Save your hard drive space. Save your legal anxiety. Go stream "Head Over Heels" and let the tears flow. Or better yet, buy the vinyl. The texture of the bass synth on "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" deserves better than a compressed MP3 from a defunct file host.
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But consider this: Songs from the Big Chair is not a faceless corporate product. It is a deeply human album about psychology (the "big chair" refers to a therapist's chair). Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith wrote about breaking free from control. By supporting the album legally—buying the CD, the FLAC, or even just streaming it—you allow the legacy to continue. Save your hard drive space