I've been crying for about 4 hours straight, just non stop tears pouring down my face and I put on this song and my mood changed instantly I literally love the cure so much
1987 descubri este fantastico album en cassey y pues la locura , todavia sigo bien loco con esta fantastica rolla alguien la recuerda y se acuerda de lo que vivia en ese tiempo? una novia o algo asi? jajajaja tiempos que vale la pena recordar
Definitively a top+ debut album, but which one? Three Imaginary Boys or Boy's Don't Cry. First The cure album depends on which country you live in I guess. Anyway those two are A+ but imo it was only a prequel to their best album ever "Seventeen Seconds"
I was 7 when this came out in around '79 in my country. Such music were called 'underground' at the time, as it did not conform to the musical styles of the era. I like the John Peele Sessions' version much better, though. Time flies, I'm now approaching the halfway mark of my life - time to listen to more Cure songs.
I heard this for the first about a month & a half ago. And I fell in Love with it in the 1st 15 seconds. The chorus took about 3 times of hearing the song to see past it. The wammy bar or whatever it is they got on the guitar - it just does so much for this song. This song makes me happy & sad, nostalgic, compelled & wanna dance all at the same time. It’s the most beautiful song to me
I don't know what part of the world you are from, but I'm sure far away. I usually go to work listening to The Cure when it's fall and it's raining. Greetings from the other side of the world called Argentina.
Primo album magnifico suono da garage del resto i demo che consegnarono alla casa, discografica erano questi un po' raffinati grande gruppo e la storia lo ha detto 👏👏👏👏🎸🎸🎸
@@Antonio-yn2un No eres de México? Es una canción de pop pre-fabricado que se supone deletrea la palabra México. Si eres de México,entonces me refiero a la horrible canción del mismo nombre del horrible grupo timbiriche.
