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purgethemarina · 1 year

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stylesrecord · 1 year

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LOVE ON TOUR – Munich (5/18) End of ‘Fine Line’ with flowers

#harry styles #gif #love on tour #flashing /#helllloooo this has been in my drafts for a few days so queue it is #coloring is 2.5/5 for effort i fear

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thekidsarentalright · 1 month

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howwww is it that tonights show was so fucking crazy and theres still 10 shows left btw like 😭 what do you Mean theres more opportunity for them to get even more insane!!!!!!!!!!!

#the more theyre learning how much we’re loving the insanity the more insane they get this is like. the sickest positive feedback loop ever #and w patrick mentioning playing demos i….. i fear we are not making it out of this tour Alive #txt

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haveihitanerve · 5 months

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i think my obsession with Tears for Fears might be just a slight bit out of control.

i had a dream the other night where i was watching an interview of them

like- in my dream- i watched an interview of them.

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anyways heres the one part of the interview my subconscious came up with that i remember-

Interviewer: so do you know all the words to all of your songs or no? Cause you’ve written so damn many that it would be hard, but I feel like it would be weird to learn the words to your own song…?

Roland: well it’s not weird for Curt since he doesn’t write any of them

Curt: :O

Interview: :O

Interviewer: damn. Shots fired

Curt: wow. Roland. Wow. Wow wow wow. I’m gonna bring this up in group therapy later.

Interviewer: *cackles*

Roland: *proud*

#um yeah #roland and curt #curt smith #roland orzabal #besties #tears for fears #might be a lil out of hand #but i aint complaining honestly #its fun and i love them sm #im also honestly curious #thats a legitamate question that i have #do they have to relearn songs when they go on tour #or do they just remember all the lyrics to every song theyve ever written

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savebylou · 27 days

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Keane tour in LATAM!!!! (Please listen to the song is so cute how they change the lyrics to the names of the cities/countries) I can recommend enough going to a show of Keane, their shows are so amazing, they are doing a tour also in USA, UK & Europe, if you haven't listen to their music here.

See dates below.

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#keane #hopes and fears #keane band #keane tour #music recs #please listen to their music and if you can go to a show #this is so cute #i love them so much

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hairupintheair · 2 months

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My job at work today was to go through the clearance bins and I found this "look and find" book that's been sitting over there for over a year. It's so cute! It's full of fun Trolls aesthetic and the some great designs! I snapped a couple pics.

#trolls #dreamworks trolls #trolls world tour #trolls 2 #trolls aesthetic #trolls merch #poppy trolls #queen barb #a troll new world #haha gotta love a good pun #also bff means 'bat friend to fear' apparently #barb you dork

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philhoffman · 8 months

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“It’s funny, I’ve grown to really love musicals, but the fear I have around singing is so extreme that [doing a musical] would have to be… It would be like, you know, choosing to play Capote a little bit. It would be a tough one.”

"I can't sing. Don't make me sing. I'm not singing that."

Philip Seymour Hoffman + singing

#this is my eras tour #that second quote is the most scared I've ever seen phil. acting or otherwise. there was real fear in his eyes like a trapped wild animal #but his voice was truly lovely he would've held his own in a musical <3 #philip seymour hoffman #psh #*#there's also the video from the kennedy center honors but the quality is soooo bad it's like 3 pixels 😭#the boat that rocked #along came polly #flawless #the savages #the master #tom sawyer #magnolia #twister #queen latina and the power posse versus the evils of society #labyrinth theater company

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sleepanonymous · 27 days

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The last rb I literally read your tags as "rattling the bars of his ribcage" and I was like oh, that's nice. And then realized I'm an absolute moron. Haha. 🙃

No, you're absolutely 100% correct, I should have used "rattling the bars of his ribcage."

#asks #sleepanon answers #gif #off topic #kinda #i'm so sorry to all my followers #i have not recovered from the boopening on april fools #and i fear i may not recover until after red rocks #or when sleep token stops touring in may #anyway i actually really love this misinterpretation #i'm going to use it from now on 🖤🖤#maybe with “bones” instead of “bars” tho? idk yet

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oflgtfol · 5 months

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watching the hbomberguy video about plagiarism and hes discussing man in cave. as a certified cave enthusiast, and a certified cave disaster enthusiast, which was kickstarted by floyd collins videos, and particularly by the mental floss article, i must say. i had seen man in cave when it was first uploaded and i did think it was mid at the time i juts didnt realize it was plagiarized that badly. i have watched so many fucking floyd collins videos at this point that they kind of blend together so i thought the script being boring and done-before was because of that, not because it was a word for word copy of the mental floss article. lmfao.

#brot posts #oh hbomber just said hes one of the weird cave people. epic. one of us !#lmao he recognizes the exact photo of the cave i love that for him. love this. i love caves #anyway the bst floyd collins videos i know off the top of my head are #the tiny segment of jacob geller's fear of depths video where he starts off with floyd collins #(which is what kickstarted my whole cave interest)#and i also found a channel of a tour guide who actually works on site and it was a recording of a tour going through #the collins property and that was actually very good #cant rememerb the channel right now i can search for it #by far the best sources of in depth information though are written sources like the metnal floss article #or trapped!: the story of floyd collins by murrary and brucker #oh and the channel i was tinnking of is just a single video #The Tragic Story Of Floyd Collins at Sand Cave by hook it up outdoors !!!#cave posting #I GUESS.

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purgethemarina · 1 year

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stylesrecord · 1 year

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LOVE ON TOUR – Seoul (3/20) Reading a fan’s sign/journal

#harry styles #gif #love on tour #erkay this is scheduled like three? hours after i fought with ps to finish it for funsies #by funsies... i mean my fear of the post button and inclination to hit queue instead but i also did not say that!!!#he did miss two not one though 😭 the 'can u check it' before the 'plz'

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pixelpeebs · 10 months

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Barricade boyyyyyy <3

#he looks almost nothing like louis but hey #trying to get back into drawing #i love going ghost here and coming back w art of a completely different interest #really making it hard for u guys who follow me <3 #anywayyyyy #louis tomlinson #aka loml #lt #faith in the future #fitfwt #1D #CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HIM LIVE!!#also i went to love on tour a couple days ago and can't stop ehinking about it I wanna draw Harry's fit so bad but I'm so bad at drawing him #trying not to put pressure on myself for drawing bc i'm feeling the fear of needing to create interesting stuff #peebsart #louis tomlinson fanart #louis tomlinson art

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larentslovechaos · 2 years

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Hello!

I am in the beginning stages of trying to organize a rainbow lights project for Madison Square Garden (Night 11) on September 8.

I will most likely be making a Twitter account for this as well, but please get in contact with me if you can help, or you would like to help me in planning this.

You can find my Twitter (personal/fandom) here.

Many LGBTQ+ fans, myself included, have said we feel this fandom (more recently) becoming a less accepting and less safe space for us. I want Harry's House, and Harry's fandom, to be a safe, accepting space for ALL of us. I feel as though Harry would like for it to be as well.

It's going to take A LOT of courage, bravery, pride, and time for this to happen, but it's also going to take us, in numbers, for this to happen. I know there will be a lot of people that cannot or will not be able to participate for any number of reasons, you are valid, and this is also for you. Those of you that can, I am encouraging you please bring your flags, big or small, to Harry's shows, wear your rainbows, bring signs, etc. Be proud.

We deserve for this to be a safe, accepting space for us, especially when we know that Harry accepts us.. Happy Pride 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

#this was extremely hard for me to write actually #like... the fear that i have #i just want to feel brave and i just don't want to feel afraid anymore #homophobia has NO PLACE in harry's fandom #msg n11 #madison square garden #rainbow lights project #rainbow direction #love on tour #harry styles msg #harry styles new york #rainbow project

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thepermanentrainpress · 9 months

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CONCERT REVIEW: TEARS FOR FEARS W/ COLD WAR KIDS AT ROGERS ARENA - JULY 24, 2023

Tears for Fears have been wowing audiences with their high-energy new wave for over 40 years. Playing to an almost sold-out crowd at Rogers Arena, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith put on a show that felt like time traveling back to 1985.

Opening the show was indie rock group Cold War Kids. Their first album was released in 2006 — I was surprised to see them and their style of music opening for a much older band. It took a few songs to win the crowd over, but by the middle of their set everyone was clearly having a good time. Lead singer Nathan Willett greeted us about halfway through and said “Vancouver, this is an oldie, you know this!” before launching into “Hang Me Up to Dry,” one of their first and most popular singles. The whole set was high-energy and a lot of fun. People were dancing, getting into it, and the band commanded the stage and crowd.

They played for 45 minutes or so, concluding with “First” – the group’s biggest single to date that reached #1 in 2015. Nathan told us that it was an “excellent experience” to be part of this with Tears for Fears. “They are incredible people and this has been a life-changing tour. Thank you guys for being a part of it. We love you, peace and love.”

Between sets, I noticed the pre-show playlist had covers of Tears for Fears songs on it. Examples included “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Lorde, “Shout 2000” by Disturbed, and perhaps the most well-known cover, “Mad World” by Gary Jules. This was a cool feature I’ve never seen a group do before, and was a reminder of their legacy over the years.

Finally came the main event. Although they look a bit older, there’s no mistaking the famous duo on stage. They opened with “No Small Thing,” the first track from their latest album The Tipping Point – also the namesake of this tour. This was followed by the titular track. Then came the first major hit of the night — the smooth, mellow yet merry “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.” Perhaps my personal favourite of their singles, it lit up the arena both literally with phone videos and in the energy as we all sang along.

Curt in particular spent a lot of time speaking to the audience. Just a couple songs in, he thanked us for coming out “on a Monday… It’s great to be back in Vancouver.” Curt also informed us it was a special night as their touring drummer, Jamie Wollam, hails from Salt Spring Island just outside of the city. “He’s an amazing guy with an amazing heart and a proud Canadian,” Curt added, leading of course to loud applause. Roland took the mic to inform us “it’s fantastic seeing people singing along to our new songs… It means a lot.” He told us to expect a lot of new songs that night (“If you don’t know them, you will”), and that they’d do “perhaps a cover as a sing-along, and a forewarning, some deep cuts.”

The setlist consisted of a mix of songs from all of their eras, with particular emphasis on their latest album. After a deep cut (2004’s “Secret World”) we heard another hit – the 1989 tune “Sowing the Seeds of Love.” This was followed by no less than four songs in a row from the new album. Although the newer tracks were not as well known as the classics, the attention and style never left the room on stage or in the audience. I heard the entire album before the show, and it’s a timeless, diverse, orchestral release leading to a trippy experience on stage. Psychedelic backdrops and various dark hues added visuals to the melodic, often strange music.

We got back to the familiar songs with the very upbeat but sad “Mad World.” Curt danced around the stage to flashing neon of red and blue, basically turning the arena into a club. Curt and Roland then left the stage for a bit as their backup vocalist, Carina Round, used her beautiful voice to sing “Suffer the Children.”

In addition to highlighting Vancouver as a hometown show for the drummer, Curt said it’s “a gorgeous city and great if you’re a runner.” He also mentioned he’d spent quite a bit of time in Vancouver filming episodes of the show Psych, in which he played himself. Tagging on to the runner comment, Roland remarked “our songs are more famous than we are. It’s great, because Curt can go running along the seawall without being mobbed. I’ll go on holiday and say I’m a musician in a band called Tears for Fears, and they’re like ‘who?’ Then I say you know ‘Everybody Wants to Rule the World?’ and they say oh yes, yes.” He had a great sense of humour about this, and it was clear the group was so happy and grateful to be here performing these well-known songs for us 40 years down the road.

We closed the main set with a long staple hit – “Head Over Heels / Broken” – a song still running through my head a few days later. We all sang along to the “La la la la…” part, leaving the show on a high note.

But it wasn’t quite over yet — they came back for an encore and introduced the band. Keeping the synth beat on the keyboard was Doug Petty. The guitarist was Charlton Pettus, also noted as a co-writer and producer on the new album. They then highlighted local drummer Jamie and backup vocalist Carina, before of course introducing themselves as Curt and Roland.

The previously promised sing-along cover turned out to be “Creep” by Radiohead, of all things. It’s not a song I expected – it certainly isn’t upbeat or cheerful – but it did seem appropriate for the band’s style. It’s also very well known and was a fun one to chant the chorus to.

The final track of the night was perhaps the most upbeat of all of their hits – “Shout.” It was the perfect closer as the entire arena stamped their feet, jumped around, and chanted “Shout! Shout! Let it all out!” once again echoing a club at the height of the 80s. It’s clear Tears for Fears have still got it. A couple generations later, they continue to record, entertain, and draw a crowd of thousands. They may have aged physically, but their music, old and new, is simply timeless.

Written by: Cazzy Lewchuk

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fluoxetoon · 2 years

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#still need the family jewels and mowgli's road on vinyl #then track down my t-shirt and poster from that tour #i have a neon nature tour poster tour too it just wouldn't fit on the bed lol #marina #marina and the diamonds #marina diamandis #the family jewels #electra heart #froot #love + fear #ancient dreams in a modern land #vinyl #music #vinyl collection #music collection

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m-marinadiamandis · 2 years

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💐 if you just bought me flowers, maybe i would've stayed

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