The Cure - Wish - Episode 51 | Waterproof Records with Jacob Givens

Behind my older brother's bedroom door was a giant poster of The Cure's Boys Don't Cry. I remember hearing Robert Smith's voice wailing over cavernous guitars, syncopated beats and dramatic synths... but it took me a moment to understand what it meant to be lost in The Cure. In 1992, Wish arrived with layered guitars and an album that traveled between pop, rock and haunting melodies that would open my bedroom door to this legendary band.
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[@pauld5982]

Just got to meet this dude randomly. What a great guy. Just the nicest person. His shorts are spot on but there is a lot of meat here! Thanks for doing this Jacob.

[@HillbillyHades]

I needed 13:17 - 17:00. My sister has whittled me down to the dullest shell I can be. I'm not going to trauma dump, but talking about the good times with your brother hits me real hard. I can forgive her someday.

[@digitaldosage1979]

Love this album...my favorite from the cure👏 Its uncanny how similar your influences are to mine...we were the same age, experiencing these things at the same time in the south being fed mainly by mtv abd 120 minutes for what was coming out at the time.

[@txyhard9229]

Dude, I just appreciate your videos. I totally feel like were hanging out lol

[@Bouslog27]

44yo man here so I’m 200% biased but,
Sitting with Full Albums that came out in the early 90’s>>>>>>>>>> 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@conan73block23]

first time listening , i really enjoyed it 👍

[@musicaddict5076]

Really enjoying your podcasts. Would love to hear your deep dive into Disintegration.

[@Harsh-yg3cc]

let's go

[@AlexTorell]

For God's sake you're just talkin' about it so now just try to dance about the architecture😂😂😂