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Good collection

Shutter Maze | United States | 06/28/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the best Tears for Fears collection I've come across (I'm assuming this is the one I have because the cover picture is the same with the same title) with videos for hits such as Mad World, Head over Heels, Seeds of Love, Change and so on. Actually it was for Mad World I bought this because my other DVD of TFF didn't have this. There are no special features but a good DVD regardless if you like the band and if you're interested in their videos.

Tracks are:

Seeds of Love
Everybody Wants to Rule the World
Woman in Chains
Shout
Head over Heels
Mad World
Pale Shelter
I Believe
Laid So Low
Mother's Talk (UK version, I think)
Change
Advice for the Young at Heart"

Excellent compilation

quintazz | NYC | 08/19/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Full song list: Sowing The Seeds of Love, Everybody Wants to Rule the World, Woman In Chains, Shout, Head Over Heels, Mad World, Pale Shelter, I Believe, Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down), Mothers Talk, Change, and Advice For the Young At Heart. Lots of fun - very glad to add it to my collection!"

Simply, the greatest collection of music from just 1 band.

quintazz | 05/23/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Song's like "pale shelter", "shout", "sowing the seeds of love" are songs that made tears for fears a superb and prolific band. Their music is brilliant. Orzabal is an einstien when it comes to music. This greatest hits collection showcases this dynamic duo at their very best."

Where are the others?

Fredric A. Cooper | Los Angeles, CA | 04/30/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"12 videos are just not enough of Tears For Fears. There are quite a few others that have not seen the light of day on a commercially-released video collection. This compilation, as incomplete as it is, has the main hits from the band's first decade. Some have aged better than others. The videos directed by Nigel Dick are for the most part the least interesting of the lot, with the visuals and content generally not matching the quality of the tunes, while the early videos from "The Hurting" album stand up the best. "Mad World", "Change", and especially "Pale Shelter" are terrific songs and videos. Perhaps sometime in the not-so-distant future there will be a more comprehensive overview of the band's video archive, with the excellent videos of "Break it down again", "Cold", and "Elemental" included."