A 75 minute documentary about the superb Tears For Fears, in their prime and heyday. Made by Nigel Dick in 1985, the film was released shortly after their acclaimed second LP, Songs From The Big Chair. This is simply the business, quite frankly…
Interviews with the band, live footage, promo videos and all the favourites – essentially – from one of our favourite British new (wave) pop bands of the 1980s. This was a new one to us till a recent YouTube binge but we envisage several late night return viewing visits over the coming weeks. This is the working hour, after all.
Great band. Great tunes. Great film. Enjoy it. And thank us later…
Find out more about the truly magnificent Tears For Fears on their website here.
And discover more from the prolific pop video producer and director responsible for this beauty of a film; and also the man behind most of the finest five minute pop video moments from Tears For Fears, Guns ‘N’ Roses and Oasis among many others, including, ehh… Band Aid… the supremely talented, former Stiff Records Press Officer and co-founder of Propaganda Films, Nigel Dick, on his website here.
You can always watch more films and things likes this on Racket Racket if the notion ever takes your fancy by clicking this here link. These include a Rapido interview with Roland from Tears For Fears from 1992.
(Image above taken from a Guardian article from back in 2013)