Tears for Fears is on of my all-time favorite bands. For all the hits they had I think they are a criminally underrated band worth a look back beyond the hits by many people.

When Jay Mohr had Steve Lilywhite on his podcast, at the end of the show he asked Lilywhite what one song he is most proud of producing and would be the one song he could take with him when he died he said without hesitation "In a Big Country". Look at the guys resume of his credits, and that should speak volumes as…

To argue one of your points, while I'm not a fan I'd have to say Hanson fits in more with the bands you are sticking up for than in with Right Said Fred. They are still releasing albums and touring and doing pretty well for themselves.

I think the guy from the Alarm is the perfect choice to do the vocals for Big Country. Both bands have a hell of a lot in common, and vocally it isn't that far off.

We need to form a club, my man.

@djgnosis:disqus  I have them too. You can find them surprisingly cheap now. Great finds.

Sounds like the Adele and Justin Bieber sex tape.

Nobody has ever written better songs about teenage love than Gary Puckett and the Union Gap.

and lives with his parents.

Get with reality. They already have the next 4 years planned out.

How do you not change minestrone to "Chicken Tet-ra-zee-nee" in the headline???

But if you buy one on a lark, be sure to remember they like to bark.

After the Who are done touring, probably.

Pre-grave dancers union stuff is badass.

There is a two disc set "All for nothing/Nothing for all" that is a pretty good collection of greatest hits/live stuff, etc.

While in that stuff, he wasn't necessarily the funny one in them.

Why is Ed Helms considered funny?

I'd follow suit with Wildwood/Old Tyme.

I heard she was good at karate, but I'd really love to see her box.

I agree. Caught on to that show late, but fell in love with it. Sounds like Netflix needs to step in.