The Cure - Jumping Someone Else's Train

[@RCAvhstape]

Simon wearing a leather jacket while sweating his ass off and playing bass like a beast.

[@Luxarium]

Fuckin legend man

[@EwanMcInnes]

@@Luxariumfr

[@MrRexTATO]

This song reminds me when I was happy and did not know

[@tostesson]

nailed it

[@lavielemond]

Love that...I may have to 'jump your train' & use in the future, my friend!

[@taffycat93]

Truer words never written...

[@firebirdgao]

Teenage fears …

[@dinahdonovon]

WELL SAID!!

[@yeahfrwhoa4094]

Man's ripping through this song. So satisfying to hear Roberts finesse

[@mikeyj.3605]

"this song is about... trains" Great combo!

[@jamesoncroft2980]

“heres two songs about trains” *

[@jessicatwist9903]

I can't explain how much this song brings me joy. And this live version is probably my favorite version.

[@FrankManolas]

Me, too!

[@jamesian-allen8725]

i was there when this musical explosion went down...it was called "punkrock/new wave" and those who missed out...really missed out! :)

[@davidpeck596]

"If you pick up on it quick, you can say you were there"

[@bigdredwick1381]

Yep, good job jumping on that train homie.

[@michaelhindman3329]

The 70’s records were vastly underrated. That was some brilliant stuff. Big Bob Smith had sounds in his head that didn’t exist until he gave them to us. Genius

[@janiquevaillot8554]

The young beautiful Robert Smith with a raw energy when he performed with The CURE before the make up and before the fame all over the world !

[@forestsoceansmusic]

A valiant effort for a 3-piece band to play a song live that has two important overdubbed guitars.

[@jezza10181]

I think Simons excellent bass playing helps to fill it all out, then Robert just has to supply the bare bones chords

[@eboethrasher]

@@jezza10181 Simon isn't playing anything that wasn't already there, Michael played as busy as hell bassline on the original, and Simon replicated the vibe of it for Another Journey...

[@maurosheernobrainertestoni7588]

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[@alexandertijerina1658]

I was seeking out a live video just so I could see how they did it, because I want to form a 3-piece and possibly do this one

[@quieres107]

@@alexandertijerina1658 all the luck brotha

[@harbinger8035]

That bass!!!!! Wow

[@dulcema.isanchezcruz6701]

Yeeeees! Fantastiiiiiiic 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@garthrallysport]

The sole reason why I play a precision bass. Epic

[@Martsapso21]

Tried playing this on guitar along with Robert. FUCK, my right hand is about to fall off. What a magnificent group these three (and occasionally four) were.

[@AidanofLindisfarne]

I can do both guitar parts fairly well, but that bloody bass is a beast

[@david_post_punk]

​@@AidanofLindisfarne show us the proof

[@AidanofLindisfarne]

@david_post_punk not ready for that. It's been awhile and I'm sure it sounds like shite until I worked it out... again. But in a chord and riff wise it's not too bad , in a technical way. But to get the rhythms and nuances down is another matter

[@originalfallinggirl]

One of the Cure's greatest songs

[@christinal.7004]

I actually love lol in his drummin days.....

[@alyssavictoriaa5]

+Christina L. So do I. They will never sound the same without him.

[@JuliaperfumeBr]

I never understood why Robert hated his way of playing the drums, for me it is awesome!

[@christinal.7004]

+richard brook I know right! So much better than keyboards ! :)

[@JuliaperfumeBr]

Christina L. Yeah aha

[@michaelwilson2340]

Christina L. He actually sounds like he's close to Ramones speed on this one!

[@doom_81]

Lol Tolhurst is such an underrated drummer. Human metronome.🥁

[@howardtyler7]

Preferred him as a drummer, rather than on keyboards!!

[@MrVincent63]

Was the best time of the Cure. Good memory's

[@czeslawbednarek]

NO ITS ILOVE CURE 1989 OK

[@fredhandy2063]

Playing guitar and singing at the same is hard. This song is workout too. Great job Robert!

[@19TheJohn93]

It isn't if you practice it..

[@LiuLoki]

Hard is play BASS guitar and sing at the same time

[@CenterTree777]

What's really hard is singing lead AND backup vocasl at the same time. Or playing drums and keyboards together.

[@david_post_punk]

@@19TheJohn93 nothing is hard of u practice it enough

[@julianwells321]

This is 2 songs played back to back. Jumping someone elses train, followed by Another journey by train. Thanks for posting!

[@ap118.]

17 seconds - deluxe version (b side)...

[@vincent8833]

"Another journey by train" is b-side of "A Forest". Pretty most of you know it, but it's such a great song that it deserved to be mentioned.

[@maryburke5423]

They used to play them together

[@yolandacamino8188]

Fantastic!! They were so young and sounded fresh. This The Cure that I like the most. Simon was playing very good and Robert was sooo attractive for me here wow!... I love it, what a good live show, thank you for sharing it!

[@patatagiratoria]

I get excited with the light effects on the old cameras

[@missescookie]

Best version ever!

[@franckgerard1150]

missescookie right 100%

[@eurodara]

hell yeah!

[@gmansi]

+missescookie I miss the second guitar

[@jbox293]

Yea I miss the second guitar as well, and the second part of vocals.

[@רותםנדב-ז3ח]

that's right

[@robedierdichfat3681]

the best drumer in this band....

[@desert.mantis]

What a killer version of one of my favorite songs! Love the instrumental!

[@robertoafernandezr7776]

That's another song altogether bro..

[@cooperburrows]

Just imagine playing that same beat for 5 minutes and 22 seconds

[@Muldfeld]

Your title should refer to the fact that the band launches immediately into the excellent instrumental "Another Journey By Train." Thanks for uploading this and in amazing quality, too.

[@alastairwinner]

What a band.... incredible musicianship from them all

[@Dracconn_X]

Love this live combo of 2 songs, or song + demo, very nice: Jumping Someone else´s train & Another Journey by train The best version live of both.

[@hyenajack]

Best band of the 80s hands down!

[@BarbieChaite]

2:19 to 2:34 : Tolhurst for president

[@VanHellsing12]

Someone told me smith was so wrapped up in being successful he never had time to be with anyone else but band mates in rehearsals and the occasional hanger on friends of theirs. When not rehearsing he was to himself writing and putting out as many words in the work until he found which words flowed to the music most. And even then he was strict to not share until studio ready.

[@ramon9422]

Pure Cure Brilliance! Don't you wish you were there

[@rubylynch7540]

this is SOOOO GOOD one of the best cure songs ever

[@roddick0124]

la unica razon por la que esta no es la mejor cancion que he escuchado en toda mi vida, es porque the cure saco mas!... lo mas grande de todos los tiempos!!!!

[@valpro99]

there was absolutely nothing wrong with Lol's drumming. There was no reason to replace him.

[@jacqdanieles]

True, but Boris was even better.

[@scotznotslopped-empir-1555]

​@@jacqdanielesthis was easily the best line up of the cure. Boris was technically a better drummer but a little too frilly for my taste

[@videosmauricioleon]

Este es el The Cure q escucho y respeto, la época esplendorosa y generalmente desconocida... 1980!

[@Rundm3p]

generalmente mas conocida dirás....

[@tabatharamirez8046]

desconocida, por miles.

[@edgarsolbes1313]

Desconocida para los escuincles nalgas miadas llamados millenials..

[@cesarlengua6090]

Excelentes musicos

[@lilmogwaii]

So much passion, its exhilarating.

[@simonamarinamartamoscatell2510]

💙

[@actio4marchal203]

Allez, un grand bol de Cure pour prolonger la nuit! Le grand Bob du temps de sa splendeur, avec en prime Lol Tolhurst a la batterie...Cure toujours !

[@alyssavictoriaa5]

Love Lol. He's just fantastic.

[@nauangielski]

20 years after I first heard it still knocks me out of my feet...

[@maryburke5423]

Ha it’s more than 40 yrs for me

[@sergiogeovanniolivareslope6]

One of my favorite songs of the cure.....

[@Ataraxicosis]

Is that Tolhurst playing the drums? Yeah, that´s Lol... and is Gallup in the bass? I think he is because of the picking... Anyway, Freaking GREAT!

[@miloesalazar]

11 year old reply, fucking Lol Tolhurst knows how to groove and mock those drum machine beats.

[@Luxarium]

@@miloesalazar he’s kind of my fav drummer, wouldn’t say he was the ‘best’ (Boris maybe.) But his work on their first 3 albums contains some of my fav drum riffs, figurehead, other voices, strange day, pornography, hanging garden etc etc

[@janiquevaillot8554]

Happy Times when I was a teenager and I do love their evolution ! Friendly from France.

[@franckgerard1150]

Pure moment of Cure

[@jokerall]

Some great guitar playing

[@pablog444]

there are 2 songs here Jumping../ Another Journey By Train

[@DragonsTooth]

Damn, that's good!!! If i could have this playing in my eyes and ears as i go about my normal day, i would have it every day every damn second for the rest of my life!!

[@david_post_punk]

How do u feel about it after 10 years man?

[@richf5165]

This is now my favourite version of these 2 songs 😊

[@simolui]

jumping.. someone else's train... jumping...someone else's traiiiiiinnn... super tune!!!

[@user-gh8wt2zi2n]

love this song , love this version.

[@BaronessStrange]

that bass riff is so kick arse!

[@frc04101]

Chords go like this F#m A D F#m A D F#m A D C#m Enjoy it guys, great tune!

[@thunder_heads]

Thank you x

[@dirkwearsws]

wish i were there. and another bucket list song to learn the bass guitar to

[@Simon-zm5pp]

the mounting intensity all the way through those last few moments! anyone else notice how lol collapses off of his stool at the end?

[@calvinsweeney2503]

Simon Solberg I’ve watched this 400 times and just copped it! Nice one

[@bogart4602]

The best!! Now rock & roll hall of fame

[@atakd]

There are 2 Cure tracks in this video, Jumping Someone Else's Train up to the drum solo then the instrumental Another Journey by Train, B side of A Forest.

[@michelm1623]

yes lol is a great drummer

[@Mickem02]

3:41 Lol shouts oh F*ck me! 😂😂😂

[@syderwarp]

I'm going to be rocking back and forth in the corner now from how good this was!! O_O XD

[@Silverbono]

Makes me nuts how fast they play this song

[@MrJonnyPepper]

I love the guitar in this song.

[@gayandblackin1985]

a big slice of joy! ...i think bloc party should pay this band all of their royalties!

[@garthrallysport]

Sound & quality is brilliant on this! I absolutely love The Cure. Top Vid! 10/10

[@Alma889900]

OMFG i wish i was there! robert is so awesome

[@bassnicola]

at 1:00 - Robert says with his eyes "Damn it Simon.. Just play the right notes"

[@ness283]

What a bas guitar

[@bullfrog1954]

As a railfan I like this song, and Another Journey by Train! Really the entire Boys Don't Cry album is great! I think Robert Smith is older than I am (or almost)!

[@VHOS-db1td]

Cure for ever!!!👍🇬🇷

[@ml680]

always nice to find 'new' old footage...thanks for the upload...

[@nightshift8249]

Man, Lol was really steady on drums.

[@PayingDebtToKarma]

I love how they immediately follow it up with "Another Journey by Train"! Tasty to say the least!

[@djhose]

Uau what energy!

[@lys84]

Amazing song of The Cure, love it!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍

[@denisewhitney8174]

Nothing but love.

[@RisingStarHandmade]

Great stuff.

[@alejandrogaliciadiaz947]

Esto es a lo que yo llamo rock puro de lo mejor de the cure

[@seraphidelia]

WOW!!!!!! Thank you for uploading this gem!!! Amazing! Love the blending of the two songs! ❤️❤️❤️

[@VanLars]

My favorite Cure song!

[@vanessahay8524]

One of my favorite cure songs

[@Krafter6]

Woow after Jumping Someone Else's Train they played Another Journy By Train! I din't noticed it at first, LOL Awesome Cure, as always!

[@ianburroughs4672]

Just fabulous

[@bigdredwick1381]

Lol owned that track.... his drumming makes up for the lack of lead.

[@denisewhitney8174]

Love. My favorite cure song.

[@manuelangelnickafabrega3799]

Pogo song

[@thecure13th]

without words, awesome video The Cure Forever

[@cromlek]

this is brilliant!!!!!! top marks to the uploader. u got any more. i love early cure so raw and pure Cheers heaps for this.

[@TheSpacesafari]

ich liebe die version, und viele viele andere lieder von robert

[@Spoonbill_88]

Can we get some love for Lol’s drumming please…

[@RalphTCMKaiser]

greatest time of them ..... till 1982

[@LouisVoynich]

BEST VERSION EVER

[@jayav1964]

be the drummer from the cure should be the best thing ever

[@lptomtom]

Epic. Simon Gallup is the man!

[@HANSELCURE]

The best base of the cure. Three Imaginary Boys Her,, Regards Hans From México

[@panayiotisfitsoros4713]

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@michaelreid186]

This is perfect. Thank you.

[@georgepokutniy5469]

Thank you for the music!

[@shakedydogshake]

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rubegarza]

Bad ass song

[@klaudijavorihi6514]

This proves that Cures are great

[@oostangrauv9413]

Drummer is a human metronome

[@SinkingForever]

30 gennaio 2016: Cara(?) Claudia, mi manca quel viaggio senza destinazione, saltando di treno in treno, senza biglietto: il viaggio che non facemmo mai... era il 30 dicembre 2005 che ne parlammo, eravamo a Milano, ricordo ancora la zona in cui ne parlammo (anche se non ne conosco il nome, ma saprei tornarci, è molto centrale), procedevamo in una direzione e nella stessa zona, sarei tornato quasi sei anni dopo, ma con Elisa, e camminando nella direzione opposta. Dai giorni con Elisa sono passati quasi cinque anni (quasi quattro e mezzo se contiamo quando ci vedemmo), dieci e qualche mese in più da quelli con te (undici e mezzo, quasi dodici quindi, da quando ci sentimmo per la prima volta nel mondo virtuale). Da quel 30 dicembre del 2005, avremo aspettato un anno e mezzo, facendo arrivare l'estate del 2007 che appariva così lontana, e col suo arrivo, zaino in spalla e tanta immaginazione, saremo partiti per una metà sconosciuta e improvvisata, o meglio, saremo partiti e basta, saltando di treno in treno, scendendo in ogni stazione in cui ci avrebbero fatto scendere i controllori, perché mai e poi mai avremo speso soldi per un biglietto, e mai poi mai avremo speso degli attimi di esistenza per ciò che più sarebbe stato lontano dalla vita: ma la promessa di vivere in pieno non riuscii io a mantenerla, e ne te mantenesti quella di intraprendere quel viaggio senza meta, se non quella interiore. E quando sarebbe giunto il momento di fermarci, l'avremo capito da noi Oggi sono passati dieci anni, un mese e un giorno da quella chiaccherata, otto anni e mezzo (circa) da quell'estate del 2007 che appariva così distante nel tempo, ma come sempre, è la giovinezza e la vita ad apparirmi lontane nel tempo: e di quei tempi, cos'è stato? Cos'è rimasto? Dimmelo un po tu...