The Cure – Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me

Album Info

Artist: The Cure

Title: Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me

Year: 1987

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Tracklist

  • 1. The Kiss (6:14)
  • 2. Catch (2:45)
  • 3. Torture (4:18)
  • 4. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep? (4:53)
  • 5. Why Can't I Be You? (3:14)
  • 6. How Beautiful You Are (5:14)
  • 7. The Snakepit (6:59)
  • 8. Just like Heaven (3:32)
  • 9. All I Want (5:22)
  • 10. Hot Hot Hot!!! (3:35)
  • 11. One More Time (4:32)
  • 12. Like Cockatoos (3:40)
  • 13. Icing Sugar (3:49)
  • 14. The Perfect Girl (2:35)
  • 15. A Thousand Hours (3:24)
  • 16. Shiver and Shake (3:29)
  • 17. Fight (4:27)

Review

Alright, buckle up for a wild ride through The Cure's 'Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me'! This double album is like a musical Molotov cocktail, exploding with raw energy and a kaleidoscope of sounds. Recorded in France at Studio Miraval, it's got the band's signature gloom, sure, but they've cranked up the dial on experimentation and thrown in a whole new palette of colors. It's like they took their brooding goth aesthetic and dipped it in a vat of dayglow paint – and somehow, it totally works!

The Cure didn't just phone this one in, folks. They went for broke, capturing most tracks in one or two takes, giving the whole thing a punk-like urgency. You've got earworms like 'Why Can't I Be You?' and 'Just Like Heaven' that'll have you bouncing off the walls, right alongside deeper cuts that'll make you want to curl up in a dark corner and contemplate your existence. It's a freakin' emotional rollercoaster, but in the best way possible. This album didn't just break The Cure into the American mainstream – it kicked down the door and left a trail of glitter and tears in its wake. It's messy, it's beautiful, it's The Cure at their most audacious and brilliant. - Sydney