Tears - We All Like Music Dont We 1973 78

Review by Travis Hardesty

Tears' album, "We All Like Music Don't We 1973-78," is a nostalgic journey through the band's music from the early 70s to the late 70s. The album features some of their most iconic songs, including "Refugees," "Gonna Take a Miracle," and "Louise."

The album's sound is a mix of rock, folk, and pop, with a heavy emphasis on emotional lyrics and catchy melodies. The band's signature harmonies are on full display throughout the album, and the instrumental arrangements are simple yet effective.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Refugees," a haunting ballad that speaks to the struggles of displaced people. The song is carried by the powerful vocals of lead singer, Roland Orzabal, and the poignant lyrics that still resonate today.

Another highlight on the album is "Gonna Take a Miracle," a cover of the classic 60s song by Laura Nyro. Tears' version infuses the song with a new energy, thanks to the band's unique vocal style and the addition of rock instrumentation.

Summary by Travis Hardesty

"We All Like Music Don't We 1973-78" is a must-listen for fans of Tears and anyone who appreciates classic rock and pop music. The album showcases the band's evolution over the years and is a testament to their enduring legacy in the music industry.