DEL634

2y

I look forward to hearing your thoughts when you get around to it!

DEL634

2y

THE CURE’s ROBERT SMITH says he’s NOCTURNAL.

During an interview with Jo Whiley for BBC Radio 2 ahead of The Cure’s performance this past Wednesday (Oct. 30), frontman Robert Smith shared that he chooses to “live at night” and has even trained his sheep to do the same.

“I’ve got the only nocturnal sheep in Britain, seriously I’ve trained them to,” he said “I’m trying to train them because, apparently, you can’t train sheep but I’m determined. I’ve trained one of my sheep to shake hands, seriously! No honestly at night, I will probably post at some point before the end of the year … another viral moment for me! I can’t get ‘em to talk but they do listen though, they’re very good listeners.”

KFA

2y

Doing my first listen right now. First 3 tracks are really good, I’m liking this.

@Terry how you feeling about this one king?

YzYyZyWhatisgood

2y

I wasn’t ducking you, but I listened to it today and boy oh boy was that a fantastic time! Each song had me floating! Pictures of you, love song, and the titular track stick out the most as well as untitled. I’m not tapped into 80’s/90’s grunge rock like that, but I’d love to see peak Bjork, Roxy music Brian Eno, and these guys in a room together

DEL634

2y

Glad you enjoyed it! I think the Disintegration track is one of the best songs ever made. Plainsong as an opener is so magical too and immediately sets the tone.

The other posters were also right in recommending P***ography (the album). The debate is between Disintegration or P***ography being their magnum opus.

If you do decide to tap out here, I'm glad we had you along on this ride If not, I hope to see your P***ography (the album) thoughts.

DEL634

2y

Glad you enjoyed it! I think the Disintegration track is one of the best songs ever made. Plainsong as an opener is so magical too and immediately sets the tone.

The other posters were also right in recommending P***ography (the album). The debate is between Disintegration or P***ography being their magnum opus.

If you do decide to tap out here, I'm glad we had you along on this ride If not, I hope to see your P***ography (the album) thoughts.

DEL634

2y

To be frank, this is a bonafide late career classic. They dropped this just about 50 years into their career. Let that sink in.. The Cure as we know it. Lush & ethereal soundscapes, haunting lyrics. This is it.

Alone, I Can Never Say Goodbye & Endsong are among the best in their career.

This is the end of every song that we sing