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Old 08-22-2021, 12:52 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Yer what??? I thought you were in your 50s! You're older than my mother and she can barely use whatsup, let alone chat on an internet forum and link images! Dang, lady!
If I remember correctly you helped show me the ropes for posting images etc.

thanks for that...hey grand child, well not of mine...
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A hook so cheap the uneducated masses enjoy it. Disgusting!
I dunno, I would think my preference for The Cure's chart hits from the 80s over The Cure's chart hits from the 90s might be due to factors other than my level of education.
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Old 08-22-2021, 02:03 PM   #23 (permalink)
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besides he's still a great performer to this day
I guess. I can't say I loved the Montreal show in 2016 but it was not due to him specifically. With that drummer and Reeves Gabrels and whoever else was on stage besides RS then, they just sounded like a middle of the road rock band rehashing Cure classics.

I saw a video of him do a solo acoustic version of Fire in Cairo, just him and a guitar, and it was a thousand times more compelling.

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The Cure kinda already said what they needed to say
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Old 08-22-2021, 05:49 PM   #24 (permalink)
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I dunno, I would think my preference for The Cure's chart hits from the 80s over The Cure's chart hits from the 90s might be due to factors other than my level of education.
I wouldn't know. I think the Cure sucks.
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Old 08-22-2021, 06:14 PM   #25 (permalink)
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They never reached the dizzy heights of Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, Franz Ferdinand, The Kings of The Diner, The Apple Music Indie Algorithm and all the other greats, that much is true.
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You have to just hate electric guitar to not be into Slayer on some level.
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You have to just hate electric guitar to not be into Slayer on some level.

You just slay me with your Metal humor!

Yeah but seriously, the 80s sucks cause of The New Wave of Hair Spray Ballad Heavy Metal, which replaced the NWOBHM.
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They never reached the dizzy heights of Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, Franz Ferdinand, The Kings of The Diner, The Apple Music Indie Algorithm and all the other greats, that much is true.
Zing! After a burn like that maybe I'll finally hear the artistic value of Can.

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you have to just hate electric guitar to not be into The Cure on some level
It's more about the aesthetic I think. That moody boy in all black at the party who feels no one understands him vibe, its pathetic bordering on social disease. Elliot Smith fans are like this as well. Just ****ing pathetic.
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he borrowed his look from Sioux

it's some to do with breaking down gender roles and some to do with rep'ing gothic literature

The Cure can be every bit as joyous and even sexy as they get miserable
As a show of good faith I'll listen to a Cure album in the hopes that I'm wrong. What would you recommend?
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Is Wish buttrock? I'll spin both now.
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