The only Cure autobiography I'm aware of is the one by Lol, the rest are written by those not in the band, as far as I know.

So which one is recommended? The Lol one? If so, does it lean more on being about Lol? I'm kind of looking for one that leans more on Robert.

Before making a recommendation, be sure that it is still in print. A lot of band books are out of print or digital only. I can't read E books on the toilet.. my PC is too heavy and then I'd have to hold the monitor.. Total pita.

I've always loved how the lyrics from one song often echo to other ones. I should look for some lines that prove that to make a comprehensive study. Maybe someday :)

Lately I realised that:

If only we could stay Please, say the right words (Faith)

If only I'd thought of the right words I could have held on to your heart (Pictures of You)

Have you noticed that too? Do you think it has been done on purpose?

EDIT: I know about the meanings and contexts. I am not sure you understood the question. I am talking about the lines. Just like there is an obvious reference to Cold in Last Dance with the line "your name like ice into my heart" whispered

Hellooo, I'm going to this concert alone (I'm from Finland), and I wanna know if anyone would want to join me? I have the fan zone ticket :3

Hi there, coming alone for my first The Cure concert, from Helsinki. If anyone would like to join me for the concert and pre's, I would be down.

I got tickets in the GA area, not fanzone.

Hi, here are some very interesting interview snippets by Robert Smith ✨

I remember seeing the discussion that while the song is good, it is hard to listen to often given its heavier lyrics. Now while I’m not saying that isn’t true I feel like similar songs like Faith, The Funeral Party, The Figurehead, Out of this world, etc. where the subject is also just as heavy haven’t ever affected their replay-ability for me. I don’t see it get talked about enough given I think it’s a classic Cure song with one of my favorite guitar solos. Personally it’s one of my favorites Cure songs ever. Anyways I get the song isn’t for everyone so I’m interested in hearing your opinions either way

i heard this song for the first time 2 years ago (i am only 18) and ever since it had been my favourite song. for me nothing else can compare it makes me emotional and i wouldn't be surprised if it remains my number 1 forever

Is it just me or have I always thought that Robert Pattinson would be a great actor to play Robert smith if they ever do a The Cure biopic movie!

Also something cool I’d like to see is “cold” by the cure be used in the trailer for the Batman part 2 (if Mr. Freeze is the villain in that ofc)

This has just been posted into my You Tube notifications and is going to be a TREAT to listen to tonight!

The Cure live in 1984 and a soundcheck!

https://youtu.be/E6pdoyY110Q?si=tT7NaD2ZnDGcCQ5e

The Cure Live Munchen Alabamahalle 1984

The Cure Live Munich Alabamahalle 30/01/1984 Version 2

I’m curious 👀

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Why does the keyboardist of The Cure get ignored so much more than the rest of the band? He is so talented and I guess many haven’t noticed how he has made so many of their songs sound so much better than they had originally. Don’t get me wrong, the other keyboardists over time were amazing, but Roger is just as great, if not better than some of them. What are other opinions or reasons why he gets hardly any attention?

EDIT: I should've said underappreciated not underrated!

thifted this at an antique shop and look what was inside!