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Old 04-10-2012, 02:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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It bored me when I first heard it too, but the more I give it a listen, the more it grew on me.

I like "Faith" most so far from the ones I have listened to.
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Old 04-10-2012, 02:53 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I have to be in the mood for the Cure these days, but Faith is a classic album that I can listen to anytime, full of gloomy keyboards and minimalistic percussion.
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Old 04-10-2012, 03:22 AM   #3 (permalink)
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It bored me when I first heard it too, but the more I give it a listen, the more it grew on me.

I like "Faith" most so far from the ones I have listened to.
"Three Imaginary Boys/Boys Don't Cry" is my second fave, I guess

it's pretty poppy
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Old 04-10-2012, 01:47 PM   #4 (permalink)
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there best albums

disintegration
seventeen seconds
pornography

there best songs

a forest
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Pornography
Faith
Disintegration
The Head on the Door
Bloodflowers

Has anyone here heard Robert Smith's "Very Good Advice"? A couple years old now, but, quite a favorite of mine. It was featured on the "Almost Alice" soundtrack to Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. Also, give a listen to "The Lobster Quadrille" by Franz Ferdinand while you're at it (also on the same soundtrack). Wonderfull songs.
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I've never really understood some of the love for Bloodflowers. Even though it's part of the Pornography/Disintegration/Bloodflowers 'trilogy' it's actually quite poor in comparison to the other two.

If we're talking latter-era Cure my favourite has to be their self-titled, even though it's still quite some way off their 80's material. I think 'The End Of The World' is a pretty good song.

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Old 05-02-2012, 05:26 PM   #7 (permalink)
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I've never really understood some of the love for Bloodflowers. Even though it's part of the Pornography/Disintegration/Bloodflowers 'trilogy' it's actually quite poor in comparison to the other two.

If we're talking latter-era Cure my favourite has to be their self-titled, even though it's still quite some way off their 80's material. I think 'The End Of The World' is a pretty good song.
that's one of my fave Cure songs

disagree with Bloodflowers, though - i think it has pretty good textures even if the songs themselves aren't that good
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I love the Cure.

I can't wait to go watch them at the Leeds Festival this year
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The Cure are my favorite band. Disintegration is my all-time favorite album. I saw them live on their Reflections tour last November at the Pantages theater and it was amazing. And that is how I met your mother.
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The Cure are my favorite band. Disintegration is my all-time favorite album. I saw them live on their Reflections tour last November at the Pantages theater and it was amazing. And that is how I met your mother.
So that's how I was conceived

I'm seeing them myself in a few months time and it's going to be a long summer waiting. But then again they haven't played here since 2004 so I guess I can wait a little while longer! Disintegration is definitely one of my all-time favourite albums. It's an album I have many memories attached to and will never grow tired of.
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