The Cure - DOCUMENTARY ( RARE )!!

[@HoonAgain]

My older sister had a giant poster of Robert in her UW dorm then over her couch in her tiny shared apartment in the U district in Seattle. I always would just look at it in wonder. Then, later I discovered The Cure when a friend I met at a party in San Diego introduced them to me. I still remember sitting in that car at 1:00am, talking, smoking, listening to The Cure with the coolest vibe ever. That giant Robert Smith poster was staring back at me this time. I finally got it. What a life moment. The Cure is unlike any other band. And the wonder for their music never goes away. Like that poster and that moment I sat listening to them.

[@jade-hn4xn]

Jeff Hoon i swear everyones got a story about a giant robert smith poster what an icon.

[@justindc5362]

@@jade-hn4xn I met Robert Smith at a restaurant once - we’d accidentally been given his table. Apparently he was fond of the restaurant and had a specific table he liked, and the management had messed up and gotten their days wrong, (it was Tuesday and they thought he was coming on Thursday or something like that). Anyway, the manager, completely embarrassed (this is a pretty nice restaurant) comes by and says “I’m so sorry, but we’d like to move you to another table if you could be troubled, and we’ll gladly compensate you for the cost of the meal and any other meal you’d like while you’re in town.” My sister and cousin were both like “Yeah that’s cool.” and I kind of played the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ a bit. “I’m sorry, I just don’t understand. We’ve been here for 15 minutes - we’ve just ordered. Can’t we finish our meal here?” Then out of nowhere Robert Smith shows up next to the manager and says “Paul, these guys can finish. We’ll be at the bar. I got some time.” And I (being a big fan of the Cure) said “Oh wow, uh… I had no idea. Please feel free to give them the table.” Robert was grateful, shook my hand and said thanks, then gave me a card with his number on it and told me to give him a call later. After working up the nerve, I gave him a call that night, and to make a long story short, we had a glorious 11 month love affair, man on man, that I shall never forget. Our bodies intertwined as one, and from the beauty of Morocco, to the French Riviera, to the snorkeling in the Galopagos, Robert Smith and I made glorious gay love to each other on six of the seven continents.

[@TheTobyjamesdawson]

@@justindc5362 lol

[@ellewillmore6039]

j sakais dad I’m finding this way to funny 😭😭😭😂

[@robertflynn6686]

That's a great story J. Sakais, which I think is pretty consistently to what I knew and prev. Posted elsewhere about Robert ( and Simon,) . Thanks for posting it ill make a copy if 👌 ok ?

[@Mannyfresh23able]

This band taught me to be myself no matter how different I was.

[@Raph42O]

2:14 Wendy Time 7:48 The Big Hand 12:34 Away (Cut) 17:04 Let's Go To Bed 20:30 A Strange Day 32:05 Pictures Of You 39:41 Fascination Street 44:52 Lullaby 49:10 A Forest 1:06:06 Harold And Joe 1:10:17 The Blood 1:15:32 The Walk 1:32:41 Just Like Heaven 1:36:03 A Letter To Elise 1:40:52 If Only Tonight We Could Sleep 1:44:20 Boys Don't Cry 1:57:36 Never Enough

[@HoonAgain]

raph420 this is the only comment that matters so we know time stamps lol thanks

[@Raph42O]

you're welcome

[@dominiquetetu1035]

Thanks 👍

[@tcb9775]

Totally appreciate it

[@j.h8577]

1:57:21 eNjOy tHe sIlEncE

[@sourcehauntings8851]

The cure is one of the most creative bands of all time. The music is just insanely good. I remember as a kid watching MTV and seeing Smith and his outfit and hair and thinking; " what the fuck, I love his weirdness" ( I was just as weird but persecuted for it) When I was 15 I started to date a punk rocker and we would listen to the cure together. God, I still listen to the cure like once a week. So much talent.

[@RafaelSantos-in9cr]

WOMAN ; marry me!!! Now!

[@brownalex2000]

Yes, such hauntingly beautiful music, takes me back like a time machine. Such a magical time to be anything one wanted. The Cure helped open that door.

[@typer2909]

he was always true to his style according to my mum, shes a long time cure fan and i started listening to them as well, such a talented group and they started so much for the music world

[@zacklehajruk323]

One of the most sought after bands that Britain ever produced. Though I am not an old schooler, I love most of their songs, it has been a decade since I started listening to these legends. Kudos from Ladakh!

[@ibookboyuk]

Mate I have this on VHS tape. It’s amazing to see it again. I always loved this.

[@constantapatru8629]

Ww‹‹‹'

[@GWJUK]

I lent my copy to someone and didn't get it back along with the Orange VHS. They need to re-issue on a modern format

[@ibookboyuk]

@@GWJUK​​⁠Yeah. The Cure In Orange is awesome. Apart from the energy of that gig I also love Robert performing with a smart new short haircut. 😊

[@lisamisa618]

Robert Smith is a musical genius. Beautiful voice and he is gorgeous. Wish he was my husband!

[@tutsybassista]

I just noticed: I was feeling depressed, then found this. It made me HAPPY? 😊 I immediately remembered ALL the lyrics? I played in a Cure Tribute Band for 7 years as "Simonette." How the fuck did I learn the bass parts for these songs with NO lessons? Work full-time, played in a 2nd band, and play gigs at night DRUNK and spot on (said my drummer)! Ahhhh! I miss being young, but I still LOVE The Cure! 💋

[@st0ned2dab0ne]

Hahaha. I would have loved to see this cover band. Simonette huh? Simone? Either way....Cheers to that. The Cure's bass tracks are the first that I learned when I started. Though not very difficult, they are just perfect. The bands music revolves round their bass lines, always has. The best band to ever walk the earth does not need to be the most technical, they just need to execute and they do. Simon is like the maestro waving his arms to that orchestra....................................Listening to this version of Fascination Street as I write this and it is exactly what I mean...........Perfection!

[@comovicent]

i remembre 1991 like it would be yesterday when i bought these vhs and i see very often, i really enjoyed, waiting for the new album to come wish...good years, very good memories, great vhs play out one of my favorites...

[@Alfredolunafoto1]

Me too!!!

[@Abhayada]

"we thought it would be a good idea to confront an audience" Pure Robert....hahaha!

[@KowankoMusic]

I used to watch this relentlessly along with Picture Show, Staring At The Sea (the Images) and of course In Orange.

[@janedough9279]

The Music of The Cure comes from Divine Realms....

[@haydenwittig8877]

Dark music gloomy if you wish takes you into another realm away from all the others and produces an atmosphere like no other.

[@michaelromo8677]

True so very true

[@HoonAgain]

Hayden Wittig yes

[@ericdeforest3811]

Wow, some great footage! Like so much of the music in the various live or studio settings, but especially love, If Only Tonight We Could Sleep on MTV's Unplugged! Really, great. Would like a digital copy of a lot of these. Thanks, for posting this!

[@JubeProductions]

I love this version of Wendy Time so much better than the album version or any other live version after this. This version is a bit slower and it just suits the lyrics better. This period of the Cure was their peak I would say. Boris behind the drums and Pearl on Guitar was just magic. I'm not dissing jason because I love him too but borris had that skip a beat thing that he does. Roberts Fender bass VI on Big Hand is just fire. I was lucky enough to see them in 1992 for the first time and now it's been 26 years later i've seen over 30 shows. They are just the best group ever.

[@steve1751]

JubeProductions Agreed. 1986-1992 was their peak. One great album after another.

[@HoonAgain]

JubeProductions 30 shows. I bet you got some good stories and memories. Too bad you didn’t have a camera to document it all. Wonderful either way. I’ve never seen The Cure live. Someday.

[@HoonAgain]

And no doubt they’re peak was late 80’s to early 90’s but their music is timeless. One massive amazing discography that stands alone.

[@sifugurusensei]

I'm a drummer and I dont know what skip a beat thing you mentioned. But after the first time i listened to the cure, it was the drum parts that got me excited. I picked up the drums after that? Before, I didn't think of the drums as an interesting instrument to play.

[@trickyCURE]

@@steve1751 I think 1979-1992 ;)

[@wpleary2]

I miss Boris and Porl.

[@sifugurusensei]

Yeah, without them, it's not The Cure. That's like Led Zepplin without jimmy page and John Bonham.

[@chrisbridston3438]

Pearl now days lol.. hard to keep up with the vast amount of band members that come and go

[@ericdeforest3811]

They were two of the essential pieces that helped to define the quintessential lineup of the guys. Their individual playing styles and input, enhance and compliment the quality of Roberts's writing and playing.

[@Crinkle65]

Love this. Used to have it. Back in the day. Would love to see a proper up to date documentary of their career. Desperate for it.

[@michaelrice4894]

So great to find this on le Tube! So, thanx for the post. Believe it or no; I've actually got this on VHS tape,somewhere. A frellin ' fantastic documentary it is, I say. Really captures that period ,that famous period time, from one of the world's Greatest musical groups. We very much look forward 2 the new album,Robert& guyz. Thank you again. Be safe & take care,Mike .

[@Dal97GLX]

I’ve been looking for this forever. Didn’t know the name, recorded it on VHS from PPV 20+ yrs ago.

[@SaintEshu]

Thanks for posting this. I remember when it first came out all those years ago. Sadly the VHS didn't survive.

[@KowankoMusic]

Ah there's soooo much more in this then I had on my VHS! The live performance of "Harold And Joe", the whole make-up room bit before Unplugged...very cool!

[@carxcel]

Awesome video! Although not rare, I thank you for posting.

[@chyralreasoner2155]

Geezus that voice. He is a unique entity in the universe.

[@jog2091]

...Forest...true out of the world!!!!...The all song...sounds...amazing!

[@livluv987]

Love The cure. Great style.,great songs ... ❤️ gloom rock I remember in the 80s , dress in black , tease hair , dark eyes makeup.

[@NickB-md1oy]

I always think it’s funny to see (RARE!!) in a KZbin title because it’s automatically super common now hahaha

[@HoonAgain]

The Cure debut album released on May 8, 1979. Same day I was born. Coincidence? I think not. Just found out thanks to Wikipedia. They formed in 1976, same year my older sister was born. Man this is getting weird.

[@luislizard2626]

This transported me right back in the 80’s ❤️

[@suzzcc8599]

1:19:11 I enjoyed makeup sessions with Porl, Simon, Robert and Perry - but didn’t see Boris get his makeup done ☺️

[@joek4539]

I used to get so mad when I called radio stations asking them to play “the big hand “ & they said we don’t have that. I love that song.its better on this tape than in joint-the dots b sides and rarities

[@tcb9775]

My parents would hang with the guy at our local station and give him CDs to play in the early 90's. The Cure was one of them. This was way before clear channel radio BS.

[@rocktoast]

Hall of Famers now

[@ExplodingWalkie-talkie]

Isn't strange that tons and tons of people don't know who The Cure is yet most of them have heard their songs and the ripples of their many style shifts are felt in today's music (2019). The Cure: the dark matter of bands. 🤷

[@cerebralwolf666]

Depeche mode is like a mainstream cure but still very good

[@greyguy.960]

Speak for yourself, most music lovers in Britain know who cure are plus their music .

[@ExplodingWalkie-talkie]

@@greyguy.960 Britain is not the 🌍, I'm talking about possibly millions of ppl who if shown a picture of Robert Smith they go "that's Edward Scissorshands" yet most of them have heard their worldwide hits like Just Like Heaven or Friday on the 📻

[@greyguy.960]

@@ExplodingWalkie-talkie They sell music, not pictures of themselves what do you expect from a small British band with hits.

[@ExplodingWalkie-talkie]

@@greyguy.960 Ok buddy 🤧

[@JesseLyon13]

Keep having reoccurring nightmare that I’m playing bass for the Cure and I forget the songs...

[@torijohannagray8483]

Adorable excellent explanatory essay

[@RicTic66]

The Cure are continuously followed around by their very own hole in the 'ozone layer' That's Stardom!

[@845callaway]

Haha!! Awesome comment ;)

[@octosparkTC]

Oh god I remember digging this early version of WENDY TIME so much! When WISH came out the following year, I didn’t love the album version half as much. Oh, CUT, too. It was slowed down and more dreamy.

[@kate9341]

yes, album version of Cut is too fast

[@vanReubejn]

Menudos recuerdos de adolescencia!

[@Raph42O]

The Cure Play Out is The title Of the video, i believe

[@curelovesong7435]

You are right is the cure play out DOCUMENTARY?? i dont think so ok.Cos Rob the only thing he did was talking and talking and talk about the tour from 1992 the rest are performances about the tour .ha ha RARE? i have this in VHS original tape do not lié just only for more views Morón!

[@ponkochan1230]

This is actually "Play Out, which originally aired as a PPV event on MTV. I bought it once it was released on VHS but no longer have it. I think it actually wore out and I had to throw it away. LOL I've since acquired it on DVD when a friend recorded it for me. I imagine the reason that the title here isn't showing "Play Out" is due to the fact that whenever it's been uploaded with the correct title, KZbin has taken it down because of copyright issues. Since this is been up here I've been able to send the link to friends who've either never seen it or have not seen it in years and are appreciative of the time spent to upload and share this. :-) So thank you once again!

[@evawallace9352]

This is true. A friend I used to work with recorded it for me. I only have the Vhs tape that he did. I also have The Cure In Orange on Vhs. It's really time for me to upgrade.

[@elarboldejoshua]

yes it is...another official home video that's still unreleased on DVD...i wisht they would release this one, Show, and the MTV Unplugged

[@garethde-witt6433]

Definitely not the Cure play out doco.

[@robpastore3956]

Awesome

[@ДенисПоликарпов-ш4э]

Золотой век The Cure! Спасибо за публикацию!

[@erithecure2123]

59:24 the moment when he realize that him and his wife have made commitment that they don't want to have kids. 😢

[@retrovideogamejunkie]

Dis reminded me when i used to record this kind of specials from mono channels from.the cable back in the 90 ...

[@georgesfrancois4599]

Excellent groupe.. vu en 1986.. top

[@ginny46able]

Best version of the forest ever!!!

[@csl1384]

Yes, amazing

[@simaonogueira669]

Saudade...GRANDE grupo, o melhor na minha adolescência , adorei

[@shanesmith7899]

I still have my vhs of this. I remember buying it in 1991 when it was released. Came with a poster from HMV, which got damaged on the way home so badly I had to throw it away. I love hearing the "demo" versions of wendy time, a letter to elise, cut and the big hand from this release. makes me realise I loved the slower version of wendy time more than the version from wish so much more

[@AllCoolThingsStoneMountain]

I have this on VHS somewhere. I have all of them except "In Orange." This is "The Cure Play Out."

[@austins.2495]

Thanks, I was looking for the title of this

[@jaredticer6255]

We may have had our issues back then, but musical artists were drastically better not only at creating a good sound but being unique as well as dedicated to their work rather than whatever the hell seems to bog down their senses today.

[@alexcoelho]

thanks 👊👊

[@nickking1377]

Still have the VHS

[@OldSchoolLad]

this is the best lineup of The Cure

[@dm562]

This was originally a pay-per-view event in America, by the way, before it was "Play Out" and released on VHS! I remember the night my best friend and I watched this on TV, having convinced my dad to shell out the cash for it! It's funny to think back to just how big The Cure was '89='92. You could buy cure shirts at Spencer Gifts, for crying out loud!

[@stanggirl70]

I remember being in high school when this came out on PPV and my parents wouldn't let me buy it. I sulked for weeks.

[@rachelkintner5322]

stanggirl70 If you were a true teenage Cure fan (and I'm not questioning your position, I swear!) you had already been sulking for weeks beforehand as well. 😉

[@stanggirl70]

LOL it wouldn't be so funny if it weren't true.

[@eboethrasher]

Pretty sure I still have my VHS I recorded the PPV on at my friend's house. With the original title and everything. It was an exciting time.

[@albinok4058]

My favorite band of all time still. Love “Away” version of Cut. Wendy Time is brilliant here - so much better than the final version of the album. Love The Big Hand. I still have the laser disc version of this but don’t have a laser disc player anymore!

[@alejandroconstanzo8917]

THE BLOOD

[@williamgeddes1913]

great quality concidering its age and a vhs rip

[@tcb9775]

VHS had good audio quality

[@theasianunicorn1794]

I have this in one of my vcr collections

[@thomasboardman9134]

Okay all. The Cure is one of the best rock bands because they give a shit about the production of their music as well as their audience. Remember back when people cared? About something or anything? The Cure is the new Grateful Dead because of the fact that their fan-base is now larger than the 'Dead-heads.' Also, a lot of 'Dead-heads' are Cure fans too. There's so much talk about how the band U2 is the last true and real Rock'n' Roll band and I do really enjoy U2. U2 may have earned that status but The Cure are the most artistic, creative, psychedelic, deep, and true passionate band. Personally, I was never a fan of the Grateful Dead but I'm aware of the cult following of The Cure and know that the size of their audience is most massive. I'd never equate the music of The Cure with the music of The Grateful Dead. Size of audience is what I'm taking about. The Cure is the new Grateful Dead. Stop me if I'm wrong.

[@lowandodor1150]

U2 the last true and real Rock'n'Roll band? Ah okay, you were being sarcastic, pew, thought you were being serious there for a second, pfeeew, you almost had me there!

[@fayshoneshiredotcom5279]

Excellent ❤️

[@marcovidal6729]

siempre me gustó la versión de Wendy Time que tocan en este directo. Lamentablemente dejaron la otra que es regular

[@zicada7661]

Was this a "thing" in the 80s ? It almost looks like it was produced by the same people who made that Mode 101 docu. Both are also (almost exactly) 2 hours run-time. Something to do with the VHS limits maybe ?

[@guard5069]

Brought to you by, BOOOBIEES!

[@YungHanamichi]

someone please tell me they made a CD or vinyl of this performance or this track-list at least

[@albinok4058]

They have it officially on VHS and laser disc

[@aristidesrodriguez385]

Hey muchas gracias por subir este documental. Alguna vez lo tuve en VHS y lo perdi. Extraordinario! FUERA TRUMP DE VENEZUELA!

[@JorgeMedina-cs5tg]

Trump es The Big Hand

[@Soyyolapame]

Aristides Rodriguez de que año es ?

[@aristidesrodriguez385]

@@Soyyolapame Año 1993 aproximadamente...

[@figurehead69]

The Big Hand.... one of their masterpieces, I really don't understand why it wasn't on Wish at the end.... There were rumors that Robert wanted to release it as a single, anyone knows why it didn't happen?

[@albinok4058]

The Big Hand was a b-side to A Letter To Elise.

[@figurehead69]

@@albinok4058 yes, and?... 😁 This is not answer to my question 😊

[@albinok4058]

@@figurehead69 I see. In my opinion The Big Hand does not fit the mood of Wish but I agree it’s a shame it wasn’t on an album.

[@kenzooznek8022]

Es el video Play Out…..... version de vhs …..... donde esta lo raro…..... ?

[@veerchasm1]

“Disney Spells”... I get it!

[@luzng]

The Cure ♥ ★

[@outtherelivinginthepub1973]

Slow it down at 0.75 when they are playing (Just Like Heaven)...wow it's very relaxing. Others might think its too slow but you have appreciate and savour it to enjoy it. Personally I think the song is over to quick in normal speed. I think Robert might agree if its played in a melodic way. Not depressing nor boring when it's played at 0.75...that's me just experimenting with the speed button to hear how each Cure song would sound. Some may sound better slow if a certain one is too quick or a certain song thats too quick could sound better slow. Hope that makes sense? 😉

[@tcb9775]

Where are the playing?

[@zimzoum2]

rare .... j'ai la vhs qui a été largement vendu !

[@nataliauyu]

Robertinho ❤😭

[@tutsybassista]

OMG! 😲 I have this on 📼 somewhere! I'd rather see it here though. Is this REMASTERED?

[@franciscosantos9874]

What's weird? It's the famous VHS the cure play out. I still have it.

[@thedefinitivecure9298]

Is this the Same as the US release of Play Out? Or was this a TV broadcast in UK? Not sure if there was a difference. The Cure has recently released an HD digital version of this and it looks and sounds great. This is one of my favorite periods of The Cure since I started following them in about 1990.

[@feski1]

It’s a shame the reverse snare can’t be recreated live; it really is what makes The Forest special.

[@EsromFF]

the cure play out on vhs

[@lisamisa618]

Genius!

[@EGstill85]

Somewhat little known fact that South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s favorite album of all time is Disintegration. Everyone feel free to pull this freebie out during your next small talk awkward silence;)

[@templodesombras]

is it really rare? I have the original VHS

[@gentillygirl545]

templodesombras I haven't seen it in the US, but that is not rare. Thoroughly enjoying it. Saw them in 86 and was blown away!

[@JubeProductions]

It's rare because it is out of print, meaning they don't produce anymore of these VHS tapes. It was only ever released on VHS in 1991 and probably only had 1 or 2 print runs. You won't find it for sale anywhere except used shops. Of course you can find it here and on bit-torrent for download. Now a days any type of media isn't rare because you can always download it from somewhere. Back in 1991 it was rare because you could only see it if you had the VHS tape and a VCR. Luckily I still have both ;)

[@eboethrasher]

@@JubeProductions I actually own it on Laserdisc as well, though I lack a good laserdisc player, mine is merely adequate. I have all the things they released on Laserdisc, well, at least in the US, as they did release Live in Japan on Laserdisc as well. Also, there were some CDV singles as imports here in the US that I never got. I just have a domestic one of Just Like Heaven.

[@garyeaton6172]

templodesombras r me too

[@hermanshire]

got this on vhs

[@pebblessal8389]

❤️

[@bwest6275]

Can someone please kindly let me know the songs @8:17 and @13:28? Thanks!

[@emmitvoice554]

8:17 The Big Hand (b-side from A Letter To Elise) and 13:28 Cut from the Wish album

[@bwest6275]

Thank you! I just listened to the album version of Cut and wow, this live version is much better imho.

[@R_Durand]

Also, this version of Cut had the working title “Away”, according to the VHS tape cover/box, in the song list.

[@R_Durand]

I like this rough version of Wendy Time too..

[@arturobarranca]

This versión live is the best

[@ekawidodo4309]

do they have it on dvd? because i have the vhs ...

[@allexisberry7367]

The true celebration of the outsider.

[@kaj8858]

Can anybody tell me what The song name at 2:17 is?

[@kaj8858]

Nevermind i found it

[@david_post_punk]

Which song was it?

[@joeymcallister7925]

@@david_post_punk It's an early version of "Wendy Time" from Wish.

[@Frengerxxx]

@@joeymcallister7925 It's the more better version, as studio version on "wish",I think! Also better : song 2 "The big hand" - live so much better than the studio version.

[@Ponydowncrew79]

I've got the VHS release

[@pascal0013]

Un bonheur pour tous les coiffeurs de la galaxie😂😂

[@PolverediViole]

There is someone who know what's the track at minutes 9:00 ?? Thanks

[@BearWithNoFace]

It's called The Big Hand

[@PolverediViole]

Bear With No Face ❤️

[@moonfreedom8523]

Also it's spelled: DOCUMENTARY

[@Grithron2]

Fast forward to 1 hour 10 if you're in a hurry to get to the MTV Unplugged Rehearsals - which marks the point where they decide they can no longer ignore the camera crew and start clowning about, deliberately "entertaining". First we get what one can only describe as the Sooty And Sweep version of "The Walk", and then comes that over-the-top backstage sequence which is either the highlight or lowlight of the film. (Seconded only by that feeble excuse for a "Chris Parry snowman"). Comment 2: Can anyone remember the Polish-sounding surname of Mick the road-manager? For an allegedly "legendary" character with many tall stories attached to his decades-long career, it's hard to find info on him. (All I remember is he died circa the late '00s).

[@Grithron2]

They're known for being a band of binge-drinkers - how odd that only two Cure-folk have had to consign themselves to Detox Mansions - so here's the Cure Drinking Game - take a shot every time there's a background appearance from Mary or Carol, and another every time someone alludes to Chris Parry by his nickname.

[@macshebly4330]

I heard that Robert Smith hase shiting in his Trouwsers during the concert!!! Fuck.

[@mrtulipeater]

I still think he looks like a late period Elizabeth Taylor.

[@erithecure2123]

1:25:05 who is she, the makeup artist, talking about? what a horrible story! and robert just like : "are you making the stuff?" 😂

[@outtherelivinginthepub1973]

No disrespect to Robert but the start of Harold and Joe @ 1.06.06 doesn't do him justice live. He sings it as if hes fed up. 😕???

[@SuiGenerisMan]

Not exactly rare, probably one of the best selling band documentaries of all time but that's cool, rare to younger people.

[@roberthernandez3902]

Dang I'm a lil dissapointed was hoping for a documentary

[@miked3168]

Not a documentary

[@Anything4adollar]

duh

[@bhollins3556]

No, ok thank you. I searched "the cure documentary" and got this (among others).

[@adrian56k]

What the fuck is the song at 6 minutes

[@Onnyxblaze]

Smh I can’t believe the makeup artist got more speaking time than Boris, Porl, Mary, And Other people who know about the Cure and the work that goes into putting their shows. This documentary feels underwhelming. But that’s just my opinion.

[@aritiihonen8919]

How is it rare if it's on youtube?

[@tcb9775]

False title its originally a live performance