Disintegration

The Cure is one of those bands that I was never super into but still had a positive perception of. This is probably the first time I've ever listened to a complete album from them, start to finish, and I must say I'm impressed. It's a really beautiful album with an ambience and sound all its own. Bridges the gaps between goth, alternative, emo, art rock, pop, and more. 4 stars.

gr8

Long tracks. Was it a pretentious part of the era that people would make songs that are far too long for their own good!? Nice enough tunes though. I remember hearing snippets of ‘Lullaby’ on MTV, perhaps building up to an EMA show and just being blown away by the soundscape of the track and the visuals of the video. For that alone, I have to give this a 4…

Sad white people music

Atmosferisch

I thought I knew what this album was because I'd heard three of the tracks, but it turns out all the other ones were better. Best track: Plainsong

Great album. I first listened to it around 2021 Christmas and nothing really click with me. But it has grown on me a lot the past however long.

Oh wow, just yesterday my husband and I decided to go see The Cure this summer, as they’re coming to our city for the first time in nearly 20 years. I said I hadn’t really listened to them before. Thanks, algorithm! I enjoyed it!

A damn good album. I'm not going to lie: I never gave this album a chance because all I ever heard on the radio was Love Song. The rest of this album is worth the time.

robert smith? more like she rob on my smith till i cure 😤 (fav songs: Pictures Of You, Lovesong, Lullaby)

Good

The music is quite nice, gives me post-rock vibes. The lyrics are interesting, but the lead singer's voice can be irritating. Always sounds like he's straining.

Was pleasantly surprised by this one. The album is definitely a "sad" one, but it works, and doesn't overstay it's welcome.

Absolutely loved this album. Could have been my mood, my years, or the possibility that I didn't feel like I would like 'The Cure', but this album shocked me from the beginning.

Really liked the atmosphere

definitely 80's

I love The Cure so much, the band's music will always hold a special place in my gothic heart. This album was pretty stellar and I love the otherworldly sound the band makes. Of course "Lovesong" will always be my favorite from the album, but I'm glad I gave the whole album a full play-through at long last, because it had so many other good songs, some with not nearly as much streams, that I ended up liking a lot, such as "Prayers for Rain." Despite the length of their songs, I don't tire of them because I get swept off my feet in the soundscape each one creates and totally absorbed. <3

I really like the shoe gaze vibe from this album. Most songs are something I can listen to anytime.

norm

Two good albums in a row, what's happening here.

4.5/5

Lovely album, really captures a mood and some catchy songs

Some filler but still a good Cure album.

Really enjoyed this one.

Damn, this is some serious sad boy music. Pictures of You kicked me in the guts, then I realised it's because a cover was used on a TAC ad about road fatalities with people holding up pictures of their dead family members. Great song but. This wasn't The Cure album I expected to see on this list. I also didn't realise their big songs were so spread out across albums and a long period of time, I thought they were all concentrated around The Head On The Door.

Honestly, this album is the perfect intersection of post-punk, dream pop, gothic rock, and new wave; it does an outstanding job of being a shining example of all of these genres, all in one album (and oftentimes, these genres even intersect in individual songs). All of these genres were done to some extent by The Cure over the years, and this album is really a culmination and reflection of their involvement in all of them. Robert Smith's depression, which he hoped to convey in this album, is incredibly palpable, as the sound is very much dark, dreary, and cold all throughout. This album just has such a presence and a mood about it. Each song conveys that mood and the previously mentioned themes well, and the album as a whole cohesively enhances the experience. Even the song titles are aligned with this vision, each reading as melancholy in their own rights. This isn't an album I would want to listen to ALL of the time. But the artistry and darkness of it all is delicious and irresistible. The whole package is just very well executed.

Dark, gothic, excellent

VIBES

This is the third Cure album we're doing. As good as the others. I don't think i knew any of these songs going in.

I liked this one about as much as I liked Seventeen Seconds. Good moody, gothy music. Stuff to listen to on a rainy day, by yourself.

The ur album for an entire wave of recent nostalgia music? Well balanced mix of drone-y slow core and goth jangle pop. Like a warm blanket for your ears.

8/10 soooo moody in the best ways

8/10. I was expecting this to drag over its long runtime, but it was great to just put on in the background and let wash over me.

Kind of made me feel like shit but in the way that they intended. Not sure how often I’d listen to this but it has a very effective atmosphere and consistent sound despite having lots of long songs. 8/10

This gives me a hint as to why people love the Cure so much.

pleasant indie rock

Atmospheric, emphatic, almost euphoric in it’s melancholy. Absolutely tremendous album. Enjoyed from the first minute to the last! Now, where’s my eyeliner… Easy 4 stars!

Some fantastic tracks, all good ones

This a good, but not great album. Something of a concept record, much of it feels repetitive. However, it is punctuated by some strong, and familiar, tracks like Lovesong, Lullaby, and the excellent Fascination Street.

SO ethereal and beautiful I love it...Lullaby is *_* gorgeous. One of the most perfect songs they ever made.

Powerful instrumentals, yet also dreamy. Decent vocals. 12-82 DO COME BACK TO

The instrumental lead, into the vocals on this album were so satisfying. Synths and overall production was nothing short of fantastic. I have never listened a Cure album before. I’m sure I will continue now. Awesome 80s vibe and feel. Really an overall great listen. 4! T3B 1. Lovesong 2. Prayers for Rain 3. Closedown 4. Last Dance

A Gothic classic.

Robert Smith is a mopey genius.

The Cure strike a unique and dreamy sonic atmosphere throughout the record, lending many of the tracks not only an otherworldly quality but a thread of consistency through the various musical ideas the record explores. Lyrically the album is consistently engrossing and evocative. The back half of the record in particular (Fascination Street onwards) is a very strong statement and breaks a bit of the haze, lack of distinction, and bloat that the tracks on front half suffered from to a degree (mind, a very slight degree). This is a dark, brooding, swirling listen that draws you strongly into Smith's sound world and psyche. If there's a fault to take, it's that the albums overall length, particularly when combined with such specifically styled production, can feel a little excessive. Favorite Tracks: Fascination Street Prayers for Rain* Homesick

man i loved this album when i was in high school lmao i still do, just not as much. this album is perfect for a tragic period of lost love and mourning, but it does NOT hit the same when you’re in a stable relationship still respect the craft and the experimentation. the cure is widely regarded as post-rock/new wave essentials for a reason. love u robert

Nice flashback album I hadn’t heard in many years!

This was really good. Not really listened to much of The Cure but I enjoyed this

I like this. Nice walls of synth pop

is good

Sounds really good production-wise. Love the minimalistic ambient sound.

With a spattering of gothic melancholy and a healthy dose of New Wave, the Cure manage to make one of their more complete albums. Playing host to not only the darker melodies of want and sadness, this is also home to several of their larger songs and radio-friendly hits. While pushing the genre and innovating music the Cure were able to make their own path with albums like this.

The idea of me ~30 yrs ago giving The Cure any respect whatsoever is hilarious; I was so stupidly-prejudiced against this band that I never gave them any semblance of a chance while I was basking in late 80s loud/turn it up to 11 guitar rock. Robert Smith's kinda whiny and somewhat prancy British vocals :P were an immediate and stubborn NOPE for me - "man somebody get me some David Lee Roth dammit." Times change but the music remains for me to have re-evaluated many many times over and this album is awesome - no apologies to 17 yr old me. I knew years ago I'd like the Cure as soon as I'd set my mind to it - moody synths combined with minor-key guitar riffs and emotional vocals - there's nothing *not* to like for me, even (or even especially?) while still affirming any semblance of guitar-worship I once had. There are so many hilites here - starting with the perfect album opener "Plainsong" - lush and melodic but (of course) at the same time moody and sad; it washes over the listener giving a perfect intro to the next hour. "Pictures of You" and "Lovesong" were/are the perfect singles and really hold up ... "Last Dance" has almost an 80s/modern prog feel at times - not unlike Marillion in parts ... the hypnotic and almost evil-sounding "Prayers for Rain" might be my favourite. I haven't heard this in its entirety in years and one of the great aspects that strikes me is that it sounds both from the 80s yet not *of* the 80s. It's not nearly as dated as I'd expected. If I had one complaint it's that it runs too long for my liking - ideally would have cut maybe 2-3 of the uber-long tracks at the end - but with no bad cuts this is still an easy keeper. 9/10 4 stars

The Cure har något

WOOOOOOOHOOOO

Probably my favorite Cure record, idk Pornography’s up there as a favorite too, but still, a great record overall

Initial Favorites: pictures of you, love song, disintegration, homesick Disliked:

Like it!

Intro 700 minuuttia - sama kitara - puhelaulu. Tylsää, mutta toimii. Etenkin marraskuussa. Lovesong on huippu.

Another really good album by these guys. And this time you get a full 72 minutes. Exactly what LP should mean!

Good.

Wey good

back half of the album hit the spot

Good. Enjoyed the instrumental parts. Would listen to it again

4.5 stars. What I love about the cure is that they take what made the 80s great ( over the top, moody, and reverberating sounds) and combine that with music and lyrics that have aged well.

Never really heard the cure much but damn if that wasnt a reminder of how much alone one can be even when surrounded by people and yet it is ok to feel that way. my take anyway

A powerful dark and looming, yet saccharine sweet and lush at the same time - very representative of the Cure o general. The wonderful Fascination Street, Pictures of You, Lullaby and of course Lovesong are just a perfect example of Robert Smith bass-driven and gorgeous pop songwriting - and on the flip side Plainsong and Closedown among the rest of the album tracks are seriously strong musical pieces. My only gripe is it is a tiny bit too long - and some songs overstay their welcome a little - which while this is a close to perfect album makes it JUST miss the mark for me.

This is the album to listen to when you want to indulge your depression or after a recent break up. I love that there is not a single song that is written by a template. Listening to the instruments for 2 mins be fire lyrics comes in. The change in lyrical patterns. I was thinking of Robert Smith the 80’s version of Jim Morrison. Some are very obscure and worth delving I. To their meaning and the passion of the intonation. My first album happened to be one I owned already. 😀

One of the seminal gothic rock albums that they tried to go back into that 'indie' space, away from the commercial success, however it just catapulted them into the full force of the mainstream. This album as a whole is decidedly depressing, with the use of slow synthesisers and guitar progressions, it allowed Smith to really get into his feels. However there are glimpses of some more - well I wouldn't call it upbeat, perhaps not as depressing - songs. It feels like they are at their most comfortable throughout this record. Best: Pictures of You Worst: The Same Deep Water As You

First time listening to a full album by the cure, really enjoyed the variety of styles that still held together as a cohesive album. Pictures of you was a real highlight. 4.5 stars.

Classic cure sound, some bangers, some songs just blend in. P dope

One of their most best (and most depressing) albums, rated by me as: best is Pornograhy (5 stars), then The Top (5 stars) en then this one (4 stars). Hope Pornography shows up one of these days in the 1001 albums.

Great album but feel some songs could of been more dynamic with shorter time

I have never heard this in full before, despite knowing the highlights from their Mixed Up versions. I was really into The Cure at a young age (before this!) and the late '80s/early 90's stuff passed me by. Sounds fantastic as a whole, would probably have been into it in a big way at the time if I was paying attention!

Very good!

Enjoyed the album! The Cure is growing on me.

Nice vibes. No big hitters.

Lots of great singles I remember.

this album takes me back to high school. so moody, but often danceable. easy to get lost in. favorite tracks: fascination street and disintegration.

Some great tracks but the album drags a little due to its length. I now like the Cure more than I thought I did which is neat

Interesting. Not sure I could listen to the whole album again since it all sounds so repetitive, but not bad.

proposal: goth as a musical genre is primarily about clothes. the group of pasty faced people rockin bed head wearin all black, maybe some chains? whatever they're listening to? that's goth how else do you get a connection between the cure and marilyn manson??

Definitely have listened to this album before. I really gotta dig into the back half of this album. The front is phenomenal, but the album kinda meanders with those 8-9 minute jams at the end. 4/5

The cure, estilo propio. Dos megahits.

I think The Cure and I were more in sync in 1989 than in 1982. I found this a much more interesting, enjoyable, and engaging album than Pornography. "Lovesong" has always been one of my favorite songs (very much including when sung by Adele). I still might struggle some with Robert Smith's voice, but I think it is in a really good setting here with the band's arrangements. I was not familiar with most of the other songs, but I found "Lullaby" to be an interesting, creepy piece with Smith using his voice in a different way. I enjoyed this.

I didn’t think I much liked The Cure but the first half of this album had me thinking it was going to get 5-stars from me. It kind of wore out its welcome after about 30 minutes but I really did love the first half.

Similar to their other album, lovingly created music. Missing stand out thrilling tunes to be a 5 but could listen to this over and over.

Blir da cure te høsten eller?

Goth but also v 80s in its sounds

Topzwaar, maar wel echt steengoed.

Geweldige band en erg tof album👍

This is the third cure album here (I think?) and none of them disappoint. It does exactly what you'd expect. Like the sisters of mercy if they were bullied at school. Only gripes are that the production is thin, and it's over an hour. Still, 4/5.

Moody, inquisitive, gets right to me. Probably my favourite Cure album. Also, between Lovesong and Lullaby, it packs some hit heat in addition to its epics (and I'm a sucker for good long pieces).

Genre: Gothic Rock 4/5 One of the best rock albums from the 80s, and a perfect swan song for the decade, The Cure hit it out of the park with Disintegration. A real full-length gem, with dark and atmospheric qualities, heavy on brooding synths and echoey guitars. Robert Smith, whose voice and lyrics are on the album, are some of the best the decade has to offer. Themes of introspection and loneliness adds to the overall heaviness of the instrumentation. There are big choruses on every track, and overall the songs have some real influential production and arrangements, telegraphing a lot of what made early 90s alt rock so popular. While I chose to listen to the CD version, a 72-minute, 12-track version, the only real problem that comes with this album is the general runtime of most of the tracks. As beautiful as some moments are on songs like The Same Deep Water..., with fairly standard arrangements and not too many mood or tempo changes, the 9+ minute runtime is felt as the song progresses. Nitpicking aside, the album starting off with Plainsong and Pictures of You, one of the best 1-2 punches of the decade and two Dream Pop essentials, is a real treat. Other highlights, the title track and the big hit Lullaby, make this a well-rounded experience, but the overall length of the project as a whole made it feel a little too droning at times. Very good album that I will certainly look forward to listening to again soon.

Faith is one of my all time faves and I was always disappointed in their later stuff thinking they were basically a pop band with a safe Goth pose. However I've listened to this 3 times today and each time it's grown more on me. It's still the same couple of famous tracks and a few weaker songs like most albums but the remaining ditties are quite varied and interesting. It's basically a quite sophisticated sound.

n/a

Het album van the cure met denk wel de meeste hits, steengoed en goede vibe

listened to again there's something about the synths on this album that i really like

Not their best, but I still love it.

Love the cure. Not their best Cover art 3/5

A Gen X classic - I had this on a pirate cassette tape bought in Indonesia. The Cure were huge in Australia in the 80s and 90s. This album still creates the same mood now, but I can understand if it doesn't work so well for younger listeners.

Moody and melancholy but also muscular rock. Lead singer Robert Smith is great — so expressive! I like that the songs aren’t afraid to take their time. The album is long but I don’t think there’s any filler here.

Great album, surprisingly sparse? Really didn't expect so much instrumental outtros and intros but I thought it was nice. It's a tight album! I love this super emo kind of sound when taken real seriously and they take it seriously I think.

Return to miserabilist form after a few years from 'Faith'

4.0 - For me, this one doesn’t quite live up to the hype, mostly because it drags at certain stretches (e.g. the beginning of the title track). Still, it’s got “Pictures of You” and “Lovesong”, which are among the best pop songs ever. Porl Thompson sounds incredible on guitar.

The masters of misery appear with their goth love songs. However miserable they are though they never forget a melody. Cry in to your tea while listening to this band. Best Tracks: Pictures of You; Lovesong; Fascination Street

As a whole album it captures every facet of the cure. A sweeping and lush often morose sound, but gorgeous with it. A gem.

Good album - one of the best of the genre.

Definitely enjoyed the instrumentals and the whole vibe. Would be perfect for a rainy drive.

I had only heard The Cure on radio - so only their hits. Hearing this full LP was a pleasant surprise.

The best Cure album I think, certainly of the ones I've heard. Probably too miserable for some but its a perfect execution of what they were going for

Great album. A little long for my liking as it's a 70 minutes single album. Regardless I really enjoyed it. Most tracks sound pretty same-ish but all of them are very wrll made and it doesn't make the monotonous.

Świetny, mroczny (w większości) klimat The Cure. Album dość spójny brzmieniowo i choć nie jestem największym fanem wokalu Smitha to na pewno jeszcze wrócę do tego albumu.

A pleasant experience. Liked the sophisticated melodies and ethereal vocals. Album didn't drag by despite being more than an hour long. Will likely come back to it in the future.

Z The Cure mam jeden problem - nigdy nie miałem wystarczającej depresji, żeby słuchanie takiej muzyki sprawiało mi przyjemność lub bym chociaż zrozumiał motyw za nią stojący. Mimo kilku znanych, radiowych utworów w zdecydowanie żywszym i weselszym wydaniu, Disintegration jest wręcz na pokaz depresyjne. Kilka utworów wyrywa się z tego schematu, po kolei - Pictures of You, Love Song i Lullaby. Druga z nich do płyty nie pasuje w ogóle, co moim zdaniem sprawia, że jest na niej najlepsza - a zaraz po niej Lullaby. Wokal Smitha pasuje o wiele bardziej do poprockowych, chwytliwych kawałków, niż ciężkiej w brzmieniu muzyki. Jak zawsze w skali ocen brakuje mi połówek, opisowo daję 3.5 - ocenę podciągnę jednak do 4 gwiazdek, bo album jest spójny, przemyślany, wprowadza wiele warstw muzycznych i po prostu dobrze brzmi.

Całkiem przyjemne, spokojne nutki. Album zawiera większość najpopularniejszych utworów więc nic dziwnego, że się tu znalazł.

Bardzo przyjemny album. Bardzo spójny i ma niesamowitą atmosferę (szczególnie jeśli by go słuchać na spacerku w jakiś deszczowy dzień). Oczywiście to czysto subiektywne, ale nie zgodziłbym się, że jest depresyjny - z pewnością jednak zdolny do wywoływania intensywnych emocji, również negatywnych. Od strony technicznej jest to bardzo solidne. Krążek reprezentuje fajny dualizm - jest kilka hitów, a jednocześnie całościowo jest spójny i utwory są do siebie dość podobne brzmieniowo. Jakoś nigdy nie słuchałem sporo The Cure, a jak już to innych kawałków raczej, lecz cieszę się, że to się zmieniło. Z chęcią wrócę. Myślę, że dałbym 4.5 jakbym mógł, a tak poprzestanę przy solidnym 4

Cure 101

Wow, I'm kind of shocked to say that I've found an album by The Cure that I really like. Music from The Cure was, I thought, not really my thing: too dour and depressing. But apparently I hadn't been listening to the right albums/songs.That's not to say that some of the songs don't make me feel a little down, but it's not a wholly unpleasant experience. The beats and instrumentals are really, really good throughout, and songs like 'Lovesong,' 'Plainsong,' and 'Pictures of You' stand out as exemplary music. Hell, I'm having trouble finding a song on here I don't like. The album, however, does feel a bit front-loaded. It's not that the second half is bad, but it just doesn't stand out as much as the first half.

Das beste the cure Album, zwar etwas lang, aber hat halt die besten Songs mit Abstand. Kann da jetzt sonst nicht viel zu sagen, aber habs letztens eh nochmal gehört, kann sein, dass ichs heute nicht mal mehr anschmeiß.

curto o som deles, mas não chega a um 5 por não empolgar tanto

Hmm I’m surprisingly into this. So easy to listen to, great instrumentals, vocals are solid.

Ugh, I didn't want to be depressed today...

It's good, I like it. Very different to what I was expecting, not so hard and angsty, more new romantic and morose. Very sadboy but enjoyable.

His arms are all around me and his tongue in my eye! Classic. 4/5

The progression of this album as an entire piece I found really interesting and cohesive. I'm not sure if I need to listen again but I enjoyed it in the moment.

I really enjoyed this and will definitely be listening again. I much preferred it to the previous Cure album we had. I see what Luke means that the Cure really did copy the style of New Order and Joy Division, particuarlyl the first song was so like JD I couldn't believe it! Regardless, if that's what made it good I don't mind.

I do really like the Cure. I thoroughly enjoy the whole thing but I don't really know what any of the songs are about and it does mostly sound the same, but sounds good the same.

The best cure album for me, Lullaby, Disintegration and Pictures of You are beautiful songs. The cure are still a bit to drab for me in places to be 5 stars but I enjoyed it a lot

Uuuh, been looking forward to this one. "Lovesong" and "Pictures Of You" are incredibly powerful songs if you can relate it to something. Or someone. The low frequencies gets kind of samey after a while and a little dizzying to listen to, but overall a hard-hitting melancholic cure for love that's unreciprocated or impossible. Very long songs, but they wouldn't feel complete unless they were. Very good. I don't appreciate when artists just calls their songs Untitled. Especially when the song that gets depreciated with that honor is so nice. I just heard a lot of Adele's music including her cover of lovesong yesterday, too often it feels like this website is collecting cookies haha. low 4, cool atmosphere.

The vocalist (Robert Smith) is quite moody with his delivery of the lyrics. Pounding drums create a very 80s sound. Lots of good effects and editing.

Somehow all new to me. Brooding, but enjoyable. I particularly enjoyed 'Lullaby'

dark and brilliant - very close to a 5

January 19th 2022. The best of this album IMO: - Pictures of You - Lovesong - Lullaby - The Same Deep Water As You It's dark, mostly slow, I like it... It's a mood... Songs are long but it doesn't bother me this time. 3.8/5

One of those albums that manage to grab listeners attention from start to finish. It's like one song with different type of levels flowing to one another flawlessly.

El mas The Cure de los discos de The Cure. Pictures of you, que joya! Me sorprende que ninguno de los singles más conocidos y escuchados en la radio del grupo haya salido de este disco.

Many years ago I was scuba diving off the coast of Luxembourg. A young Japanese girl by the name of Stacey approached me and broke down in tears. Her father, a former book salesman had recently passed and she wanted to keep his memory alive by riding my penis underwater, I'm not sure how the two events were linked. Anyway, six hours passed and she swam away gleefully. I never saw her again.

4.5

Quite a fan of the Cure so not a new listen. Will never not be amazed at just how modern so many of the cures songs still sound.

Atmospheric goth rock at its best

This album is something of a triumphant and thematic return to the black and mawkish aesthetic they had explored in the early 1980s, the culmination of almost every musical direction The Cure had ever explored. (7/10) FT: Love Song, Pictures Of You

There a few good tunes on here, but they all start to sound the same to me after a while, no very innovative within their feel

Moody, early goth. Unfortunately it was so long that it detracted from my overall listening experience of what should have been a knock it out of the park sound.

Always love this band.

I didn't like it a ton during the first few songs: I found the songs' composition to be very simplistic and not that interesting. But as the album progressed, I became hypnotized by some of the darker songs. I REALLY enjoyed the mood of a lot of the songs here. Though I didn't find the music as complex as I tend to like; it was very slow at times and not very technically impressive. But the album flows very well. Some really enjoyable soundscapes. One of the best 80s albums I've heard that doesn't fall under rock/metal. I really struggled with whether to give a 4 or 5, it was close.

J'ai passé un excellent moment en compagnie de ces joyeux gothiques. Bien malheureusement, celui-ci a été gâché par mon rival et compagnon d'écoute elclapet. Voici comment il s'y est pris. Hier, comme vous le savez, la plateforme Spotify donnait la possibilité à chacun d'accéder à un récapitulatif de son année musicale. J'appris très vite par l'intermédiaire de connaissances communes qu'elclapet avait écouté exactement 2505 artistes différents au cours de l'année. N'ayant pas bien conscience de ce que cela représentait, je m'en allai voir combien j'en avais moi-même écouté, pensant tout naturellement que j'allais battre ce chiffre à plate couture. Quelle ne fut pas ma surprise de découvrir que le mien n'était que de 1188. Fou de rage, j'appelai immédiatement Robert pour lui demander comment cela était possible. Ce dernier connaissant très bien le PDG de Spotify Daniel Ek, il l'appela en direct tout en me laissant assister à la conversation. Au fil de celle-ci, Ek nous signala qu'en effet, un problème venait d'être détecté sur le compte d'elclapet. Pour que vous compreniez la suite de cette critique de The Cure, je me dois de vous donner quelques éléments de contexte. Elclapet travaille depuis plusieurs années en tant que démarcheur pakistanais au sein d'une entreprise de télécom. Il appelle en effet à longueur de journée des clients potentiels situés aux quatre coins du globe pour leur proposer différents services proposés par son entreprise, en empruntant un très fort accent indien que d'aucuns jugeraient d'extrêmement raciste s'il était entendu hors des murs de son lieu de travail. Parallèlement à cette mission, elclapet travaille de nuit comme conseiller au service après vente de la marque afin de boucler ses fins de mois. Les clients font donc la queue au bout du fil pour le joindre et tenter de régler des problèmes liés à leurs forfaits ou à leurs téléphones (très bas de gamme, il faut le dire). Une fois la situation précaire d'elclapet évoquée et parfaitement claire pour vous, je peux reprendre là où j'en étais. Le PDG de Spotify appela donc le service après vente de l'entreprise d'elclapet en laissant Robert et moi en ligne. « Si vous voulez vous abonner à ce qu'on propose, tapez 1. Si vous voulez être mis en relation avec un de nos conseillers pakistanais parmi lesquels elclapet, tapez 2. » proposa la boîte vocale. Ek choisit la deuxième option. « Si vous voulez être mis en relation avec n'importe lequel de nos conseillers pakistanais, tapez 1. Si c'est elclapet que vous voulez, tapez 2. » proposa ensuite la voix. Le PDG choisit encore une fois la deuxième option et fut connecté à la ligne d'elclapet : « Tuuuuut. Tuuuuuut. Tuuuuut. *décroche le téléphone* Bijour Missié ici ci elclapé commé jpé foussédé ? - Bonjour, je vous appelle au sujet d'un problème au sujet de mon téléphone. - Kississé comm problém ? - Je n'arrive plus à l'ouvrir - Kississé comme tép dé téléphoun ? - Un téléphone à trapèze. - Tré bieng, ji vou mé on attenté. Tuuut. Tuuuut. » Robert et moi demandâmes alors à Daniel Ek ce qu'il avait pensé de cette conversation. Celui-ci nous confia que pendant toute la durée de l'appel, il était écrit sur son ordinateur qu'elclapet streamait au même moment différentes playlists sur son application. « Ci bon missié ji soui drétrour... - ... Excusez-moi elclapet, êtes-vous concentré sur mon problème de téléphone où êtes-vous en train d'écouter de la musique ? - Ji souis cocentré sir vou. - Vous me jurez que vous n'écoutez pas de la musique ? - Ji fou lé jire. » Elclapet venait d'avouer. Il travaillait donc en laissant son application enchaîner les chansons sans les écouter. « Vous êtes en état d'arrestation, elclapet. Tout ce que vous direz avec un accent indien pourra être retenu contre vous. » déclara Daniel Ek à mon compère pris la main dans le sac. Elclapet passa la journée suivante en garde à vue et fut relâché le lendemain, Robert ayant payé la caution de son protégé avec un goût extrêmement amer et une déception incommensurable.

Such a great album, bringing back so many great memories, this is The Cure at their very best, rich and melodic, with Robert Smith’s characteristic vocals at the front of the mix, ably supported by a beautifully tight and menacing musical soundtrack. This is a classic Top tracks: Fascination Street, Plainsong, Pictures of You, Disintegration

Not totally my style but appreciate it

The best of the Cure albums on the list although I probably would have enjoyed this less had I been listening on a bright sunny day. It's better suited for night time wallowing.

Atmospheric, very deep themes of love with depressing undertones Fav tracks: plainsong, love song, last dance, fascination Street, same deep water as you

Sags a little in the middle third.

Rating: 7/10 Best songs: Lovesong

This was a great album, liked it more than I thought I would

I dig it

Pleasantly surprised, but not in love w/ the vocals.

Robert Smith describes this record better than I could on its opening track - "It's so cold". Not cold as in without soul or devoid of feeling - in fact this album provokes lots of feelings - sadness, heartache, pain, and even hope. The music feels frigid, yet it's remarkably relatable and impactful. "Plainsong" is a beautiful opener. "Pictures of You" is for me the most lyrically potent track. It's long, but enjoyable all the way through. "Lovesong" is quite the dramatic mood shift, yet there are still somber undertones to this track that fit it in nicely with the gloominess of the rest of the album. The instrumentation across the album has a lot of reverb and a lot of repetitive layers, which creates lots of physical space on each song. This sound is what pulls each record together and allows for the album to sound sonically cohesive. I really love the subtle touch to the transition between "Prayers For Rain" and "The Same Deep Water As You" where the narrator of the first track begs for rain and in the beginning of the next track, it begins to thunder and pour. It's minor additions like that that bring life to this album.

Toll!

Das fand ich viel viel besser als erwartet

Понравился, красиво и мелодично

I don't recall owning this CD or cassette, but I felt an strong connected to each one of these songs. This will be going into rotation for me.

The sound is set out early and they run with it all the way. Hypnotic stuff.

sounds relaxing, there are beautiful space in sound, typical for The Cure, good album in general

I enjoyed this more now, remembering my youth, than I remember enjoying it then. Some great songs, such as Spiderman.

very spooky!

1. Wow I did not expect this sound

I only knew of "Close to me" before this, so the overall vibe of the album was somewhat surprising. It was excellent though, I love the singer's voice, the synths, and the wafting depressingness of it was in sync with my current surrounds, so it worked for me. Favourite song: Homesick

Moody but uplifting at the same time. The epic sound of the 80's bowing out.

Great album

It was way better than I thought. Not really my style but good for working.

The cure, estilo propio. Dos megahits.

Herkenbare sound van 'The Cure' met heel wat deprimerende tekst en muziek. Wel een goed album, maar niet meteen iets om spontaan nog eens op te leggen

Good jam band music

30th July 2021 Listened on my way to Ryder's wedding!! It is amazing, it's urgent and glamorous and emotional. I think the more listens it gets the more it will reward you.

First time listening to this. Can see why it's so highly rated

I'd rather a 3.5, but 4 will do

Okay I’m staring to like The Cure more than when I was younger. Still not my favourite but some good, well-structured songs here

Eu preciso escutar com mais atenção os góticos

This was a really good album. The lead singers voice has a lot of character and sounds great. I loved the guitar/bass work on this too with some of the layering. The only little problem is the songs drag on just a bit too long in some cases.

So good!!

I don’t really have time to write a detailed review here, but I liked this album and would listen to it again. If half stars were a thing I think I’d give it 3.5, but since they aren’t and I’m feeling generous today I’ll round it up to 4.

I really liked the long and flowy instrumentation. Hadn't listened to an entire The Cure album prior to this; I expected it to be good and it was. Must be a precursor to shoegaze, right?

Epically sad

Great! Reminds me of college.

Favourite Song: Pictures Of You

Chill cui sleep zzz

Big fan of the overall sound/feel. Can imagine Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character in (500) Days of Summer listening to this a lot.

The height of the sad boi sound. The songs on this album really use the many synths and make such beautiful textures and is really just well crafted songs all around. No I ripping guitar, but beautiful simple guitar lines to add to the texture of the songs. Love to hear this one.

Haven't listened to The Cure in ages. Good to hear then again. Clever lyrics.

Surprised that I liked it as much as I did.

Awesome album when you're in mood for that certain sound.

I have heard the Cure but really listened this time to lyrics and music and was very impressed. Lots of favorites on this album; Homesick, Love Song were fun but a knew favorite was Lullaby but should have named Spider-Man! Very catchy and smooth. Great job and hats off it A best hit “Friday I’m in Love Again.

"Sometimes you make me feel Like I'm living at the edge of the world Like I'm living at the edge of the world It's just the way I smile, you said" (Plainsong) "You stifle me Infectious sense of Hopelessness and prayers for rain" (Prayers for rain) Madre mía, cuánto me gusta The Cure, qué vergüenza.

Really liked it. It's a really high 3. Maybe a 3.9. Ah fine I'll give it a 4.

Kolejne spotkanie z The Cure, tym razem jest to osma studyjna plyta bandy, wiec prawie dekada przeskoku od ostatniego picka curowego, czyli seventeen seconds, jesli tamta plyta byla pierwszym krokiem w tworzeniu swojego brzmienia, to disintegration moze byc zwienczeniem tej drogi, na ktorej koncu dostajemy pana smitha, ktory kradnie spotlajt tej plyty, o wiele bardziej opartej na lirycznej stronie niz wczesniej sluchane siedemnascie sekund, chociaz i tak charakterystyczne czesto nawet 2-3 minutowe intra instrumentalowe pozostaja, to na tej plycie kawalki maja o wiele wiecej do powiedzenia, bo sama plyta liczy ponad 70 minut, no i nie ma traka krotszego niz 4 minuty, a znajda sie nawet 9 minutowce wsrod tych 12 numerow, wiec o wiele wieksze pole do popisu niz poprzeni material, jest to tez pierwszy album nagrywany z mysla wylacznie o cdkach, stad wlasnie tak nietypowa dlugosc materialu jak na jeden albumik, a nie podwojna plyte, charakterystycznym brzmieniem jest tutaj podwojny bass, ktory ma w sobie tragiczny wyraz w polaczeniu z mrocznymi kojacymi, depresyjnymi, cudacznymi tekstami, na wokalu smithowym, ktory zdecydowanie sie rozwinal na przestrzeni lat, gitarki nadal graja bardzo prosto, jedynie lickami, do tego dochodza klawisze prawdziwie grobowe, co daje w calosci prawdziwie pogrzebowy dzwiek, ktory swietnie pasuje do tytulu, ktory odnosi sie do rozpadu w grupie, bo jest to w wiekszosci material smithowy, ktory desperacko staral sie stworzyc cos po czym zostanie zapamietany, a nie tylko sprzedany, przed trzydziestymi urodzinami, wiec dochodzi tu motyw forsowania stworzenia swego magnum opus, nie jest to pierwszy taki wybuch tworczy w jego przypadku, bo ta plyta zajmuje drugie miejsce w trylogi pornografia, dezintegracja, krwawokwiaty, no i kolejny raz wypadaloby sprawdzic reszte, ale co do samej dezintegracji, to moze nic szokujaco nowego nie uslyszalem, ale i tak ocenie go wyzej niz poprzedni pik curowy, bo jednak jest o wiele bardziej spojny i czuc doszlifowanie stylu zaprezentowanego na sekundach, na plejaka wrzucam tytulowy song, lovesong, i pictures of you, do ktorego trzeba dodac nastepujacy po nim closedown, bo jak dla mnie musza one isc jako bundel

Un disco imprescindible

Obscure and overdramatic effort. Just that is a very good one.

I don’t know what it is about this album but I love it. I was very put off by the length of the songs but they quickly became easy to listen to in the background as there are not a lot of words. When there is, it is haunting and exactly what I expected from the Cure from other songs and albums I’ve heard. After last weeks double disc of music, I saw 12 songs and thought this would be quick but many of them are 6-9 minutes long which rivals bands like Metallica. The standout for me was Lovesong but that’s because I’ve heard it before. I also really liked Pictures of You and Prayers for Rain but I’m going to listen to this one again and see if any others stand out. The album cover is perfect for this music. Very strange and almost Jared Leto Joker like in its presentation but it makes total sense as almost every song can be listened to while driving through the city on a rainy night looking for something that can’t be found.

This is so good, the synth and guitar make this super moody.

Probably the greatest post-punk band ever. This album has so many great singles, Pictures of You, Lovesong, Fascination Street, Disintegration, but the other tracks are also really really strong. Standouts for me are the strings on Lullaby, the guitar hook and sad lament on Untitled, the Wall of sound on Plainsong, the Thunderous drums in Closedown and their classic gothy dark sound in Deep Water and Pray for rain. I'd give this album a 9/10 but on the 5 star scale its not quite "perfection" so I must sadly round it down to a 4.

"Lovesong" is on this and I had no idea this was the original compared to the cover by 311. "Pictures Of You" was great. Good album all around. 8/10.

full of absolute bangers. got me in my bag at times 💼 4.25 stars

Never heard from start to finish, it’s a great album

The bangers are real bangers and the slow ones are really really boring.

Pretty slow but damn well made

Only know of the popular tracks from this album, so it was great to listen to a full album from an 80's band. Lots of extended jam songs towards the end of the album, did not know the Cure had songs like that! Highlights: -Plainsong -Pictures of You -Lovesong -The Same Deep Water as You -Disentigration

Very atmospheric full sound. Some iconic songs.

one of the best albums by the cure

It's time for Disintegration by the Cure for my daily listen. I've not really gotten to deep into the Cure, besides them being a big part of the music landscape. When I say landscape, I mean the music I listen to along with friends and family. I should like them a lot more. They are definitely my kind of band. So far I'm enjoying this album and how epic and moody it seems. It's almost like I've heard the whole album by osmosis. In one way or another they have left a blueprint across a lot of the music I listen to. I enjoy how this album is breathing and stretches out and gives the songs time to expand. It's been a greatest hits album so far, every song I've run into on the radio or on a soundtrack. I've not listened to this album over and over again like many similar albums. It seems very familiar though, like it's so baked into our culture I've been exposed over the years.

I like the music a lot, though his singing keeps it from being a top favorite.

A welcomed surpise. I really enjoyed the album

I like this album! The only song I recognize from it is "Lovesong," but I also enjoyed all of the ones I've never heard before. Nice, chill, a bit dark, but good background music to work to.

Some truly legendary songs on this album, especially Pictures of You. There are also a few songs that are kind of duds for me. Not my favorite listen all the way through, but the highs are very high.

Odslusaj ponovo

Great album. Strong start and a lot of great songs throughout. Great vibes from exiting the 80s.

Enjoyed it far more than I thought I would.

The ULTIMATE painful "sunny day" break-up album. When you hate her/him/them, but it's the summer and other albums simply won't do.

Good all around feel, mostly when looking to get taken over by music

Decent album, found the melodics and the heavier instruments to be the missing thing from Britpop

Solid album, need to check out their other stuff.

Super good. Very mellow rock with the stand out “Pictures Of You” Very long last couple of songs.

Have listened to this tons already during high school! Love this record. :)

More ethereal and dreamy than I was expecting. Very 80's but in a good way!

nice but the intros on like every song are soooo long

fascinating, but a little sad and spooky

Okay, wasn't focused

Very different from what I usually listen to but I loved the sound it was very unique and a good experience listening to some of the songs my stand out favorites were plainsong and lovesong

I quite liked a lot of this, but it did make me feel I’m not goth enough

Actually kinda good. It was weirdly calming

Good instrumentals but not my thing

p621. 1989. 3 stars. Well done late 80s Brit synths, and proof that The Cure were always a far better singles band. Points deducted for multiple +5 minute tracks that sound the same, and for being bloody miserable. Listening to this is the aural equivalent of watching Stoke play on a wet Wednesday night in November.

Smooth and feels like what post-rock was two decades later.

If I’m being honest, this isn’t bad music. I’ve just been over exposed to it thanks to my roommate brother who wanted to play it endlessly in the 80’s and wore it out of me. This is never something I choose to listen to, but when it’s on, it’s not intolerable.

The Cure sets a mood that's for sure. Interesting album, a bit depressing on it's surface but I found a hint of optimism on most songs. Robert Smith shares some deep feelings with the listener, while the music creates an environment for the listener to explore their own feelings. The 90's version of therapy.

yeah i like this but maybe not my favourite genre or favourite album ever. pertty groovy, i like that it felt dark and gritty

I should actually like The Cure. I have a soft spot for their dark post-punk/new wave sound. Their guitar sound is instantly recognisable, and the basslines really define their sound. Unfortunately, I just can’t get on with Robert Smith’s vocals. His affected mannerisms and whiny tone in particular really get on my nerves. I simply can’t take that sort of thing seriously. Then there’s the whole gothic aesthetic. It's rather silly and tends to appeal more to young girls with a soft spot for pale vampires. I could overlook it — goodness me, I listen to more than my fair share of bands with questionable outfits — if I enjoyed the vocals more. "Disintegration" is probably The Cure’s best album and certainly deserves full marks if you can stomach the vocals. As it is, however, I have to mark it down a bit because Smith's whining smothers the whole album. Nevertheless, it’s a milestone in the genre, especially given that it emerged at the end of the 1980s when there was a real vacuum in pop and rock music, which had become utterly saccharine. It has to be acknowledged that The Cure have consistently resisted the temptation to pander in their music, even though they certainly have a great talent for pop songs. Their best songs are always the ones that weren’t released as singles.

I didn't know this artist. Good tunes, good album

This is undoubtedly the best Cure album. I love Pictures of You. All of the songs sound a little bit the same up to this point though. Lullaby is another good one. Everything is a little one note, the title track is good though.

I like songs but not the album, but I can appreciate it

Too mellow, not my jam again

Pretty much average

The influence this one generated is thick. I hear elements of Radiohead and a ton of other emo leaning art/alt rock. With that said some of the songs drone on way longer than they should. Big fan of the creepy spider man song

Not Shrek Core This is vibes music and the vibe is fine, but ultimately a little repetitive and a little dare I say boring. I enjoy Pictures of You, Lovesong and Lullaby, but the rest of the album seemed pretty forgettable. I could see myself maybe growing into this album, but I can’t really muster the energy at this point in life. Maybe in another life I’d absolutely adore this record and be consumed by the atmosphere, but I really just want to listen to songs, not tone poems of really repetitive one string guitar melodies.

The cure just never hit for me. Not bad but nothing I consider great

Good Album for a melancholic day. Best song on the album is Lovesong. Album rating : 5.5/10

I expected better of The Cure, from what I've heard. This was slow, sad and dragged on a bit. Mostly held back by the whiney singing. I wouldnt say I dislike Roberts voice, as their faster more upbeat songs are fine. These felt llike an hour of whinging.

The Cure has always been slightly too emo for me despite the band's cult status. I've heard probably 60% of this album already in passing, though never all in one go, and I think it's safe to say I won't be adding it into my regular rotation.

Love the Cure! i had never listened to this album in its entirety until today.

Cool ambient synthy

No bad but a bit droney and not quite my speed today. 6/10

A very good album, definitely one of the more enjoyable "sounds" I've heard so far with the new wave 80s synth vibes and highly reverby guitar. While not the most technical, The Cure always make a pleasant tone with that distinct 80s sound. Biggest gripe with this album is the overall length, each track runs just slightly longer than it needs to and the total run time reflects that with only 12 songs being 1 hr and 12 minutes. I think they have a good thing going but nothing amazing enough to warrant such long run times. Overall, a very high 3.

A high 3 for me, similar to my thoughts on sergeant pepper’s however this album did not have a little help from my friends

Mood un peu trop dépressif pour moi

3.5 Intros are a bit long, vocals are 50/50 for me. Love the production. Favorite: disintegration

I enjoyed this album a lot more than Pornography, but I'm still basically going to echo my review of Pornography as the whole gothic, full of misery and despair feeling kind of gets tiresome by the end. It is kind of funny that they wanted to make something less accessible with Disintegration, but this definitely feels much more accessible to me. Overall, I appreciate their artistry and their influence, but it turns out the Cure in general are just not a band I really want to listen to unless I'm feeling particularly bummed about something.

Quite liked the overall ambience of the album. It has a more dream like feeling to it.

I think the highs were really high, but it's not a band that I am that interested in generally.

Nice depressive vibe, it has "Lulllaby" (a classic in my perspective). It's quite fun to listen to this album.

This is apparently meant to be Robert Smith's attempt to return to darker less approachable music because he didn't like the spotlight. I don't think any part of this was dark it was kinda dull and samey, I loved that darker raw emotion of Pornography reflected his thoughts at the time. Apparently he relapsed into drugs to deal with the stress of being famous which obviously sucks but none of that comes through in the lyrics of this music. Which is a shame because he's demonstrated his ability to put thoughts to words in an emotive way. The last few songs were the highlight of the album but even then they were 7-10 minute middling songs with one minute of greatness. It's goooood I just expected better

finally i can say i know more The Cure songs than Olivia Rodrigo fans

Leuke melodie, saaie lyrics als ze er zijn. Te weinig pit/power

Classic Cure vibes, but then it's like they got lost in their own echo chamber. Songs start to drag on, and they all begin to sound like they're stuck in a long, dark tunnel together. Not bad per se, just felt like it could've used some tighter reins. Spins: 1 Playlist Additions - Pictures of You - Lovesong - Lullaby

When Disintegration was released in 1989, I was fresh out of Navy boot camp and attending A School. At the time, my musical tastes leaned heavily toward hard rock, hair metal, and R&B, so The Cure was never really on my radar. Aside from "Lovesong," I was essentially hearing this album for the first time. One of the first things that struck me was how patient it is. Several songs begin with long instrumental introductions that don't feel like filler. They reminded me of the overture to a Broadway show, setting the mood before the story begins. It quickly became clear that this wasn't just a collection of songs. It was an album meant to be experienced from beginning to end. The first half really drew me in. "Pictures of You" was my favorite discovery. At more than seven minutes long, it somehow felt like half that. "Fascination Street" was another standout, with an energy that reminded me at times of U2's expansive sound. Hearing "Lovesong" in the context of the album also gave me a greater appreciation for why it became such a hit. The second half didn't connect with me as strongly. "The Same Deep Water as You" and "Homesick" never quite grabbed my attention, although I did enjoy "Untitled" as a closing track. Overall, I found the first half more memorable than the second. Even though I landed on a 3/5, I'm very glad I listened to Disintegration. I can understand why it's considered one of the greatest albums of all time, even if it didn't become a personal favorite. More importantly, it reminded me why I'm doing this project. Listening to an album from start to finish reveals things you simply don't notice when you only hear the singles. That's an experience I'm looking forward to repeating 999 more times.

Really it's a 2.5 but giving 3 basically only because it's something I feel like I *should* like and will grow on me 😔

If you’ve heard one Cure song you’ve kinda heard em all.

Plainsong the best one on here

Robert Smith can write some incredible songs for sure. But like most of his albums there is one or two bangers (Pictures of You) and the rest kinda sounds similar

Felt more cute like as it went on.

First álbum i rate I dont usually like albums More than an hour long but this Time wasnt a bother at all. The songs were great, fascination street Is a banger. Though, theres some tracks that have a pretty similar structure with each other, making the listen a bit repetitive. Overall i liked it.

Las canciones suelen durar entre 4 hasta 7 minutos más o menos. Me está gustando las vibras tranquilas que tiene el album aunque preferiría que las canciones no fueran tan largas

It was enjoyable and not hard to listen to.

2.5 Cool songs really long the vibe is cool though foresty and dark the love songs are cute

God gammel cure, ikke favorittskive eller artist men det funker. Cure er i utgangspunktet veldig bra!

6/10 - good indie rock from the 80s, doesn't outstay its welcome

Decent chill listen, dont mind it 6/10

Classic 80s new wave, but with a little too much angst. I enjoy it in doses, but not a whole album with very long songs.

Didn’t get time to listen to the whole album

3.5! very vibey and i loved the way the guitar sounded. i felt like i was in a lake.

I found this album to be a little dower but also what I would describe as vibey. I could see myself sitting back in a chair and listening to this album on a rainy day.

Was not blown away but liked this. Love song is a classic

I enjoyed de triestige planten muziek

First time listening to a Cure album in full. An enjoyable listen but nothing to write home about for me. The second half of the album started to lose my attention a little but I really liked the closing track, Will likely revisit this one at some point.

It’s fine

While it has some real bangers on it, it gets a little too atmospheric and repetitive at times. I feel like it something I would put on in high school after getting ripped and just lose myself in the reverb.

Love The Cure, but this just doesn't have the weirdness that I love them for

plainsong - it sounds like a realisation especially the beat drop at the start and so ethereal but not something i would go out of my way to listen to pictures of you - definitely more my vibe. i quite like this song and i can see myself listening to it more closedown - i like the sounds lovesong - not my favourite but i like the sounds a lot especially in the chorus i feel like i want to stop but i'm going to push through because being uncomfortable is good for you last dance - i like the vibe very instrumental album lullaby - this is top 3 favourites on the album, i love the beats fascination street - straight away amazing i love the beat probs 2nd favourite prayers for rain - also quite quite good the same deep water - least fav shouldnt be that long disintegration - nice it grew on me as the song went on homesick - not for me untitled - so glad i gave this a chance bc i was gonna skip through it at the beginning. it is possibly tied as number 1 with pictures of you FINAL RATING: 1. untitled 1. pictures of you 2. fascination street 3. lullaby

Lullaby tem uma vibe difícil de descrever.

The first track stressed me out because it was so slow and so long. I don't think it's my cup of tea, honestly. I find it too slow? If that makes sense. There are a couple tracks that remind me of Caifanes (Not surprising. Same decade and I assume that they were inspired by The Cure). I don't think it's bad but I definitely don't vibe with it.

really enjoyed fascination street and prayers for rain

As I'm seeing the Cure about a week from the moment I am writing this, I was happy to find out this album was the first on the 1001 list I got exposed to. Great tracks on here, but the gloominess of the general sound is still a bit hard to appreciate (especially now it's 25 degrees celcius outside and the sun's out). Nevertheless, some of the guitar sounds I like very much, and Robert Smith's dreamy singing really fits the mood.

Bem difícil de falar sobre algo que eu não conheço tão bem. É legal por me lembrar muito de bandas/artistas de post-punk e new wave dos 80’s que passei a gostar bastante de uns anos pra cá (mesmo que ouvindo de forma aleatoria) mas acredito que The Cure, apesar de ser uma das mais grandiosas e renomadas bandas desse estilo, ainda não é algo que me prendeu tanto.. É bem claro o feeling que cada música passa, artistas dessa época faziam isso como ninguém, mas o disco como um todo é muito mais melancólico que qualquer outro hit da banda fora dessa bolacha. Eu diria que merece mais uma chance, não é algo tão envolvente assim mas entrega algo bom de se ouvir dependendo dos sentimentos do dia.

I like other stuff by the Cure better. Some songs here droned on.

Robert Smith is an unusual guy, and this album is spooky, dreamy, but ultimately listenable. It’s the transition from the 80’s to the ‘90’s

Never listened to a full album. I do enjoy their style but it does require you to be on a certain mood. And this is a long album!

Very gloomy, made me feel adrift. I liked how it felt cohesive and stuff but the gloomy lost feeling isnt that fun when youre trying to revise. A very cool album nonetheless

Some songs were a little disengage but overall good

Ooooooh

This album would be a lot better if it was half the length.

Honestly, kinda enjoyed it. More grooves, less quirkiness

I enjoyed it! But not sure it'll stay with me

Not my stille but I feel good