is anyone else reminded of Neil from 'The Good Ones' when listening to Robert?

I love you Robert Smith. I had pictures of you all over my bedroom growing up and You are just as I remembered you. You stayed true. I respect that.

regarding ticket prices, Good on you Robert!

always and forever the best ❤❤❤

Loved them since I was 12 and bought A Forest then Primary, just ever since they've been there, making this life richer. You know when that affects millions of us, that is the most amazing thing to consider. And this frankly stunning, incredible new album has me just blown away. It is f*ing GREAT to have them back with new music.

The intro to pictures of you 🤩

WOW... !!!

👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

Magnificent!

Amazing gift ❤

EXCELENTE ,MUCHAS GRACIAS...

<3

Fantastic. An old friend introduced me to The Cure in the 80s when we were 16. I didn’t get it then, but I kept returning to try. I do now, at 55. Thank you Tee. 🖤

Nice, very very nice. Respekt!!!!

Thank you for being my voice when I could not find my own, Robert.

they only make bands once

Your music turns old into young. There is no better anti-aging. Thank you and many more years and concerts please. Robert stay the way you are.

Wow

Maybe... just maybe... the best version of From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea I've ever heard. That guitar solo. The entire concert. Like many others, I got wrapped up in life and things and stuff. Lost the Cure... Glad I found that lost world. Again.

magnifique des musiciens qui nous ferons toujours découvrir leurres talents !!!! a 62 ans ils me fonts toujours planer ..........................merci a vous.

My favorite two songs on this album are A Forest and Charlotte Sometimes.

❤

Thank you The cure 🎶🎵💋

Unbelievable Album from these guys! Awesome!

1:16:42 😍

As a 68 year old I'm ashamed to say that I only discovered the "real" Cure after their 2019 Glasto set. I had no knowledge other than Friday I'm in Love and am just thankful for this revelation. To me, Robert's voice hasn't changed since the early days. I have to see them live this year

SOOOOOOO HAPPY to have this here!!!!

Simply incredible. What a performance, what a catalogue of music 💙

Bien The Cure grandes 🌹

Love him❤❤❤❤

They actually even played Burn, omg

Spacious and unlimited Robert you sound deeply resonated with the beautiful band.

On a walk, I decided to listen to the album. When the song A Fragile Thing came on, I was suddenly overcome with deep emotion. I instantly felt a lump in my throat, and tears filled my eyes. I’m not sure why. The music, the lyrics-it was just there, this overwhelming feeling of sorrow. Without thinking about it, I couldn’t finish the song. Later, I listened to the whole album. And what can I say? It’s simply amazing! The space it creates for personal thoughts and feelings is endless. Thank you, The Cure!

Pearl Thompson. the one and only guitarist. Robert get Pearl back...🎉🎉🎉

Glorious Glorious, such wonderful music from the best band in the world. Magic and wonder is what this album is.

If u havnt cured yourself live, then you are still searching.

pare proprio una musica da chiesa...

N'en déplaise à Gallagher (Oasis), je reste fan de Robert Smith et des Cure, Robert Smith n'a plus jamais rien à prouver pour son talent, même si cet album est très différent...... Il me semble que ce soit son dernier album..... l'album de sa référence de fin de carrière et sa révérence. Robert and the Cure, forever fan of you, boys. Thanks, thank you very much since 1979......with 3 imaginary boys, the first 👍👍

So called 'stars' of today could learn a thing or 200 from Robert Smith's longevity, humility and grace.

Un sublime album qui est à la hauteur de Robert Smith et de son groupe. Que j'aime tendrement depuis ma tendre jeunesse. Merci Robert ❤🎉. Je revois encore les concerts dont celui à Nantes au palais de la Beaujoire. Bonne continuation. De tout cœur avec vous. A sublime album that lives up to Robert Smith and his band. Which I have loved since my early youth. Thank you Robert ❤🎉. I still see the concerts, including that in Nantes at the Palais de la Beaujoire. Good luck. With all my heart.

Ok. I love this. And my age isn’t relevant. But there’s two things that bug me. 1. I hear the guy playing the base with distortion but behind that I hear a regular a base. Where the person playing that? Off stage? 2. Dude playing the distorted base struts round like he is is playing at a Metallica concert. Hangs out like he’s tuning up in his garage band. Just kinda kills the vibe.

respect

my band my music my life ....from 1985 to now been a journey together .Thank you Thank you

Why you want to wish you could've been my name is bhavva and I see you

Dam...I'm giving songs of a lost world a real listen....I have to invest in a copy on vinyl. Really good.

A Slovenian sculpture? Oh lord. I never realised. (I'm Slovenian) He pronounced the author's name perfectly. And the author of the sculpture dying on that same day..? Death somehow connects me to the latest tour of the Cure as well... I lived in Krakow while my sister was dying in Slovenia, of cancer. I saw The Cure live in Krakow for the first time in my life, and Robert played a song for his brother, who lived in Krakow for a while, but passed away too soon. I cried and thought of my sister. She introduced me to The Cure when I was a child. Their music was like a cure for my wounded soul as a child. But I never got to give her a cure myself... Somehow sad and somehow magical and meaningful. And so it all connects, it somehow makes sense for me, even if it doesn't.

It’s incredible how certain moments in life can open us up to things we’ve always had right in front of us, yet never truly seen. The music of The Cure has become, for me, not just something to listen to, but a sort of refuge-a safe space where I can lose myself and find myself at the same time. Every song seems to tell a story that, in some way, also speaks about me.

J'avais 25 ans en 1987, mi années 80, globament je voyais le maxi de concerts !. Une époque formidable, Bowie, Cure, U2, ZZ top, Deep Purple, Stones, Gabriel , Jackson, Ray Charles , Stevie,.Paul, Rod, Elton, Queen...etc..... Bref, ce que j'aime, par dessus-tout, c'est d'écouter la musique !. Un vrai album !. Je suis gâté avec les Cure et Tears for fears en ces annés 2020 !. Quels beaux albums à é-cou-ter !!. U2 m'ennuie depuis achtung baby, tubes pour stades calibrés, pompiers, ohh oohh éhh éhh !. C'est pas des albums de musique, ça fait mal !. Mais bon, des années 80, je retiens le plaisir en ces années 2020, d'écouter les créations de Cure, Tears for fears, 🎼 manque Talk talk, vous savez pourquoi .... Bonne année, bises ! 😂🎼✌️

Maybe Alone is the most beatiful music from The Cure. If not, is top 3.