I love that Jayvee's becoming a Cure fan. Next up he should listen to Fascination Street, Plainsong, or pretty much anything off the Disintegration album.
Yussss.... Plainsong. Disintegration album was my second favourite with Wish being the first and Pornography following. I do love the video for Lullabye and who doesn't love Fascination Street. But Closedown and Prayers For Rain (after the obvious Pictures of You are my faves off the album. Javon is such a beautiful doll to truly enjoy The Cure's music.
@@ScannyProductions A Forest would be my personal favourite, I'm also very fond of Primary, Charlotte Sometimes, Killing an Arab, 10:15 Saturday Night, etc.
@@ScannyProductions A Forest is amazing. Even the "Mixed up" version which is a bit more techno and shorter. Listen to the whole Mixed up album back to back and man you'll fly
One of the best songs of the cure. I love this one since my youth. Has vibes of punk/modern rock. Nice style and a typical English melody. 80's at his best..thanks Jayvaughn 😎👍
@@davidcowan4942 thats right👍 because in the USA this album is '79 releases with the album title "Boy's don't cry". It's strange because in Europe the same album comes out at the same time with title "Three imaginary boys" without the song "Boys don't cry". The single comes out as standalone at the b-side of the vinyl "Pillbox Tales" in the year '86 🤷. Strange but the single was listet only in this year in the charts of Germany and the UK. Very interesting the story of this song. At the end it's very possible that is created '79 . But listed in the charts '86...strange. but a very good song 😎👍
@@platanoverde9469 As such, the song was already written in 1977-1978, there are demos from 1978 by John Peel, There are also recordings by The Cure under the name Easy Cure, which is how they started.
Yes do more cure. Could you do close to me, inbetween days, hot hot hot, why can't I be you, pictures of you, lullaby, fascination street, and never enough
The hard thing is just narrowing down the list of songs to suggest. So many classics. I'll suggest "A Forest" (album version), 10:15 On a Saturday Night and Primary.
I can't remember the guy who made the quote but it was some country guy he said "when you are happy you enjoy the music and when you're sad you appreciate the lyrics"
You should really try some Violent Femmes. They were also a part of the college radio scene in the '80s along with The Cure and REM. "Blister in the Sun", "Gone Daddy Gone", "Kiss Off" or really any song of their debut album Violent Femmes.
You hit the nail on the head there mate. It's the combination of the great upbeat sound along with his words and delivery which seem at odds with the music. Tune came out in 1980!
Love what you said about the lyrics being the best of both worlds, reason 80s new wave was so powerful especially songs like this one. Keep rocking man!
Can't believe it took you so long to find this one and yes, no idea why you haven't done '"A Forest" yet. As a punishment, you will also have to do "In Between Day" :-)
I didn’t expect this sort of reaction from you to this song, but, I’m stoked you really liked it. And you’re right when you said you could just picture people going out and dancing to this when it was out. Well, I was in college in the early 80s and The Cure was a huge band on campuses and my whole circle of friends were really into The Cure (and The Smiths, Siouxsie and the Banshees, New Order, OMD, Ultravox, Simple Minds, Human League, Depeche Mode, ABC, Psychedelic Furs, etc.) and we did have the best time dancing and getting into such a variety of British New Wave which was taking over US radio and MTV. The Cure had a of breakthrough with their album “Head On The Door” which includes two of their big hits from that period which would be great for you to react to based upon your reaction to this song. The tracks are “In Between Days” and “Close To Me”.. Hope to see it on your channel soon
@@ijustneedmyself Depeche mode, The Cure ,Tears for fears ,the Smith,the stranglers ,Jimmy sommervile,george Michael, boy george ,Kim wilde ..........🥰😘🤩😍❤💓💋
Yesssss Jay! You have made my day. I absolutely love the Cure. How about Charlotte Sometimes, Let’s Go to Bed, Pictures of You, Lament, In Between Days and Lovecats!! Thank you so much Jay!
Great song by a fantastic band, it’s hard to believe they were so young when they did this, A Forest is their masterpiece and definitely worth checking out, love to see you enjoy their music
You should listen to Bauhaus. They’re incredible. Some songs I recommend are Dark Entries, Passion Of Lovers, Telegram Sam, Sanity Assassin. Then listen to Siouxsie And The Banshees. - Happy House, Kiss Them For Me, Spellbound.
@@zlattesboy Bauhaus can’t make a bad song but She’s In Parties is one of their weaker ones in my opinion. I think their best songs are the ones that have energy, like Dark Entries, In The Flat Field, Passion Of Lovers, Stigmata Martyr, Telegram Sam. The ones that sound like some weird combination between hardcore punk and Joy Division. Peter Murphy’s voice is incredible no matter the song tho.
Love Cats is a fun one by them. "Burn" that they did for the movie The Crow soundtrack heavier and darker. Fascination street is always a must with them. Also, Charlotte sometimes is awesome.
haha.. I never realised before that this is a sad song... that boppy beat always got me dancing. The album of Boys Don't Cry is one of my favourites, so many great songs.
My youth is coated in the Cure, Prince, Madonna, Duran Duran... This music is pure nostalgia to me... Thanks for expanding your musical horizons, Jay... It's a pleasure to join you on your journey. ✌🏽
The EXTENDED version of Why Can't I Be You is a MUUUUUST!!! It truly showcases Robert Smith's whimsical vocals. AAAnd: The opening bass line. Please, Javon? @JayveeTV
You know Jayvaughn you hit it right in the head!! I could never put my finger on it until I read someone call it for what it is and you just did as well!! They said The Cure is a band that makes songs that are happy and sad at the same time. And it works perfectly. How incredible is that !!!
Jay, my man, you are making my day with your reactions to my all-time favorite band. Keep it going buddy. Any songs from their masterpiece Disintegration album are gold. I especially enjoy Fascination Street and Disintegration (the song). The Cure has gone through many transformations over the years, from their dark sound in the beginning, then transitioning into more mainstream music in the 80's and 90's then switching it up again in the 2000's. They haven't released an album since 2008 I believe but we are waiting for at least two more albums that will be dark again hopefully coming out this year. The Cure will not disappoint you. Keep reacting to them and you'll thank all of us Cure fans. Until next time, peace brotha!
Some early Cure. Excellent. You should check out something from "Pornography" - considered by many to be their greatest album. I suggest Tracks like "A strange Day", "A hundred years" or The Figurehead". These songs are The Cure at their darkly beautiful best. Robert Smith also played with Siouxie & the Banshees for a while. Robert learnt how to be a front man from Siouxie (and his hair and make up was influenced by her). Try listening to Banshees tracks like "Spell-bound". "Arabia Nights" or "Rhapsody".
Another unique sounding 80's band is Big Country, try the song 'In A Big Country' by Big Country and then songs like 'Fields of Fire' 'Chance' 'Just A Shadow' 'Look Away' 'Wonderland' 'Inwards'
I got into the Cure in the late 80's so I was a little late to the party but have so many great memories of going to 80's clubs with my friends during the 90's and dancing to them and Depeche Mode. One of my favorite memories of my late friend is that we were driving around and she wanted me to hear The Caterpillar but this was when you actually needed a CD (or god forbid at ape) and I didn't have it and her house was way too far so our mission that night was to find somewhere where I could hear the song and so we drove through the night and would randomly show up to her friends' houses to ask if they had the Starring at the Sea album until we met the ultimate Cure fan who said "I don't have compilation albums!" and Pulled out The Top album. RIP CC.
I did my music video project to this song for my college TV production course in 1983. My main character did shed a tear at the end. Great song (what Cure song isn't great?) and great memories. Finally saw them live a few years ago. They played for 3 hours. I never stopped moving... and I wept during Pictures of You. (Do that song next please!) Thanks for your thoughtful, no BS reactions to songs.)
Liked this song my husband is a fan of the cure, he's a musician so has broadened my appreciation of music, I was into the dancing to music, but so much more now.
First song I ever heard and loved by The Cure, in 1987! My 16 year old sister was becoming a massive Cure fan and little 13 year old me was also smitten. My favourite, then, were Charlotte Sometimes and In Between Days.
Nope, I just looked, even the Close to Me video on youtube is not original. Its some edited compilation. The Cure cannot show their original videos because they are owned by someone else. Which is too bad because Smith was cute when he was young.
@@saratemp790 ohh man really? Maybe it's a zoning thing? I'm in Australia and both of the original film clips are available to me. Close To Me is via Vevo and has the closet falling off the cliff and the comb used as an instrument just like I remember it. Hope Jay can access them.
Yes it’s about him not appreciating her. “I would say I’m sorry if I thought that it would change your mind But I know that this time I have said too much, been too unkind.” “Took you for granted, thought that you needed me more, more, more. Now I would do most anything to get you back by my side, But I just keep on laughing, hiding the tears in my eyes...” My favorite 80’s new wave band😀
One of their best! So glad you chose this one! “Misjudged your limit. Pushed you too far. Took you for granted, thought that you needed me more.” In Between Days, Let’s Go To Bed, 10:15 Saturday Night, Killing an Arab all great songs!
The song was in the movie Boys don't cry with Hillary Swank. She played a woman with an identity crisis. She lived as a guy. Check it out. It's a great movie. She won an academy award for that role
Thank you for listening to new wave songs that aren't on "80s Greatest Hits" compilations. This is an early early Cure song. And you did a reaction to "One step beyond" by Madness, also an early song by that band and not one usually heard on 80s compilations. If you like the Cure, you should try a few songs from Echo and the Bunnymen like "Lips like sugar" or "The Killing Moon".
I love that Jayvee's becoming a Cure fan. Next up he should listen to Fascination Street, Plainsong, or pretty much anything off the Disintegration album.
Yussss.... Plainsong.
Disintegration album was my second favourite with Wish being the first and Pornography following.
I do love the video for Lullabye and who doesn't love Fascination Street.
But Closedown and Prayers For Rain (after the obvious Pictures of You are my faves off the album.
Javon is such a beautiful doll to truly enjoy The Cure's music.
Or something really old, like A Forest.
Puretone - Addicted to bass
Absobloodylutely! 😍👍🏼
I'd love to see his reaction to Subway Song tbh
If you haven't heard In Between Days -- I think you'd really like it.
Yay! 💖 They’re the kings of happy sounding sad songs.
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^ Boys Don’t Cry live. My channel isn’t monetized so no personal gain there.
Ha that is such a perfect description to them.
They're even better at beautifully dark tracks like the Pornography and Faith albums. The Cure at their best.
New Order too.
Pictures of You and In Between Days are two of the best! A Letter to Elise is also great. Ah, who am I kidding? They have a ton of great tunes.
Letter to Elise is beautiful.
You should really check out 'A Forest' and 'One Hundred Years' by The Cure, both very deep and moody songs, absolute classics
A Forrest is one of their best songs.
@@ScannyProductions A Forest would be my personal favourite, I'm also very fond of Primary, Charlotte Sometimes, Killing an Arab, 10:15 Saturday Night, etc.
A Forest is my favourite Cure track. The minute the bass starts I get chills
@@_jan1ce741 That bass is just incredible
@@ScannyProductions A Forest is amazing. Even the "Mixed up" version which is a bit more techno and shorter. Listen to the whole Mixed up album back to back and man you'll fly
One of the best songs of the cure. I love this one since my youth. Has vibes of punk/modern rock. Nice style and a typical English melody. 80's at his best..thanks Jayvaughn 😎👍
Soz to be a pedantic but my Album Boy's don't cry has the release date of 1979 on it. Agree with everything else tho.
@@davidcowan4942 thats right👍 because in the USA this album is '79 releases with the album title "Boy's don't cry". It's strange because in Europe the same album comes out at the same time with title "Three imaginary boys" without the song "Boys don't cry".
The single comes out as standalone at the b-side of the vinyl "Pillbox Tales" in the year '86 🤷. Strange but the single was listet only in this year in the charts of Germany and the UK. Very interesting the story of this song. At the end it's very possible that is created '79 . But listed in the charts '86...strange. but a very good song 😎👍
@@platanoverde9469 As such, the song was already written in 1977-1978, there are demos from 1978 by John Peel, There are also recordings by The Cure under the name Easy Cure, which is how they started.
The Cure managed to humbly open teenage wounds for the world to see, vulnerable and defiant at the same time.
Yes do more cure. Could you do close to me, inbetween days, hot hot hot, why can't I be you, pictures of you, lullaby, fascination street, and never enough
All of the above please Jay!
The hard thing is just narrowing down the list of songs to suggest. So many classics. I'll suggest "A Forest" (album version), 10:15 On a Saturday Night and Primary.
lullaby is my fave
yaaas!
The cure are brilliant. One of the greatest bands of all time.
Ian Dury and the Blockheads - Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick. Best baseline ever.
Would "Wake Up" get him demonetised? It is a sweet but fruity song.
I can't remember the guy who made the quote but it was some country guy he said "when you are happy you enjoy the music and when you're sad you appreciate the lyrics"
When you're sad you feel the words, when you're happy you feel the melody.
You should really try some Violent Femmes. They were also a part of the college radio scene in the '80s along with The Cure and REM. "Blister in the Sun", "Gone Daddy Gone", "Kiss Off" or really any song of their debut album Violent Femmes.
I agree.
I just made a comment suggesting Violent Femmes! Love them. Also, I’d love to see him react to Morrissey.
close to me by the cure
Just hope he doesn't suffer from claustrophobia though. I still wonder how they fit them all in , and how they survived.....
Love their music “Lullaby” and “Just Like Heaven” are my favorites 🔥👍
Mint Car is good too.
You hit the nail on the head there mate. It's the combination of the great upbeat sound along with his words and delivery which seem at odds with the music. Tune came out in 1980!
June 12, 1979 to be exact, and the song had been created for at least a year.
❤️❤️❤️ The Cure.
My favorite band for over 30 yrs!! I have seen them live 18 times.
Love what you said about the lyrics being the best of both worlds, reason 80s new wave was so powerful especially songs like this one. Keep rocking man!
Can't believe it took you so long to find this one and yes, no idea why you haven't done '"A Forest" yet. As a punishment, you will also have to do "In Between Day" :-)
So many incredible songs!
Listen Depeche Mode "People are people" "Shake the Disease" " stripped" "Blasphemous Rumours" "strangelovw" " everything counts" " Master and servant"....great songs
didn't he already react to some of those?
@@karikells no🙂 ,just "enjoy The silence" and "personal jesus" (but Im not sure)
Definitely needs to do much more Depeche Mode!!
Couldn't have picked a better song - love playing their songs on my guitar 😊
The Cure ‘Lullaby’ and ‘Last Dance’ 🙏🙌❤️
“Let’s Go to Bed”
“The Love Cats”
“Wrong Number”
Yes! All great picks to react to next.
The Love Cats! Forgot about that one!
Also I like The Caterpillar....🤔
"Lullaby" by the Cure also. For those late night drives at night in the misty mountains.
Eye spy with my little eye , something beginning with sssssssssss...
The Cure has so many good songs its incredible
Close To Me, best The Cure song ever!
I didn’t expect this sort of reaction from you to this song, but, I’m stoked you really liked it. And you’re right when you said you could just picture people going out and dancing to this when it was out. Well, I was in college in the early 80s and The Cure was a huge band on campuses and my whole circle of friends were really into The Cure (and The Smiths, Siouxsie and the Banshees, New Order, OMD, Ultravox, Simple Minds, Human League, Depeche Mode, ABC, Psychedelic Furs, etc.) and we did have the best time dancing and getting into such a variety of British New Wave which was taking over US radio and MTV. The Cure had a of breakthrough with their album “Head On The Door” which includes two of their big hits from that period which would be great for you to react to based upon your reaction to this song. The tracks are “In Between Days” and “Close To Me”.. Hope to see it on your channel soon
Loving the love for UK music.
I come from Paris France and I love music from Uk especially ...80s music
@@andrewfletcher1341 U.S. here and saaame. It's my favorite decade for music and mostly because of U.K. bands!
@@ijustneedmyself Depeche mode, The Cure ,Tears for fears ,the Smith,the stranglers ,Jimmy sommervile,george Michael, boy george ,Kim wilde ..........🥰😘🤩😍❤💓💋
You have to do Lullaby. And you have to do the official video.
Yesssss Jay! You have made my day. I absolutely love the Cure. How about Charlotte Sometimes, Let’s Go to Bed, Pictures of You, Lament, In Between Days and Lovecats!! Thank you so much Jay!
The Cure, one of the all time greatest bands! ♥️
Great song by a fantastic band, it’s hard to believe they were so young when they did this, A Forest is their masterpiece and definitely worth checking out, love to see you enjoy their music
Boys Don't Cry is classic The Cure.
*The cure es de los pocos grupos que tocan en vivo 3 horas , Robert es un kapo*
Los adoro
The Cure is the best. So many memories!
The Cure "The Love Cats" next PLEASE
You should listen to Bauhaus. They’re incredible. Some songs I recommend are Dark Entries, Passion Of Lovers, Telegram Sam, Sanity Assassin.
Then listen to Siouxsie And The Banshees. - Happy House, Kiss Them For Me, Spellbound.
I second that. Bauhaus reaction s please x
She's in Parties, great video and song!
Siouxsie and the Banshees definitely -- Cities in Dust would make for a great reaction.
@@Cyssane Or Face To Face. Both clearly show Siouxsie’s incredible voice.
@@zlattesboy
Bauhaus can’t make a bad song but She’s In Parties is one of their weaker ones in my opinion. I think their best songs are the ones that have energy, like Dark Entries, In The Flat Field, Passion Of Lovers, Stigmata Martyr, Telegram Sam. The ones that sound like some weird combination between hardcore punk and Joy Division.
Peter Murphy’s voice is incredible no matter the song tho.
Listen "lullaby", My favorite song.
From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea. The 1995 live version. The best Cure song, lyric wise.
“Mint Car”, “Charlotte Sometimes”, “A Forest”, “M”, .....and SOOO MANY OTHERS!
Love this song!!
There just aren't enough The Cure reactions in the world. Nice choice.
You should listen to 'Lullaby' next. Great song with an utterly terrifying video.
The video for Lullaby is one of my all time faves!
Please react to their song "A Forest" , a genuine masterpiece of new wave from the 80s !!! ❤❤❤ The Cure
Love Cats is a fun one by them. "Burn" that they did for the movie The Crow soundtrack heavier and darker. Fascination street is always a must with them. Also, Charlotte sometimes is awesome.
So much love for this band.
haha.. I never realised before that this is a sad song... that boppy beat always got me dancing.
The album of Boys Don't Cry is one of my favourites, so many great songs.
My youth is coated in the Cure, Prince, Madonna, Duran Duran... This music is pure nostalgia to me... Thanks for expanding your musical horizons, Jay... It's a pleasure to join you on your journey. ✌🏽
Inbetween Days should be your next Cure song.
The EXTENDED version of Why Can't I Be You is a MUUUUUST!!!
It truly showcases Robert Smith's whimsical vocals.
AAAnd: The opening bass line.
Please, Javon? @JayveeTV
This is one of their catchiest. Great choice. A Forest next please.
your joy in hearing this for the first time, your smile, is just everything. love it.
You know Jayvaughn you hit it right in the head!! I could never put my finger on it until I read someone call it for what it is and you just did as well!! They said The Cure is a band that makes songs that are happy and sad at the same time. And it works perfectly. How incredible is that !!!
Another The Cure classic. In Between Days... PLEASE.
Hi from Germany, I love your reaction Videos dude
new rose by the damned , boys dont cry came out around 1980
Yes !!! 🖤🖤🖤
Yes!!!! This is one from their early work that shows their punk/post-punk era influences. Excited as folks so often don’t go back to this stuff!
‘The Love Cats’ ‘In Between Days’ other amazing songs. There are so many.
Jay, my man, you are making my day with your reactions to my all-time favorite band. Keep it going buddy. Any songs from their masterpiece Disintegration album are gold. I especially enjoy Fascination Street and Disintegration (the song). The Cure has gone through many transformations over the years, from their dark sound in the beginning, then transitioning into more mainstream music in the 80's and 90's then switching it up again in the 2000's. They haven't released an album since 2008 I believe but we are waiting for at least two more albums that will be dark again hopefully coming out this year. The Cure will not disappoint you. Keep reacting to them and you'll thank all of us Cure fans. Until next time, peace brotha!
Some early Cure. Excellent. You should check out something from "Pornography" - considered by many to be their greatest album. I suggest Tracks like "A strange Day", "A hundred years" or The Figurehead". These songs are The Cure at their darkly beautiful best.
Robert Smith also played with Siouxie & the Banshees for a while. Robert learnt how to be a front man from Siouxie (and his hair and make up was influenced by her). Try listening to Banshees tracks like "Spell-bound". "Arabia Nights" or "Rhapsody".
Close To Me, In Between Days, Fascination Street, One Hundred Days, A Forest, The Lovecats, The Caterpillar, Lullaby, and Plainsong!!!
Another unique sounding 80's band is Big Country, try the song 'In A Big Country' by Big Country and then songs like
'Fields of Fire'
'Chance'
'Just A Shadow'
'Look Away'
'Wonderland'
'Inwards'
One of the best bands to grow out of punk and delve into pop music, in my VERY biased opinion. lol
One of my favorite bands. Period.
The Cure..very cool. If you are looking for another very happy and very British song: "There she goes" by The La's-one of my all time favourites..
Good shout!! Here she goes is a true gem.
This is one of my all time favourites.
Yes, one of their dance hits for sure, so talented and underrated guitar work
You have to listning also, to the boy's don't cry version. From 1986 from the cure. 😊 So a nice song
This song always reminds me of my friends big brother Rory, died from bone cancer as a teenager, the Cure was his fav band. RIP Rory.
Check out the other band that Robert Smith was a part of - Siouxsie and The Banshee's.
Roberts Smith had a great voice and still does. He wrote some great songs and they are iconic and have staying power.
Great song to see them get into to see them get into rock and roll hall fame and do the song live watching them get there awards
I got into the Cure in the late 80's so I was a little late to the party but have so many great memories of going to 80's clubs with my friends during the 90's and dancing to them and Depeche Mode. One of my favorite memories of my late friend is that we were driving around and she wanted me to hear The Caterpillar but this was when you actually needed a CD (or god forbid at ape) and I didn't have it and her house was way too far so our mission that night was to find somewhere where I could hear the song and so we drove through the night and would randomly show up to her friends' houses to ask if they had the Starring at the Sea album until we met the ultimate Cure fan who said "I don't have compilation albums!" and Pulled out The Top album. RIP CC.
I did my music video project to this song for my college TV production course in 1983. My main character did shed a tear at the end. Great song (what Cure song isn't great?) and great memories. Finally saw them live a few years ago. They played for 3 hours. I never stopped moving... and I wept during Pictures of You. (Do that song next please!) Thanks for your thoughtful, no BS reactions to songs.)
Liked this song my husband is a fan of the cure, he's a musician so has broadened my appreciation of music, I was into the dancing to music, but so much more now.
The Cure "Close To Me". I don't you've done that yet.
Please react from the Cure lullaby
Yes!!
Love love love The Cure 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
First song I ever heard and loved by The Cure, in 1987! My 16 year old sister was becoming a massive Cure fan and little 13 year old me was also smitten.
My favourite, then, were Charlotte Sometimes and In Between Days.
Love for The Cure!!! Regards from Chile :-)
Everything the Cure writes is gold.
Robert Smith has been married to the same woman for 32 years, also the song "Lovesong" was a wedding gift to his wife.
And just like that, it’s the glorious 80s again with this band🙌🤩😍
Jayvaughn, Love ❤️ how much you genuinely ❤️ and appreciate all genres of music!
Love this song 💕
The Love Cats is great and Close To Me has one of the best videos they've ever made.
I second those. But the original Love Cats video is hard to find. One guy had a link to it, so you can see it that way.
Nope, I just looked, even the Close to Me video on youtube is not original. Its some edited compilation. The Cure cannot show their original videos because they are owned by someone else. Which is too bad because Smith was cute when he was young.
@@saratemp790 ohh man really? Maybe it's a zoning thing? I'm in Australia and both of the original film clips are available to me. Close To Me is via Vevo and has the closet falling off the cliff and the comb used as an instrument just like I remember it. Hope Jay can access them.
Friday I'm in Love♥️My Favorite!
I think he hurt her, she didn't hurt him. He thought she needed him more, but realizes she's moved on.
Yes it’s about him not appreciating her.
“I would say I’m sorry if I thought that it would change your mind
But I know that this time I have said too much, been too unkind.”
“Took you for granted,
thought that you needed me more, more, more.
Now I would do most anything to get you back by my side,
But I just keep on laughing, hiding the tears in my eyes...”
My favorite 80’s new wave band😀
Oooooooh I LOVE that you appreciate this song. Will always be one of my favourite Cure songs 💟💟💟💟💟
A Forest “live” next please
The performance at PinkPop a couple of years ago was tremendous!!
Nono. The Werchter version of A forest.
Yes, most of the live versions are superior to the original studio recording.
That bass line!! I'm gonna request Between the Days!
The shit Robert gives to go in sync with the playback (thing that he HATES) is always AMAZING!!! Love him!
From England still in lockdown for another week yay free ...thanks mate
Every Cure song is an experience, whether uplifting or unsettling !
Jay you must to react to "Pictures of you" The Cure. Wonderful song...a masterpiece. ❤✌
Robert Smith gets you dancing to misery.... and you won't even feel it hit , until after!! Lol
One of their best! So glad you chose this one!
“Misjudged your limit. Pushed you too far. Took you for granted, thought that you needed me more.”
In Between Days, Let’s Go To Bed, 10:15 Saturday Night, Killing an Arab all great songs!
I love how much he genuinely loved this. Bloody excellent.
The song was in the movie Boys don't cry with Hillary Swank. She played a woman with an identity crisis. She lived as a guy. Check it out. It's a great movie. She won an academy award for that role
You are right, they never disappoint. Looking forward to the day you react to my favorite from them: “In between days” 🥰
I love all their tracks, but yep that's my favourite.
Thank you for listening to new wave songs that aren't on "80s Greatest Hits" compilations. This is an early early Cure song. And you did a reaction to "One step beyond" by Madness, also an early song by that band and not one usually heard on 80s compilations. If you like the Cure, you should try a few songs from Echo and the Bunnymen like "Lips like sugar" or "The Killing Moon".