Shout

And yes, it's all covers of 80s songs.

There's a lot of great choices on the album, like Stripped by Depeche Mode, Shout by Tears for Fears, The Ghost in You by Psychedelic Furs.

That's Katie's favorite, right?

Mm-hmm.

curio on there because it samples tears for fears.

Shout.

and sounds we play in tune.

And I wondered if you had to talk with them about sampling it, where that idea came from, if you ever talked to them about it after the fact.

What's the story of sampling Shout for I Wonder?

I don't remember that being on it, so that is...

Really? No.

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Yeah.

Tears For Fears, Shout.

Sorry about that, but probably mostly.

Um, Tears For...

What a song.

Um, Head Over Heels, what a song.

But for me, Shout epitomizes, again, simple melody, great message.

I've got 16-year-old twin daughters, and I remember playing this in the car, and they'd sit, these days they sit in the behind, and you know, sometimes they're watching Frozen, and I've wa- I've heard Frozen 200 times before I'd seen it.

Of the seven Top 40 hits they have had throughout their career, their biggest three were the first three off of the album Songs from the Big Chair.

They had two number ones, Everybody Wants to Rule the World and Shout, and then this number three hit called Head Over Heels, a song that took about two years to develop according to Wikipedia.

It spent 12 weeks in the Top 40 and it peaked at number three.

It lands here at song number 1539.

Ah, so take my heart, don't break my heart, darling

Head Over Heels by Tears for Fears, song number 1539.

This one and their 1989 hit Sowing the Seeds of Love are their appetizers to the main course of their two number one hits, Shout and Everybody Wants to Rule the World, which are gonna be much, much later in season three.

Look forward to those.