Приклади вживання Orzabal Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Roland Orzabal.
Orzabal stated that it was not a concept album but that there was a theme, namely that of familial relationships.
VH1 UK Orzabal.
Two“Orzabal only” Tears for Fears projects,“Elemental” and“Raoul and the Kings of Spain” came.
VH1 UK Orzabal.
In 1993, Orzabal(still under the name Tears for Fears) released the album Elemental together with longtime collaborator Alan Griffiths.
It's just crazy," Orzabal stated.
Smith flew to Bath(where Orzabal still lived) and they had dinner and decided to work on a new album together.
Mad World is a song by the British band Tears for Fears, written by Roland Orzabal and sung by bassist Curt Smit.
Following Smith's departure, Orzabal kept the band name alive by releasing the 1992 hit single"Laid So Low(Tears Roll Down)".
The album alsoincluded a reunion with Oleta Adams who duetted with Orzabal on the track"Me and My Big Ideas".
In 1993, Orzabal(still under the name Tears for Fears) released the album Elemental together with longtime collaborator Alan Griffiths and co-producer Tim Palmer.
In May 2013, Smith confirmedthat he was writing and recording new Tears for Fears material with Orzabal and Charlton Pettus.
Orzabal and Stanley then worked together on a side project named Mancrab and released a single,"Fish for Life", which was written for the soundtrack of the film The Karate Kid, Part II.
For this LP(and the next), keyboardist and composer Ian Stanley and drummer Manny Elias were considered full bandmembers,though Smith and Orzabal were still essentially the frontmen and public face of the band.
In the same year, Orzabal and Ian Stanley worked on a side project entitled Mancrab that yielded the single“Fish for Life,” which was featured in the soundtrack for The Karate Kid, Part II.
By the late 1980s, the agency had run into serious debt and,after discrepancies were discovered in King's financial management, Orzabal became increasingly concerned that Smith was unwilling to drop King as their manager.
The liner notes, written by Orzabal and Chris Hughes, gave fans an insight into the songwriting process as well as a rare glimpse of self-deprecating humour regarding the tracks they would rather forget.
After undertaking production work and some songwriting for the Icelandic singer-songwriter Emilíana Torrini on her1999 album Love in the Time of Science, Orzabal re-teamed with Alan Griffiths and released the album Tomcats Screaming Outside, released on Eagle Records as a solo project under his own name.
In a 2004 interview with VH1 UK, Orzabal and Smith said that when they finally met Janov in the mid-1980s, they were disillusioned to find that he had become quite"Hollywood" and wanted the band to write a musical.
In a July 2017 interview, Orzabal stated that the band had collaborated with songwriter/producer Sacha Skarbek on their new album tentatively entitled The Tipping Point, and divulged several song titles from it including"My Demons","I Love You But I'm Lost", "End of Night" and"Up Above the World".
In a 2004 interview with VH1 UK, Orzabal and Smith said that when they finally met Janov in the mid-1980s, they were disillusioned to find that he had become quite"Hollywood" and wanted the band to write a musical for him. As Tears for Fears, Orzabal and Smith intended to form the nucleus of the group and bring in surrounding musicians to help them complete the picture.
In an interview with SiriusXM Canada the same month, Orzabal divulged that although the band had signed with Warner Music to release their new album(which had been scheduled for October 2017), Universal Music had then approached Warner Music about buying the rights to the album so that they could release it(Universal being the rights holders of the vast majority of the band's back catalogue).