did together when we left The Graduat...

In the song 'Cold', Roland Orzabal included some references to former associates of Tears for fears. Business manager Paul King is m...

Roland Orzabal surprised many when he returned in 1993 on his own under the Tears for Fears band name. Curt Smith had left the group and the...

After the release of Tears for Fears' compilation album 'Tears roll down: Greatest hits 82-92' in 1992, their 1989 single 'W...

With Curt Smith gone, the Tears for Fears name belonged to Roland Orzabal and he decided to continue the band on his own. The first order of...