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Universal Music GmbH

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Release date

1984-12-18

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8238112

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42282381125

Artist

The Cure

Label EU

Fiction

Genre EU

New Wave / Post Punk

Founded in 1978 by Chris Parry, Fiction is a renowned UK indie label that has been home to iconic band The Cure for over two decades. With its releases manufactured and distributed by Polydor (now Universal), the label has also licensed its music to various other labels worldwide. Known for its distinctive sound and influential artists, Fiction continues to be a driving force in the music industry.

Fiction's impressive roster of talent includes not only The Cure but also other notable acts who have made their mark on the music scene. From alternative rock to post-punk and beyond, *Fiction* has consistently delivered groundbreaking music that resonates with fans across generations.

With the label code LC 6444 or LC 06444, Fiction remains committed to providing exceptional musical experiences through its diverse range of releases. Whether you're a devoted fan or new to their catalog, explore *Fiction*'s captivating discography and discover why they are considered one of the most influential indie labels in history.

The Cure is an English new wave / post-punk / pop rock band that was founded in 1976 in Crawley, West Sussex. Originally known as Malice and then Easy Cure, the band settled on The Cure in 1978. Throughout their existence, Robert Smith has been the frontman, songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist. With numerous line-up changes over the years, The Cure has remained a constant force in the music industry. In recognition of their contributions to rock music, they were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2019.

Since its formation, The Cure has seen various talented musicians join and leave the band. Some notable members include Michael Dempsey on bass (1976-1979), Lol Tolhurst on drums and keyboards (1976-1989), Simon Gallup on bass (1979-1982, 1984-present), Matthieu Hartley on keyboards (1979-1980), Phil Thornalley on bass (1983-1984), Andy Anderson on drums (1983-1984), Porl Thompson on saxophone/guitar/keyboards (1983, 1985-1993, 2005-2011), Boris Williams on drums (1984-1994), Roger O'Donnell on keyboards (1987-1990, 1995-2005, 2011-present), Perry Bamonte on guitar/keyboards (1990-2005,

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The album Concert - The Cure Live by The Cure was released by Fiction. This live album captures the energy and raw emotion of The Cure's performances, showcasing their unique blend of post-punk and gothic rock.

Recorded during the band's 1984 tour, Concert - The Cure Live features iconic tracks such as "A Forest," "Boys Don't Cry," and "The Lovecats." Each song is performed with an intensity that can only be experienced in a live setting, making this album a must-have for any fan of The Cure.

Frontman Robert Smith's haunting vocals are accompanied by atmospheric guitar riffs, driving basslines, and intricate drum patterns. The band's signature sound is further enhanced by the addition of keyboards and synthesizers, creating a dark and captivating atmosphere throughout the album.

Concert - The Cure Live not only showcases the band's musical prowess but also highlights their ability to connect with their audience. The crowd's enthusiastic cheers and applause can be heard between songs, adding to the immersive live experience captured on this record.

Whether you're a longtime fan or new to The Cure's music, Concert - The Cure Live offers a captivating glimpse into the band's live performances. With its powerful renditions of classic songs and its ability to transport listeners to the energy of a live concert, this album is a must-have addition to any music collection.

Concert-The Cure Live

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