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the cure
ive always enjoyed them. i consider Wish to be my favorite album. i remember reading somewhere how they were influenced with the whole noise thing sonic youth's been doing, and they started incorporating it into their music.
it's an awesome album. what do you think? love them, hate them? |
"Just Live Heaven" is a mix tape favorite of mine.
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love them. LOVE.
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Favorite mainstream band of the 80's.
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Hate them.
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Eh. On a scale of one to ten, I don't care enough to rate them. A Forest is good.
But Robert Smith has probably one of the easiest singing voices to imitate. Just pretend like you're about to cry. |
Boys Don't Cry
Pornography Disintegration I love those. |
Anything they did from Three Imaginary Boys to Wish is quality stuff in my book. They really should have thrown in the towel after that, though.
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I like The Cure. My favourite album always changes though - Seventeen Seconds, Pornography, Kiss Me..., and Disintegration. A Forest is my favourite song.
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Like em. Disintegration is my fav by them.
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I spin them pretty often. Pornography and Disintegration, to be exact. Don't care about the new stuff at all though.
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love: Pornography, Faith, Disintigration, Boys Don't Cry
seen: 4 times used to do whipits to: Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me (it sounds so cool and echoey in a whipit stupor) |
The Cure are very very hit and miss for me.
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Whipits! Yes!
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Some albums I love, some albums I don't love.
I enjoy: everything from Three Imaginary Boys to The Top; Disintegration; The Cure I do not enjoy: everything else, so: The Head On The Door, Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, Wish, Wild Moon Swings, Bloodflowers; their new singles |
Seventeen Seconds is a fantastic album, but none of the other 7-8 I've heard do anything for me at all, bar the occasional track here & there. Really can't get away with the big 80's production on some of them.
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they are ok, can be really good, can be really awful.
i never understood the hate for bloodflowers, i love that album. |
A band that will always bore me stiff.
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Yeah they're boring beyond belief.
Their early, Wire and PiL-referencing stuff was interesting. Everything else bores me or annoys me. I can enjoy their singles to an extent, but sitting there and listening to a whole album is one of the least-fun things I can think of. |
as ive said on here many times, ive hate, have always hated, and will always hate, the motherfucking cure. i honestly have tried to get into them, but i find it virtually impossible to not get annoyed by them. i cant stand any of thier records.
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Yeah, "pornography" is amongst my least-favorite albums I've ever sat through. Sorry, everyone.
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The only time I've ever been pulled over by a cop was the only time I ever listened to the cure in my car, as well. (3 Imaginary Boys.. but still) Coincedence? I dunno.
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i still like 'em...have seen them three times, most recently on this tour, and they still put on a hell of a performance (well, not in energy and kineticism, but overall impact).
you can read my review here and see some photos by clicking on Porl (one of my fave shots lately...i got a 2' x 3' poster made of this particular shot) ![]() |
I find the thought of listening to them better than the actual experience. I quite like their stuff, but not as much as I imagine I will.
Close to Me is cool though. |
Love love love them. Find it hard to believe Atsonicpark and Batreleaser don't like em, considering.
Bloodflowers is the only decent thing they've done in a decade though...although the latest single gives me a bit of hope. |
Pre-1985, yes yes yes.
85 forward, dead to me. |
Staring at the Sea: 1978-1985 is their best album.
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Did you mean Standing on the beach (the B-sides) ? |
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I love The Cure up to (and including) Disintegration (and this has not changed for 17 years).
I recently listened to Wish again and it's much better than I remembered though. Favorite records : 17 seconds / Faith / Pornography / Disintegration / Standing on the beach (the B-sides) / Boys don't cry Honorable mentions : Kiss me / Three imaginary boys / Wish / The head on the door (a bit uneven nevertheless) Average to meh : Japanese whispers (contains a few gems like Lament though) / The top (the title track is brilliant though) / everything post-Wish. |
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Well I still think he has a pretty unique timbre. |
He sounds more like he's about to throw up than cry in recent years.
Quite fitting for their recent output, actually. |
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Ha :D Throw up the excess of beer he drinks ? :D |
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'standing' was the LP; 'staring' was the cd edition and had more tracks. |
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Yes but I'm referring to the B-sides on side B of Standing on the beach (which were only on the cassette edition I think). |
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They liked doing the bonus tracks on cassette thing in the 80s. I remember gettig "Carnage Visors" on the B-Side of the UK cassette of Faith, which was the only way you could get it at the time. One of my favorite things by them, too. Also, if you got the cassette of "concert," you got all those archival "curiosity anomalies" on the B-side, which were great. Some live stuff and radio appearances and things, and a version of "In Your House" with totally different lyrics. |
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Not to mention the seminal "Heroin Face". |
i went and saw them last month. what a drag. i still cant believe they did "Boys don't cry" ???? i got up and left. i dont know what i was hoping for? i had nothing better to do i guess.
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I never liked that song.
What a sap-fest. |
Boys Don't Cry was the only Cure song I liked when I started listening to them. I still like it, but I can't help feeling it's a sort of "guilty pleasure".
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