The Cure – Faith

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Artist: The Cure

Title: Faith

Year: 1981

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Tracklist

  • 1. The Holy Hour - 2005 Remaster (4:26)
  • 2. Primary - 2005 Remaster (3:39)
  • 3. Other Voices - 2005 Remaster (4:23)
  • 4. All Cats Are Grey - 2005 Remaster (5:27)
  • 5. The Funeral Party - 2005 Remaster (4:14)
  • 6. Doubt - 2005 Remaster (3:11)
  • 7. The Drowning Man - 2005 Remaster (4:49)
  • 8. Faith - 2005 Remaster (6:59)
  • 9. Carnage Visors: The Soundtrack - Tour Film -Soundtrack (27:51)
  • 10. Faith - RS Home Instrumental Demo Aug. 1980 (2:56)
  • 11. Doubt - RS Home Instrumental Demo Aug. 1980 (1:09)
  • 12. Drowning - Group Home Instrumental Demo Sept. 1980 (1:52)
  • 13. The Holy Hour - Group Home Demo Sept. 1980 (4:48)
  • 14. Primary - Morgan Studio Outtake Sept 1980 (4:22)
  • 15. Going Home Time - Morgan Studio Guide Vox Outtake Sept 1980 (3:31)
  • 16. The Violin Song - Faith Studio Guide Vox Outtake Feb. 1981 (3:38)
  • 17. A Normal Story - Faith Studio Guide Vox Outtake Feb. 1981 (3:04)
  • 18. All Cats Are Grey - Live Summer 1981 (5:37)
  • 19. The Funeral Party - Live Summer 1981 (4:38)
  • 20. Other Voices - Live Summer 1981 (4:45)
  • 21. The Drowning Man - Live Australasia Aug. 1981 (5:48)
  • 22. Faith - Live in the Sydney Capitol Theatre Aug. 1981 (10:23)
  • 23. Forever Live (Summer 1981) (9:19)
  • 24. Charlotte Sometimes - Single Version (4:13)

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Artist Bio

The Cure are a band from Crawley, West Sussex, England, that started out in 1973 and began releasing music formally in 1979 with their debut album, Three Imaginary Boys. Known for their blend of post-punk, gothic rock, new wave, and alternative rock, The Cure’s sound has shifted from minimalist and moody early records to more melodic and accessible pop in later years, most famously on albums like Disintegration and Wish. Led by frontman Robert Smith, they're recognized for their influence on goth and alternative music, their extensive catalog, and their marathon live shows. The group has been nominated for major awards like the Grammys and has spent time on influential labels including Fiction and Elektra. Fans of Joy Division, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Echo & the Bunnymen will likely appreciate The Cure’s mix of atmosphere, emotion, and melodic songwriting.

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