Ultimately, it’s a cathartic celebration of life co-created by someone who’s survived a traumatic experience. More importantly, it shows how heartbreak, suffering and tragedy can be refashioned into transcendent art.
The Tipping Point is cathartic, searingly traumatic, soaring, wisdom-filled and transforms all those things into transcendent art.
Their first record since 2004, The Tipping Point, is clean, respectfully confident, and actually has a purpose that justifies its subtle grandiosity.
It ultimately inspires and uplifts. After the darkest hour, The Tipping Point ultimately offers euphoric melancholy after all.
This set is a classic-sounding Tears for Fears record, one that makes the listener take emotional, spiritual, and mental inventory of their inner world even as the one outside roils with trouble, violence, and madness.
The Tipping Point is a joyous reminder of their one-of-a-kind partnership, and it should be celebrated by old and new fans alike.
The Tipping Point is an album that takes a few listens to really discover all the hidden gems it contains.
While there are few moments that challenge the band’s finest work, let alone justify the extended wait for new music, The Tipping Point reaffirms TFF’s collaborative talents.
The Tipping Point manages to straddle the band’s past (the very early days aside) and stride on into present times, and that in itself should be enough to please more than one generation of Tears For Fears fans.
What ‘The Tipping Point’ lacks that made Tears For Fears’ original work so impactful is some edge in the production. Either as a result of studio equipment evolving so much in the years since, or perhaps because these two have outlived caring about aesthetic (I choose to believe the former), this is far too polished. The album feels like it’s mostly void of personality which should never be the case for any album from two masterminds of ‘80s pop
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Creo que, y en el creer cabe un amplio margen de equivocación, el favorable recibimiento de The Tipping Point se debe en gran medida a que Tears For Fears fue una importante dupla en los 80's y 90's en el panorama musical. Y ahora a más de diez años de su último trabajo es un sentimiento de añoranza el que predomina tanto en el álbum como en la percepción de la audiencia. Y es muy valido, es una forma más de percibir la música. Otra ... read more
You know what? I'm just gonna say it; this really is a 2022 album by English pop band Tears For Fears!
Favorite Tracks: Break The Man, My Demons, Please Be Happy, End of Night
Least Favorite Track: Rivers of Mercy
No Small Thing: 9.0/10
The Tipping Point: 8.5/10
Long, Long, Long Time: 7.8/10
Break The Man: 8.1/10
My Demonds: 7.6/10
Rivers Of Mercy: 7.5/10
Please Be Happy: 7.2/10
Master Plan: 8.2/10
End Of Night: 8.6/10
Stay: 7.4/10
1 | No Small Thing 4:42 | 75 |
2 | The Tipping Point 4:13 | 80 |
3 | Long, Long, Long Time 4:31 | 77 |
4 | Break The Man 3:55 | 73 |
5 | My Demons 3:08 | 67 |
6 | Rivers Of Mercy 6:08 | 77 |
7 | Please Be Happy 3:05 | 73 |
8 | Master Plan 4:37 | 76 |
9 | End Of Night 3:23 | 74 |
10 | Stay 4:36 | 71 |
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