How The Cure Disintegrated | New British Canon

[@TrashTheory]

Every now and then I get people asking for a playlist of every song mentioned in my videos: Well here's a Spotify link for this one: open.spotify.com/playlist/559NvZ3KjLAp9oAjOS0ZoF?si=ef315b9603c84bd7 and the KZbin Music one: music.kzbin.info/aero/PLooaZ33lSalclUMzGkrT6hXW0xv-Hy2-i&si=AQIN9tkw_YjtRXbC

[@Digitalhunny]

Fugg, I just _love_ your voice!! Thank you for making & posting content. ❤❤

[@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperorユウ]

Lol! I was about to write a comment suggesting exactly that! 😆 Pause the video, play the songs on Spotify, done. 🥰🧨

[@tom.m]

Really appreciate the playlists.

[@MrAgmoore]

You have the world's most annoying subtitles - put the subs at the bottom of the frame, like every other film on the planet. You literally block the art direction, with the world's silliest subtitles.

[@PortervilleMusicSociety]

i love you so much trash theory, thank you for your channel and passion

[@theangryadventurer3954]

This programme is one of the top 3 things produced on KZbin

[@andrewsiann]

Tell me the others of this same caliber!

[@analogmoz]

'Cor, this programme is armoured with bright colour, leftenant.

[@JohnHirstUKAK]

That comment is one of the top one bot comments on KZbin.

[@austintrousdale2397]

“Trash Theory is the best KZbin music channel, everrrrr!” Byle Krovlovski

[@saskhiker3935]

Amazing only 500,000 subs. Underrated.

[@nickjanuary7177]

Smith being so devoted to his wife is so sweet

[@ThreadBomb]

He still shagged around a lot, though.

[@rogerpattube]

Not very pop starry though

[@plinko84]

It's refreshing. Besides, I don't see him fitting into the trope or some limited stereotypes of a rock/pop star. . . he's not like the other girls. ;)

[@alukuhito]

Are you sure he is though? He sure has a bunch of songs that make it sound like he has affairs. He's been on the road for well over 40 years, with lots of drugs, booze, and women around.

[@mayasanders1046]

I thought about that with A Fragile Thing but I don't know 😅​@@alukuhito

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

“DISINTEGRATION IS THE BEST ALBUM EVERRR!” - Kyle Broflovski

[@saldiven2009]

I mean, he's not wrong.

[@roelfkromhout]

He was 💯 right

[@jacobjames1171]

Barbara, Barbara 🦖

[@s3bast1aannn]

Our Savior 🙏🏾

[@jr-fu6gj]

So many albums. Just play one and let your mood decide :)

[@5Digits]

I am obsessed with A Forest. It's been my ringtone for 10+ years.

[@zimriel]

I wrote a poem once inspired by that (and Pale Saints' "Hunted"). I don't know if I still have it...

[@AtZero138]

@@5Digits it was always interesting to find Bootleg live recordings.. mostly to hear.. Robert change ( A Forest).. Everytime... Absolutely always a unique version would come out of him.. The entire Album 17 Seconds... Will forever be my favorite..

[@Lafay.]

GOSH IM ALSO OBSESSED SINCE THE FIRST TIME I LISTENED TO

[@ZAPPED916]

The only good song from that clown.

[@saskhiker3935]

British Canon never disappoints.

[@saldiven2009]

Disintegration is another one of those albums that demonstrates how music industry executives don't really get it.

[@perfectallycromulent]

What aren't record company executives getting? Plenty of people like Disintegration, I think they understand that. A lot more people like Rhythm Nation 1814 by Janet Jackson from the same year, I think record company executives also understand that.

[@saldiven2009]

@perfectallycromulent Watch the video before commenting.

[@ricardoediza2690]

They really sat down, listened to it, and were like “Yeah, this is an all-time perfect masterpiece, but what about the Hall and Oates lovers?”

[@DeadpoolX9]

@@perfectallycromulent I have never heard of what you described and I have absolutely zero desire to understand what you described. THAT is what they don't get. And I bet more people from my generation know about Disintegration than.... whatever the fuck

[@isabely.6926]

Man, I’ve cried for the last 10 minutes of this video. I often forget how important The Cure has been for me… their music a part of many stages of my life. Thank you for this essay.

[@ivanruiz9124]

The cure is so emotionally vast that you can pick a different favourite song every day depending on your mood, the weather, the day of the week, a landscape, a feeling, a person, a moment a lifetime. Play for today in a forest looking at pictures of you on a mint car felling just like heaven open to desintegration out of this world because boys don't cry.

[@newforestpixie5297]

when Caterpillar was released as a single in Britain a DJ on bbc radio said they were the new pink Floyd & in certain respects he or she wasn’t wrong. they had the lot in my opinion except a Kate bush or Toyah or Harriet wheeler in the line up but i guess they wouldn’t have been what they were with those guys !

[@codygross6103]

Well said

[@SauteOignon]

It's exactly like horoscope forecast, it so obvious and dumb that it can fit any situation of someone deseperate to understand. It's stupidity at his best

[@colbyshea5915]

Brilliant comment! I particularly like the way you show me show me show me how you move to the beat like you know that spiderman is having me for dinner tonight

[@AtZero138]

@@ivanruiz9124 (It's Not You).. (At Night) (Plastic Passion) (Object).. (Jumping Someone Else's Train) (Primary) (Upstairs Room).. Plus others of course..

[@haggish_]

"plainsong" and "closedown" are two of the most lush, gorgeous songs ever written. "disintegration" accomplishes what it sets out to do, because, to me, listening to it feels like dissolving to an ocean in the best way possible, it's a breaking apart to become part of a bigger whole. pure aural alchemy.

[@zimriel]

Even the two offtracks, Homesick and Last Dance, are absolute gems

[@EspenHjert]

for me growing up in the late 80s, Last Dance taught me what lost love and missed opportunities was about and it blew my lid. Disintegration is on my top 5 list, and curiously the only The Cure album I like.

[@JayboTheHood]

4:00 Hmmmm. It's really not a good album. Apart from the song "Catch" which is stunning. Disintegration on the other hand, is just awesome. Awesome in its actual meaning. Like a glacier, carving it's way through souls, gobbling up despair and leaving fragments of hope behind. .... in a brilliant way.

[@guy8029]

I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again, I really appreciate the era - specific clips that go with the interview excerpts 👍🏻

[@jr-fu6gj]

Imo Robert smith is on par w Jim Morrison for best male rock voices. The list you are thinking about now LoL

[@austintrousdale2397]

The little things like that are just as important to Mr. Trash Theory as the big-picture takeaways on things like genre and influence. And that’s a big part of why this channel is consistently excellent.

[@vlogily8043]

I really love the needle drops and also TT’s voice and writing are JUST LIKE HEAVEN

[@robinonion]

there's not enough The Cure related videos on KZbin

[@jon-paulfilkins7820]

Not sure, I mean, on one hand I prefer quality over quantity, they are not for everyone, but have something for anyone with a soul and a heart. But...will happily put up with some so so (Love)Cat(s) video's and memes!😉

[@lovepulse]

Probably your best episode yet, and perfect timing with The Cure being at such great heights this Autumn.

[@hydrocodone7]

Trash theory is my fave youtube channel and Disintegration is my fave album so I've watched this video like 5 times. It's perfect.

[@rgs8970]

"A Letter to Elise" will probably always be my favorite Cure song. When I was 13 years old, I heard it on the radio in the car and then I wouldn't let my mom turn off the radio until the DJ came on to tell us the song and the artist. I didn't know that "pop" songs could sound like that 🖤

[@austintrousdale2397]

It’s kind of like a companion to “Pictures of you” on the previous album. At least IMHO ✌️

[@kimchi_b]

It was definitely in the works sometime very shortly afterwards, the played it in their first demo mini set after Disintegration (along with The Big Hand and two others) in 1990 iirc :)

[@robertschneiderjohn589]

"As the nights grow longer and colder, there is no better soundtrack." Dead on, balls accurate. Well done. Cheers.

[@ctsilva45]

Just Like Heaven is one of the greatest songs ever written. The synths, the guitar, the lyrics - every bit of it is genius. Every time he sings "I'll run away with you. I'll run away with you" I start to cry because deep down that is all any of us really wants: someone who is so devoted to us that they would give up everything to be with us because with us they already have everything

[@TefiTheWaterGipsy]

I've just found my corner of the Internet. Not just this video, this whole channel. There's nothing else quite like it.

[@Ghoulstille]

When they started playing Burn live again I was so happy. Nothing beats finding a live version of Burn from a recent show on youtube and hearing how amazing Robert sounds live.

[@austintrousdale2397]

🐦‍⬛

[@theDutton]

I've seen them live a load of times and it's honestly astonishing how well preserved his voice is, still sounds exactly like the records

[@IloveKurtCobain-z5k]

@@theDutton It does. When I met Robert the 1st time it was b/c I won a Cure trivia contest on the radio.We saw them during them warming up. Robert asked for requests. There were maybe 15 of us. People were screaming out song names & he kept saying we are playing that tonight. Then a couple said Friday I'm in Love. I was like Jesus Christ. I raised my hand and asked for "Purple Haze" by Hendrix. He melted our faces off. So good.I love The Crow movie. The Cure are my fave & STP added in Interstate Love Song. They are my 2nd favorite band.

[@markedis5902]

Disintegration is a fantastic album. Not a bad song on it. The Cure are about the only band that has a song for whatever you are feeling, from happy to sad, motivated to depressed, partying to isolation There is always a Cure song for that mood.

[@ZAPPED916]

I think the Cure are boring.

[@cris_261]

Driving to work in the pre-dawn darkness listening to Songs From a Lost World enjoying the music and wanting to keep on driving. I felt the same way on the drive home, also in the dark (love those winter months!), only listening to Fields of the Nephilim.

[@j.a.l.m.8388]

When I was 13 years old I started buying their albums and I have the entire collection. It’s been 40 years of pleasure. 🥰

[@AtZero138]

That's Awesome.. I was proud to have been able to give my collection of almost all 1st pressings to my Son Anthony...

[@fairdose]

The 1980s was a particularly magical time to be a teenager and listening to this music coming out for the first time. “Disintegration” hit me like a truck. lIt left an imprint on me for the rest of my life and nothing afterwards even comes close.

[@AtZero138]

@@fairdose cheers from Orange County California.. I still have.. Disintegration Promo Posters.. The Album Cover one's.. I don't have a problem giving them to Real Fans.. I would leave them at BIONIC Records in Cypress CA.. Just ask.. no worries

[@nelsonvh3033]

As you‘ve asked what my favourite The Cure song is: „Charlotte sometimes“ will touch me deeply forever!

[@ri6335]

oh my god yes!!!! absolutely my fave as well

[@moreld1]

Charlotte.. and Other Voices were the first Cure songs that grabbed me back in the 80s, and they never let go.

[@CappyLarou]

that is the best description of the Cure I have ever heard, "the band who wrote Friday I'm in Love"...lol

[@zimriel]

I think Smith shivers and shakes whenever someone says that

[@knaz7468]

​@@zimriel Ba Dum Tish!

[@chyannehainstock7842]

I'm 48, from the US. The Cure was my introduction to goth music. I'm still thankful to them for that ❤

[@taradiane]

core teenage memory was getting this album - on cassette lol - and listening to it over and over. the title track remains probably my fave cure song ever, and i'm not embarrassed to say i've listened to it on repeat play for more than an hour before.

[@kingrix]

There is no shame in that. It is the best song on an album full of incredible songs.

[@nme87]

I cannot understate the excitement when I open KZbin and see that you uploaded a new video, even moreso from a band and album that I've always enjoyed.

[@djdrack4681]

I'm just glad despite his constant drowning in drugs and depression that Robert Smith is still around. Cobain, Cornell, Weiland, Bennington, and so many more succumbed to either the drugs, or intentionally un-alived themselves...Good to see he's still around and doing 'fairly well'

[@Candyohh]

The Cure a band that both lives up and defies expectations and assumptions.

[@kendenta2207]

I saw the prayer tour in 1989 in Houston, Tx. The best concert ever. I'm 70 years old and still listen to all of their albums. My favorite song...........A night like this.😮

[@Harlequin565]

Been listening to the Cure for just over 40 years. Disintegration was a genius album and for me, nothing after that came remotely close. Such a shame about Lol - I've read the story from both sides and the truth is probably in the middle somewhere. Either way, Disintegration & Faith are two albums from my past that always yank me straight back to being a teenager again. Nice piece of work as always.

[@ThePoleOfJustice]

Lol basically owns the whole thing in his autobiography. It's mentioned here, but he basically went into detail about how his reaction was stupid, he had no right to say it, and that he still doesn't really know why he reacted the way he did. They made up later, so at least there's that.

[@alukuhito]

Lol's cool though. He's doing well. He's got a nice wife. He does some great podcasts with Budgie. He wrote an awesome autobiography about him and the Cure a few years ago, and he's got a more recent book on Goth. Not a shame at all.

[@FF-bs6hy]

I feel we're closing in on Talk Talk, The Style Council and Japan..! Very well done this one

[@michellederus3655]

The Cure have been, and continue to be, the soundtrack of my life. Decades of songs, memories and living. Thank you seems so small a thing to say for such an enormous part of me.

[@sorenbruns5541]

The level of detail that goes into these videos is astounding. And the last section about an album's influence on contemporary music is always full of aha moments.

[@amherst88]

Great job as always -- 'Friday' is what I go to when I need a huge 'up' (and I listen to most of what they've done) but the whole of *Seventeen* *Seconds* is still a stone cold work of art for me, a flawless incarnation of what was in the atmosphere in those days and ever since.

[@Zillah82]

Really amazingly researched and written video. I've been a fan of The Cure for over 30 years now. Disintegration was there for me during a very dark time in my life and you're quite right. For as dark an album as it is, it was very comforting. I suppose if I had to pick a favorite by them, it would be either If Only Tonight We Could Sleep or Like Cockatoos.

[@BlakeTheBunnyman]

wake tf up the cure is on new british canon again!!!

[@colindickson697]

Hands down one of the best channels on it. Seriously love your content.

[@sirearlgrey2036]

Disintegration is the album that got me into the Cure, but "10:15 Saturday Night" from Three Imaginary Boys is probably by favorite song of theirs. It just builds and builds. I also have a distinct memory of listening to it as I was leaving my then-partner's house about 15 years ago and a big lightning flash happening at the exact moment of the first cymbal crash, so that memory might be playing into my fondness for it as well.

[@AtZero138]

And I'm sitting in the kitchen sink, ... 3 Imaginary Boys.. Boys Don't Cry.. 3 Imaginary part 2... Seventeen Seconds.. Then we got all those.. E.Ps ?.... But... Primary!!.. Charlotte Sometimes.. Faith.. Pornography (of course)... ..... The Top.. ehhh... Head on the Door... Kiss Me x3.. DISINTEGRATION,, has always been... I don't know how to explain it...good , but also.. I wanted more... Wish... To the Edge of the Deep Green Sea .. I'm still waiting for a Song as good as that.. If you have a suggestion.. let me know...

[@vincentvincent9576]

Swimming the same deep water is an absolute masterpiece, the bass VI on that track is the most beautiful sound ever.

[@davidtollefson8411]

What a great album, and what a great channel. The Cure have been a major inspiration for me for over four decades. Now more than ever.

[@corycourtney8923]

Trash Theory has set the bar so high that it's hard for me to enjoy other channels. Amazing stuff. Also, I wonder if Robert Smith has heard the Converge version of Disintegration...

[@kingrix]

Disintegration is my favorite Cure song, and that is my favorite cover of one of their songs. Everyone should hear the Converge version of Disintegration.

[@AirQuotes]

What do you think of Todd In The Shadows? It's very different but I lm a huge fan if that channel

[@tvav69]

Kiss Me and Disintegration are two of the greatest albums ever. 😊✌🏻

[@jonnichols3236]

Lullaby is my favorite song. It's so creepy and romantic at the same time.

[@tom.m]

One of the best channels ever. Covering one of the best albums ever. Christmas came early this year!

[@DrWest2]

When I saw that my favourite music channel posted a video about my favourite band I felt my heart beat a little quicker, but I've waited until I could be alone and totally immerged into the video. And oh man you delivered so brilliantly! I rarely comment but I really wanted you to know that I deeply love and appreciate your videos, I feel at home, I feel loved, I feel understood. Thanks a lot for the work you provide, you don't even know how happy it makes me feel. And since this one is about The Cure I couldn't hold a tear sometimes along the way! 🖤🖤🖤 Again, thank you so much, and cheers from France. PS: my favourite song of The Cure is probably "Charlotte Sometimes" - although it constantly changes,, tomorrow I can very well say it's "From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea"!

[@noughiphiet]

This is one of the best episodes you have ever written. I am a long long long Cure fan, and I never knew all that information about Smith and Tolhurst.

[@kassyh117]

Disintegration is one of my favourite albums All artists All genres All time Like Pornography, it has a genuine dark and macabre but still poetic and romantic atmosphere that makes me shiver Can't wait for their next tour to finally see them !! Thank you for your amazing work I love your videos I never miss one 😁

[@FHL-Devils]

Songs of a Lost World is a very welcome return to 'real' Cure.

[@djbeema]

When I heard "Alone" I believe I tweeted something to the extent of "babe wake up, the cure is back and they're more depressing than ever!" 😂 It feels so right

[@kingrix]

"A Fragile Thing" has been stuck in my head for at least a month. The first time I heard it, I thought it was a lost B side from the Wish era. Truly a return to form.

[@joancahill4405]

​@@kingrix Love the Whole Album, & "I Can Never Say Goodbye" Touches My Heart & Soul!

[@nickmaatjes5611]

this is documentary is fantastic, thank you so much!

[@orinami3310]

"Other instrument" .. That hurts a little bit, damn

[@Daandelioon]

Every single one of your docs is BBC material. So thorough, so crafted, and even more so entertaining and interesting. I really hope you get the credits you deserve for this amazing work. Always recomending you and looking forward for the next one. Love from 🇦🇷

[@Narsufin]

I was 19 when this album came out and I played it to death. I will never tire of hearing it and it's as amazing now as it was then.

[@zweispurmopped]

The Cure always were brilliant musicians that I liked to listen to but which always pulled me down over the span of complete albums. This Twilight Garden, is one of the loveliest love songs out there and for me the most underrated song by The Cure!

[@JazzyBlues79]

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant! That is all I can really say...that...and Thank You for profiling The Cure. They shall forever reign supreme. Cheers!

[@mikehagmaier3949]

Hearing them play the song Disintegration live in San Francisco in 1989 was the most powerful live music experience I’ve ever had. The sound, the lights, and the intensity of how Robert sang. I can recall it to this day and it still moves me. BTW - not sure if The Cure would have made it so far without Lol’s unique and identifiable drumming on their earlier albums.

[@crazycatman5928]

Arguably one of the greatest bands ever.

[@edalder2000]

Robert Smith told his bandmates that "Just Like Heaven" was the great song he had ever wrote when it was recorded. Robert Smith then composed the songs on "Disintegration."

[@palebluedotstudios]

A masterful video about a side of The Cure I knew little about. Robert Smith has been such a towering figure in my musical influences that I've often forgotten to humanize him. I appreciate all the hard work and deep research you do, Trash Theory. Cheers!

[@johnlime7332]

Great video as always. Disintegration is definitely in my top 3 albums of all time. Pure bliss from start to finish.

[@msmoniz]

Watching Me Fall is one of their best and criminally underrated songs. 11 minutes plus of pure Cure dynamic moody vibes over a swampy simple chord sequence.

[@mi1stormilst]

The Cure as a whole and even more Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss me can be listened to unendingly for all time.

[@taractaylor]

Amazing!! I love your videos and this is the best one yet!

[@ikd3240]

Disintegration is the Cure’s masterpiece. One of the greatest albums ever recorded.

[@rorschach1]

Plainsong is my absolute favorite Cure song. Next would probably be Primary.

[@mht525]

Awesome 🙏 Just like heaven is such a masterpiece. ✌️🤘🏴🇦🇺

[@fabiomaia]

I remember the first time I heard Disintegration, I was 10 when it came out. One of my uncles is 10 years older than me, which made him more of an older brother than an uncle really, and I had started listening to music with him a few years prior (back in 87). A friend of him had bought the album the day it was released and he recorded it on tape and brought it on a family trip. I already knew The Cure, it was his favorite band at the time and he would play them all the time, but I remember vividly how Disintegration impacted me as no other album had before. Maybe because it was the first Cure album we were experiencing together for the first time. My uncle died suddenly last year and it was a hard hit that I haven’t fully recovered. At his funeral, after he was buried, I stood alone with a cousin of mine beside his grave and played “The Same Deep Water as You” on its entirety on my phone so we could share the album one last time.

[@arclight2012]

Wow. One of what has become my favorite KZbin channels taking on one of my top 5 albums of all time, and how well it is taken on! This video is filled with things I already did know but a lot of nuggets I did not. Well done!

[@BrendanMacWade]

Thanks for another Cure documentary, Trash Theory! 1989 was life changing for me at age 16. I bought a lot of contemporaneous CDs, but Paul's Boutique, Doolittle and Disintegration quickly stood out as special albums. And to my grave they will continue to be special.

[@LivyathanAD]

Disintegration is a masterpiece. I love albums that flow and Disintegration does that beautifully.

[@LivyathanAD]

Oh and I also love Elite.

[@vannjunkin8041]

The bass line in "Catch" 🖤🖤🖤

[@moondra3481]

👍

[@hayorge27]

Disintegration was a masterpiece that kept me from offing myself in high school thank you Robert

[@JustinBeats-j2b]

You’re a top tier KZbin contributor in my view, this video is the deep delve into The Cure, one of my favourite ever artists and one of my favourite ever albums, that I would never piece together through my own reading. Possibly your best video to date, and that bar is high. Bravo 👏🏻

[@jamberry9795]

I start sobbing (or at least tear up) whenever I listen to "Lovesong". It always sounded so pure and genuine in its expression and turns out that's because it was literally always meant to be, not as an abstract concept, but just a pure love song for a real person.

[@joancahill4405]

Same Here! Love It!

[@Eatcrow]

I love the way you can fill in the gaps in our earlier lives in a way that makes it make sense long after the fact 💆🏻‍♂️

[@ICantStopMakingNoise]

Fascination Street is one of my "endless loop" songs. ❤

[@jessiecorner783]

This is the best page on KZbin. Really appreciate all your research! Doing the unstuck is not only my fave cure song, it’s my fave song of all time.

[@rEAI1ty]

Love the episode, one of my favourite albums of all time. However, sad that the closing track "Untitled" didn't get a single mention... It's my favourite Cure song and so underrated

[@drmathochist06]

I'm not sure I could pick a favorite Cure song, but as it happens my wife and I pulled out _Disintegration_ just the other night as a throwback to my college days when this was my go-to album (CD player set to repeat-all) for private times with a young woman. Thanks for the history lesson to go along with the nostalgia.

[@blackbarnz]

"A letter to Elise" is my favorite Cure song & "Disintegration" is my favorite Cure album.

[@RejectAllCookies13]

A letter to Elise, never gets mentioned but I love that track.

[@austintrousdale2397]

_Wish_ had the unenviable task of having to follow up _Disintegration_ , which pretty much everyone agreed was an instant classic 💎

[@codygross6103]

Ugh the damn cure. Love how pple reference them as jus goth or pop or even 80s. The whole lovely point was u couldn't hold em to anything but ud love it all. Got me thru a lot of high school bull. Thanks guys😢🎉❤ Oh in short I'm just saying they r the cure thats it kinda thing

[@scootertart]

Best music channel on KZbin- thanks for the upload and reminder of this album.

[@VincentLander]

'Plainsong' is one of the greatest album openers of all time.

[@altonyoung3734]

My favorite version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoGyYq2Lqd99gs0si=C9tFkkHU0WZs5NJl

[@zimriel]

It starts out with those windchimes and you're wondering how a song can segue from that apparent randomness. Only opener that compares, I think, is the noodling synth starting Start of the Breakdown by TFF

[@baratheda777]

It's beyond epic. The gates of heaven opening

[@Quinnflax]

Today, my favourite Cure songs has got to be "The Exploding Boy". Not sure what it will be tomorrow..

[@eggsII]

Thank you for highlighting Disintegration rather than Kiss Me… Disintegration feels like a complete concept. Kiss Me feels like a series of songs.

[@russellst.martin4255]

Not that I'm the first to bring this up, but I really appreciate playing the adjacent band snippets, even if short. It really brings color and solidifies your references as opposed to a simple name drop. I've been turned on to a few new bands as a result as well, so thank you.

[@DaremoTen]

My favourite Cure song is undoubtedly "Watching Me Fall". Number two is an axe handle and molotov cocktail riot of songs from Wish, Bloodflowers, Wild Mood Swings(yes, Wild Mood Swings), and The Cure(yes! The Cure!) and various b-sides of all eras fighting it out.

[@ThePoleOfJustice]

Thank you. Bloodflowers doesn't get its due. And Wild Mood Swings is like Roxy Music's Flesh and Blood...it's solid, but SOMEthing has to be considered the "worst album," so here we are.

[@ClockwiseCat]

WMS is amazing. The Cure is solid too.

[@tomlewis4205]

Disintegration & All Mixed Up were my first The Cure albums!❤🖤❤️

[@rogerw.7944]

This is the best channel on KZbin. Straight Up.

[@Sradders]

Love The Cure...so much of their music has been part of my life since high school. Just Like Heaven is still in my top ten. Disintegration is one of my favourite albums.. i was a melancholic kid and this spoke to me.

[@Daiogenes]

A band it took me years to appreciate. A Forest probably my favourite track and I simply adore Lovesong. I also have a soft spot for Straight up by Paula Abdul!

[@PenneyThoughts]

I feel ya, being a hard rockin' teen in the late 80s I hated The Cure, much preferred the likes of GnR, Zepplin, etc.. But now, 30 years on, I find The Cure to be one of my favorite bands and Smith one of my favorite artists, always on top of my Spotify playlists.

[@johnbharris]

Best you've done yet! And I really like the new way you've cut in the samples of other songs. Nice. And I've always been a fan of Smith. But after this, even more so. Well done!

[@briantherockandmetaladdict1173]

You never disappoint i love your channel and u reaffirm why I love the cure sooooooooooo much

[@benjywalsh]

No way man! Just like heaven and another girl another planet have different chords! Both awesome❤

[@Vile_Entity_3545]

Lullaby is one of those one off songs that was always going to be made. I remember the first I heard it, it was as if I had known it already. Top tune.

[@asiandrainer]

thank you for this upload

[@gregoriosancha8402]

My favorite Cure's song is/will ever be This Twilight Garden ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Adones09]

I watch 1 half, to learn about a bands influence/album/song history and antidotes, the other half for those songs that I never knew there name growing up (PRE-internet) and now they pop for me. Thank you.

[@Bowleskov]

I have two favourites The Forest and Close To You. But to me their music never seems old, there is always something there in the mix keeping it fresh and relevant in todays musical landscape. Such a great band.