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Download and listen online Everybody Wants To Rule The World by Lorde. Genre - Trailer Music. Duration – 02:36. Tears for Fears performing 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' Live at Night of the Proms (Belgium/France, 2007). REMASTERED IN HD! Listen to more from Tears For Fears: Discover more about Tears For Fears here: https://www.udiscove.
Live at the Onion Chicago, noon on a Sunday, not that long after we'd finished the previous night's extravaganza at the Bottom Lounge. Sunglasses in the video were more to hide my puffy eyes than evoke 1985...
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Comment by astronomy-dopamine
yeah good job on the vocals. strong.
Comment by hortha
Made me take a renewed interest in TFF for a minute there.
Comment by Aurelio Araujo
Nice cover. I really liked it.
Comment by Riff Beach
Always liked this song. Really good, innovative cover! :D
Comment by michzvic
Yeah ... swing deluxe =) ... fine taste, guys !
Comment by Rob Galgano
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thanks, ted - that was fantastic!
Comment by thommyc
This is awesome... this intro could go on forever.
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In the last episodes of the new season of our 'The Synth Sounds of...' series, William Kurk has examined and replicated the classic tones of Talking Heads' 'This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)' and Hall & Oates' 'I Can't Go For That (No Can Do).' This week, William is back in the studio to dig into Tears for Fears' seminal track 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World,' from their 1985 album, Songs From The Big Chair.
'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' represented the zenith of the new wave group's chart success, peaking at number two in the UK and remaining at number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 for two solid weeks. Since its release, the song has continued to permeate popular culture and is often used in film and television soundtracks—notably, Lorde covered the song in 2012 for The Hunger Games.
The steadily pulsating bassline that grounds the track was played on a now-elusive synth called the PPG Wave, which was made in three variations from 1981 to 1987. To approximate the low resonance and metallic thickness of the tone, we're using the Arturia Prophet VS' wavetable (vector oscillator) feature. (See below for details on a Reverb Exclusive Arturia sale.)
Unique to this song, particularly, is the way that the drum part was constructed. Instead of following in the footsteps of most of their contemporaries, who used a single drum machine for a song's drum part, Tears for Fears put together a piecemeal kit using a lot of different instruments.
It was comprised of a slightly pitched snare sound from their song 'Shout,' shakers and auxiliary percussion from the famous LinnDrum, and the kick from the original Fairlight CMI. We used sounds from Reverb's LinnDrum Sample Pack and the Fairlight CMI V from Arturia—all of which we put into Ableton Live 10 to recreate the drum loop.
Tears for Fears used the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 to record 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World,' but as with his lesson on The Synth Sounds of Talking Heads, William is using a new Prophet-6 to create the brassy keyboard line. William then turned the filter cutoff up on the Prophet-6 for the song's bigger and brighter-sounding keyboard part.
Be sure to watch the full video above, and check back next week for the next episode of 'The Synth Sounds Of...'
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