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Tears for Fears - Break it down again
Tears for fears rock in rio 2017. 22 Setembro 2017 !! Tem uma unica parte que o video trava !! Breve o video vai ser retirado pelo youtobas !! Mas vale a pena, pois a apresentação do Tears foi demais !!
Link do vídeo: https://youtu.be/YhJk6aWH48I
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COPYRIGHT DOESN´T BELONG TO ME. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TO TEARS FOR FEARS. Music video by Tears for Fears performing Break It Down Again. (C) 1993 UMG. Sound recording and video administered by: UMG.
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"Break It Down Again" é uma canção da banda britânica Tears For Fears , lançada como o primeiro single do álbum “Elemental” de 1993. A canção foi um sucesso internacional, alcançando o número 20 no Reino Unido, número 25 nos Estados Unidos e o top 40 em vários outros países. Ele liderou a parada Billboard Modern Rock Tracks nos EUA e foi particularmente bem-sucedido no Canadá e na Itália, alcançando os números quatro e sete, respectivamente.
A canção foi o segundo single lançado após a saída de Curt Smith da banda (depois de "Laid So Low" em 1992). Assim como no álbum “Elemental” , a música apresentava Roland Orzabal com membros da banda Tears For Fears, adicionalmente Alan Griffiths e Gail Ann Dorsey .
O videoclipe da canção mostra Orzabal, Griffiths e Dorsey executando a música no deserto El Mirage Lake , na Califórnia (USA), onde o single "Break It Down Again" e as capas dos álbuns Elemental foram tiradas. O vídeo foi dirigido por Dani Jacobs .
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"Break It Down Again" is a song by the British band Tears For Fears, released as the first single from the album "Elemental" of 1993. The song was an international success, reaching number 20 in the UK, number 25 in the United States and the top 40 in several other countries. He led the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks Chart in the U.S. and was particularly successful in Canada and Italy, reaching the numbers four and seven, respectively.
The song was the second single released after Curt Smith's departure from the band (after "Laid So Low" in 1992). As in the album "Elemental", the song featured Roland Orzabal with members of the band Tears For Fears, additionally Alan Griffiths and Gail Ann Dorsey.
The music video of the song shows Orzabal, Griffiths and Dorsey performing the song in the desert El Mirage Lake, California (USA), where the single "Break It Down Again" and the covers of the Elemental albums were taken. The video was directed by Dani Jacobs.
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Deep Breakfast
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Released on: 1984-12-12
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New Age pioneer and "headless hermit" Ray Lynch breaks his long silence to give us insight into lifelong openheartedness, his composing process, and his upcoming book on sacred mathematics. This is Ray's single most in-depth interview.
0:06 - introduction
2:24 - on rural living
6:48 - on writing devotional music for Adidam
16:15 - on "The Sky of Mind"
20:18 - on the composer as listener (writing "Celestial Soda Pop" vs. "Ivory")
24:10 - on his unreleased material
25:02 - on "Tiny Geometries"
28:47 - on sex-positivity
31:55 - on the influence of Adi Da Samraj
25:48 - on sacred mathematics in Ray's upcoming book
39:35 - on the book's growing scope
42:15 - on Julian Jaynes' theory of consciousness
47:15 - on headlessness
52:08 - on integrating the spiritual and the rational
56:11 - on reciprocity
59:45 - on Beethoven, Bach, & the phenomenon of great music created by narcissists
1:06:52 - on Ray's career in Renaissance music
1:16:29 - on mixing
1:18:20 - on "The Music of What Happens" & timelessness
1:26:45 - on the breakout success of "Deep Breakfast"
1:30:40 - on whether enlightenment can be permanent
1:38:06 - on not mistaking metaphor for reality
1:41:00 - on getting in
Discussed: Scientific Proof of the Existence of God Will Soon Be Announced by the White House! by Adi Da Samraj, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by Julian Jaynes, "My Favorite Things by Bach" by Bernard Chazelle, "Beethoven Was a Narcissistic Hooligan" by Dylan Evans
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Ray Lynch from the award winning 'Deep Breakfast' album -1984
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Deep Breakfast is Ray Lynch’s third studio album, released on December 12, 1984.
Another good song from Ray Lynch (I recommend Listening to in high definition. You get better sound). Again sorry about the scratchiness at the begging. It's the only spot.
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