Saturnine Martial And Lunatic Music Cd

Tears For Fears - Saturnine Martial And Lunatic

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Saturnine Martial & Lunatic      Artist : Tears for Fears      List Price : $16.98 USD        ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 1996-08-13      Studio : Polygram Records      Label : Polygram Records      Avg. Customer Rating : (23 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Saturnine Martial And Lunatic      TFF fans      Rating:      Enjoy this cd alot. Purchased this for Schrodingers Cat but found other songs on cd that I like even better. My Life in the Suicide Ranks- very underproduced, just jamming here and Roland is a genius here. When In Love With A Blind Man is another very good track, with alot of Curt Smith. Lord Of Karma is very Hendrix-like, highly recommended for the Roland fan. Has a breathy thing going on that is VERY interesting. Bloodletting Go- probably one of my favorite TFF songs of all time, if not my very favorite.(It sounds as if Roland really has his heart in it here.) Pharoahs- haunting, beautiful song. Can listen to this one over and over and just drift away. I recommend this cd to the hard-core Roland Orzabal fan. It is just a little different and the Roland fan would appreciate it most. BUT, Pharoahs and Bloodletting Go are for anyone who loves good, good music.     Customer Reviews for Saturnine Martial And Lunatic Cd      THE KILLER B'S      Rating:      when this record came out in 1996, i REJOICED! the songs here are the ones missing in my entire TFF collection before. this is the collection of b-sides that are nowehere to be found. the songs here were even digitally remnastered and - before the release of the remastered TFF albums - sounded even better than the original album releases. each song here belongs to a previously commercially released single. for example, "the big chair" was the b-side of shoud; "pharoahs" was the b-side of everybody wants...; "when in love with a blind man" was the b-side of head over heels, etc. all the songs here are TFF in their unguarded moments... buy it: if you are a hardcore TFF fan and wanna hear what they really sound like from 1983 to 1993 through their genuinely crafted b-side singles avoid it: if you are only a casual TFF fan looking for their commercially-released tracks this album actually completes your collection!