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The Cure - DISINTEGRATION - 3 CD remaster!! This is great news!!!! From the man himself, via Facebook
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I love this album.. thanks for posting. Hello... I'm Come funkateer 'Danceelectric'
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Oh no, not the early-20s again. | |
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It's about time they got back to remastering the Cure catalog. | |
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I'm really not a Cure fan, but I do like most of this album. I also like Mixed Up.
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This is getting the giant treatment it deserves. For my money, Disintegration is one of the best five albums ever made. "I'm a lover, not a haitcher"- Pandurito
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I'm going to cry. C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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Imago said: I'm going to cry.
ABOUT. DAMNED. TIME. This album was sooooo important to me during my teenage years. It was the soundscape of many many interesting nights. i agree 100%... this album was so huge for me. * * * *
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Moonbeam said: This is getting the giant treatment it deserves. For my money, Disintegration is one of the best five albums ever made.
I agree; completely amazing from start to finish. * * * *
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NoVideo said: Imago said: I'm going to cry.
ABOUT. DAMNED. TIME. This album was sooooo important to me during my teenage years. It was the soundscape of many many interesting nights. i agree 100%... this album was so huge for me. Are you cute? We should have sex some time. C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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Imago said: NoVideo said: i agree 100%... this album was so huge for me. Are you cute? We should have sex some time. I'm absolutely devastatingly handsome * * * *
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The Cure in Orange on DVD! That's fantastic! Peace and Love! | |
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This C.D. is robert smith's masterpiece...
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nyse said: This C.D. is robert smith's masterpiece...
the cure is my favorite rock band...can't wait for a album of new stuff I would love some new material. Supposedly this year he was going to release the 2nd disc that was recorded at the same time as the last one, not sure what's going on w/ that... the 2nd disc was supposed to be much more dark and melancholy. * * * *
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vgallo6 said: The Cure in Orange on DVD! That's fantastic!
this will be awesome... i love that show. once it comes out i need to figure out how to rip the audio cuz i will want it on my ipod. * * * *
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NoVideo said: nyse said: This C.D. is robert smith's masterpiece...
the cure is my favorite rock band...can't wait for a album of new stuff I would love some new material. Supposedly this year he was going to release the 2nd disc that was recorded at the same time as the last one, not sure what's going on w/ that... the 2nd disc was supposed to be much more dark and melancholy. I love the dark stuff...smith pulls it off pefectly...4:13 dream streat was cool...the pop stuff was nyse...but i need more of that gloom rock | |
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NoVideo said: Imago said: Are you cute? We should have sex some time. I'm absolutely devastatingly handsome YES ![]() C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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nyse said: NoVideo said: I would love some new material. Supposedly this year he was going to release the 2nd disc that was recorded at the same time as the last one, not sure what's going on w/ that... the 2nd disc was supposed to be much more dark and melancholy. I love the dark stuff...smith pulls it off pefectly...4:13 dream streat was cool...the pop stuff was nyse...but i need more of that gloom rock yeah i enjoyed 4:13 Dream much better than the self-titled LP. I think the vocals were mixed WAY too high and the songs didn't do much for me. There were a few I liked, but 4:13 Dream was consistently better IMHO. That said, I still think their last great album was Bloodflowers, and another album in that vein would make me a very happy Curefan. * * * *
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Imago said: NoVideo said: I'm absolutely devastatingly handsome YES ![]() i like it rough. * * * *
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NoVideo said: Imago said: YES ![]() i like it rough. I like to oblige C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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NoVideo said: nyse said: I love the dark stuff...smith pulls it off pefectly...4:13 dream streat was cool...the pop stuff was nyse...but i need more of that gloom rock yeah i enjoyed 4:13 Dream much better than the self-titled LP. I think the vocals were mixed WAY too high and the songs didn't do much for me. There were a few I liked, but 4:13 Dream was consistently better IMHO. That said, I still think their last great album was Bloodflowers, and another album in that vein would make me a very happy Curefan. your not the only one who thinks the vocals were too high in the mix for that album...but it was something different i guess...I love the bonus track "going nowhere"... robert mentioned that Bloodflowers was the third instalment of a trilogy of that dark Cure sound...the trilogy beeing(Pornography,disintegration,and Bloodflowers" but back to The album at hand (disintegration)...the title track is such a poetic peice...When they would rock this live in the 90's with the tempo on overdrive, it realy made me appreciate it more... | |
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my favorite disintegration track is the same deep water is you. i can really lose myself in that song, so gorgeous.
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NoVideo said: my favorite disintegration track is the same deep water is you. i can really lose myself in that song, so gorgeous.
and yeah, i agree w/ Going Nowhere, definitely one of the best on that album. [Edited 10/9/09 21:36pm] I'm going to give "the same deep water..." another listen.. have u herd the demo version of "going nowhere" with different vocals??? | |
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NoVideo said: nyse said: This C.D. is robert smith's masterpiece...
the cure is my favorite rock band...can't wait for a album of new stuff I would love some new material. Supposedly this year he was going to release the 2nd disc that was recorded at the same time as the last one, not sure what's going on w/ that... the 2nd disc was supposed to be much more dark and melancholy. I can't get into their newer albums honestly. I must have listened to their self titled album once before selling it. Never even bothered to buy the last one. I called it a day with them with the last greatest hits comp. Love 80s Cure though. | |
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Moonbeam said: This is getting the giant treatment it deserves. For my money, Disintegration is one of the best five albums ever made.
In my top 50 good thing I cook or else we'd starve to death...aint that a shame? | |
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Does anyone remember the first time they listend to it? Did Plainsong's beginning scare the shit out of you and wash over you/take you in as it did me? I remember reading the liner notes saying to "play this loud." Plainsong did to me what that old Maxwell cassette tapes ad did to that guy sitting in that chair. good thing I cook or else we'd starve to death...aint that a shame? | |
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nyse said: NoVideo said: my favorite disintegration track is the same deep water is you. i can really lose myself in that song, so gorgeous.
and yeah, i agree w/ Going Nowhere, definitely one of the best on that album. [Edited 10/9/09 21:36pm] I'm going to give "the same deep water..." another listen.. have u herd the demo version of "going nowhere" with different vocals??? i haven't heard that, i'll definitely check it out if i can find it. and yeah, same deep water... ahhh so intense and gorgeous. one of my favorite songs by any artist. * * * *
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xlr8r said: Does anyone remember the first time they listend to it? Did Plainsong's beginning scare the shit out of you and wash over you/take you in as it did me? I remember reading the liner notes saying to "play this loud." Plainsong did to me what that old Maxwell cassette tapes ad did to that guy sitting in that chair.
yeah, the opening of Plainsong is just epic... perfect opener for this album. I remember requesting it on my local college radio station. The DJ played it, and afterwards he said "and that's Plainsong by the Cure, and wow... what a Plain song. It was named very well." I was so pissed!!! * * * *
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sextonseven said: NoVideo said: I would love some new material. Supposedly this year he was going to release the 2nd disc that was recorded at the same time as the last one, not sure what's going on w/ that... the 2nd disc was supposed to be much more dark and melancholy. I can't get into their newer albums honestly. I must have listened to their self titled album once before selling it. Never even bothered to buy the last one. I called it a day with them with the last greatest hits comp. Love 80s Cure though. It took me several listens for 4:13 Dream to finally hold interest, but now I kinda like it. It's nowhere near their best work, but its does have a few good tunes. The problem I have w/ The Cure now is that it's been 8 years since they've really proven there is a continued reason for their existence, at least from a recording standpoint. They are doing nothing but retreading past glories. Things like "Taking Off" has already been written and recorded several times before, and better (in between days, friday i'm in love, etc..) The Cure seems to have a particular formula these days of the types of songs that are required for their albums. Although I like 4:13 Dream, it's almost like... The Cure doing what they think a Cure album should have, if that makes any sense... didn't seem particular original or inspired or new on any level. But maybe it's just me... * * * *
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