Cure - Trilogy

Studio Eagle Vision USA
Orig Year 2002
DVD Encoding Region 1
CDU Part# 5844162
Catalog# 30036
#Media 1
Street Date Jun 03, 2003
Rating Not Rated
Running Time 222 Minutes
Additional Info 2pc

Movie Details:
Color; Digitally Processed; 2pc

DVD Features:
Region 1
2 Disc Set
Full Frame -
1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Additional Release Material:
Production Interview -
1. The Cure - Music Performers

Tracks:
Pornography:
1. One Hundred Years
2. A Short Term Effect
3. The Hanging Garden
4. Siamese Twins
5. The Figurehead
6. A Strange Day
7. Cold
8. Pornography

Disintegration:
1. Plainsong
2. Pictures of You
3. Closedown
4. Love Song
5. Last Dance
6. Lullaby
7. Fascination Street
8. Prayers For Rain
9. The Same Deep Water As You
10. Disintegration
11. Homesick
12. Untitled

Blood Flowers:
1. Out of This World
2. Watching Me Fall
3. Where The Birds Always Sing
4. Maybe Someday
5. The Last Day of Summer
6. There Is No If...
7. The Loudest Sound
8. 39
9. Bloodflowers
10. If Only We Could Sleep
11. The Kiss

Description


In 2002 The Cure performed on three successive nights in Berlin, playing an entirely different album from their extensive back catalogue on each night. Each performance is captured in its entirety on this 2 disc DVD set, beginning with "Pornography," then taking in "Disintegration," and "Blood Flowers." Robert Smith's band paved the way for the gothic rock movement of the 80s, and ended up out-living many of their peers, becoming a worldwide, stadium-filling phenomena along the way. These live performances are a special treat for their fans, seeing the band perform many tracks for the first time in over a decade.

OOoh...cool...
I saw them on their Bloodflowers tour and it sucked. However, the Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me tour in the late 80s was great!

i always loved the cure. and, i've always felt like they have been so wrongly stereotyped. their catalog is much more diverse than their reputation. while they do have a strong dose of those slower, introspective, "goth" songs, they do a lot of up-tempo stuff, and are good musicians. robert smith has a really good sense of humor about his image and doesn't take himself nearly as seriously as most pop icons.

medoc2003 said:

You are quite right... they are not necessarily a "goth" band in the traditional sense of the term.

I think I might have to get that myself, it sounds awesome.

I saw them a few times in the late 80's and early 90's but haven't really kept up with anything they've released since then.



can never remember if really has one l or 2 edit
[This message was edited Tue Jun 3 11:25:17 PDT 2003 by xenon]

WHAT? The Lovecats isn't on it!!!

Cool.

Disentegration is one of my favorite albums by anyone, ever. I can't be at home during a thunderstorm without throwing it on the stereo. I'd love to see their performance of this album, and see how it compares/contrasts to when I saw the Disintegration tour. Yum!

WRONG forum!



hehehe

Anxiety said:

I couldn't agree more.

And what a trilogy!!

I'm excited!