THE CURE - UNTITLED DOCUMENTARY FILM SERIES - PART 2 of 5
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Re-upload of Part 2 of a documentary film series about The Cure.
Full series: vimeo.com/show...
This is a RUclips-sourced assembly of interviews, concerts, videos, TV appearances and behind-the-scenes releases. If you'd like to know the source of any particular clip, comment and I'll post the link.
For educational purposes only.
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This is staggering piece of work - superbly constructed and even more remarkable as its non-narrated which amplifies its impact. I’ve never seen such a large body of footage for a single artist or band, then so well woven together. I really do hope generations of Cure fans get to see this. Bravo.
Thank you, JonniePolyster! Much appreciated.
Agreed! This video is layered in ways only a Cure song could be. It's an amazing piece of work for any Cure fan. Robert Smith is a genius and this series does a great job at showing why.
Back when you were expected to pay attention to documentaries… when documentaries themselves were an art form… I imagine many folks watch this nowadays and get bored quick. For me it’s exactly what I want to see.
Robert Smith is literally one of the most underrated songwriters & guitarists of the twentieth & twenty-first centuries. Survived & thrived through dozens of musical trends.
I absolutely love & agree... 🥰
Being inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame is a good enough nod and compensation
When folk say under rated I just think yeah
" by all the wrong people" which is cool. Millions of fans Millions of Sales the band are huge world wide they just maybe dont get the mainstream pop royalty treatment cos they actually hate that aspect of the industry. Who knows?
He is so underrated that he has sold millions of records and CDs. He is now almost as well known worldwide as Coca Cola, so I would like to think that Coca Cola is the most underrated drink in the world that has outlived dozens of other drink trends
Another great look back through the years of The Cure. Robert was and still is such a unique character. He openly embraces his “awkwardness” in interviews and videos, yet this forms a part of the attraction to many fans I think. He somehow makes it cool to be just himself. I love that he is soooo down to earth despite the fame.
Well said!
For real 💜
Starting with 17 Seconds & ending with Disintegration , The Cure were by far the Best Band of the 80's. Thanks for this excellent sounding upload. I will never forget.
This is by far one of the best documentary pieces on The Cure I've ever seen and I'm a fan since the 80's. So well done.
"Push" holds up so well. Such a great song. Who has to pause this doc to put on vinyl from your teenage years to listen to the songs? Me, that's who!
So does All Cats Are Grey imho ❤️
For sure! It sounds just as powerful and good today as it did when I first heard it more than 30 years ago.
I miss vinyl...
@@newforestpixie5297 true! massively long melody in that bass / keys intro.
"Like Cockatoo's" was my first favorite Cure song. A tiny masterpiece.
yes its totally brilliant!!
I still love dancing and pogo’ing to The Cure, even still to this day, after 35 years of doing it! Nobody dances for pure kicks and giggles anymore. People are too damn serious nowadays....so self important everywhere now, borrrring!
Long before the virus there was the Cure.
33:00 Simon Gallup plays the guitar line on Plainsong. I never realised. What a clever solution. Much respect to the Cure for everything they've done. Thank you for this, Bear With no Face.
God this is the best video EVER. I LOVE it. Well done for all your hard work on all the parts - a must see for every Cure fan!!
Really these series of documentaries are really making my days. And I love the way Robert speaks during the interviews...This one is special to me because my passion for The Cure started with the Album "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me" and the subsequent "The Kissing Tour" In Milan and, in 2018 for celebrating this moment I did a tattoo on my left arm, inspired by one of the album hit "Why Can't I Be You?"...Really awesome memories :):):). Thanks so much again for your service!!! It does really good to fill in the blanks in this fascinating trip with The Cure!
I'm only on the second part but already I can't tell you how happy I am for having RUclips recommending me this. This is so beautifully done and put together - I have no words. Can't wait to watch it all!!
I know not every passion of ours must be turned into profit but I feel like you should receive some kind of monetary reward for such a wonderful piece of work. Perhaps add a little link for some donations? I'm sure some people would be happy to chip in! :)
This is how a music documentary should be made. Thank you for this. x
Wow, what memories this stuff is bringing back. I first saw The Cure in Canada's Wonderland in the mid 80's. What a unbelievable show. They came out for 3 encores then as they walked out for a 4th, the park hit the lights. Robert shrugged, said sorry and it was over. They pulled some very, very deep classics that wonderful summer evening. I saw them every tour from that year through the mid 90's. Great band, great songs and the best live act I have ever seen
Wow! I had only heard one story about The Cure being literally shut off by the venue... but I wonder how many similar stories there are. What a great memory.
@@BearWithNoFace Honesty, I wish I could answer that because in the 10 years I saw them multiple times, the Kingswood show at Canada's Wonderland was the only time that happened.. It was a great, great night!! Last encore was Forever! The only time I ever heard them play that live during those years... Wow is all I can say
@@josephgordon4958 wow, Forever too... I can only imagine. What a privilege.
I first saw the cure in 1980 at Macquarie Uni bar in Sydney. Less than 100 people in the band room. No stage, they were just set up on the floor, 4 feet from me and my school mates. Robert, Simon, Lol, and Mattheui Hartley on keyboards. Seventeen Seconds and earlier material. My mum picked us up after.
Saw several shows of the Faith tour the following year in bigger venues.
Ever grateful for bands that toured Australia back then.
I’ve been a Cure fan since the early 80’s and this series is amazing! Thank you for your time, effort and perfectionism in making this four part documentary! A real insight into The Cure and the beautiful eccentricity that is Robert Smith. 🏴🍻👍
just great great songwriting, so cool to see how involved the whole band is in the album creation process. I mean Robert's voice is great but the bass always stood out to me, not sure what all the musical influences are that made the cure so recognizable but that bass is always so powerful and graceful across the whole catalog.
so much deep English culture in what Robert is singing about, I wish I knew exactly what he's referencing, it's an English sentimentality I want to say is connected to romanticism like John Keats or Lord Byron, but that's not quite it. It has such a distinct feel. The Cure is totally one of a kind.
Thank you for this... I've been a fan of the band since '83 and this is a perfect history of the band. Standing ovation for the epic work!!
My goodness Plainsong is so magical. It sounds like sea waves hitting the shore, kind of like Up The Beach by Jane's Addiction. Both such epic album openers!
Argentina concerts!!! My parents didn't let me go 'cause I was 13 years at that moment, only we went with the car a few blocks from the stadium and it was a pandemonium, people runing, police everywhere, and my mom telling me "did you see? I was right!!!", and we return home, I stood on the balcony and at times you could hear the music from there... I couldn't believe it, my most adored band playing a few blocks from my house, and my heart shattered... Luckily a few years ago they were encouraged to return and it was an unforgettable 4 and a half hours ... But it was not the same without Porl and Boris...
ono1dij thank you so much for sharing this!! Such heartbreak to not be able to go, I’m sure... but what a great memory!
I was there, tuesday 17th 1987, A Strange Day the song played in this documentary was the next day, wendsday 18th. I was 15 years old, my cousin was 14 and he a did not growths at that time, so I was trying to take care of him. The line over Avellaneda ave was a mess, thousands of people in the line. When they opened the gates the crowd got us into the stadium, literaly floating with the uncuted ticket in our hands, our feet never touched the ground until we touch the grass of the stadium field, I think for two weak teenagers we got off easy. We watched the show near the FOH, an it was a perfect show. Eigth years later I saw again The Cure in Madrid, with a new band called Oasis as an opening artist, but that is another story...
The 1985-1992 era of the Cure was by far their best lineup. Even though it shifted around the margins. The team of Smith, Gallup, Thompson, and Williams was so wonderful.
I'd say 79-89 was an incurable decade.
Best line up and albums.
I also love all the album's from the 80's like every other fan, but i think wish is criminally underrated. For me is as good as the other ones people put on top. I am saying this because I agree with what you said regarding the line up.
You forgot Lol! No Lol, no Cure songs from that era, even if he was a drunk bastard.
Just like heaven is the best most unlikeliest pop song ever... it’s simply brilliant...
One of the very few artists that doesn't appear to have sold their souls to make it big.
First heard the The Cure with Love Cats in 81 while on a French exchange... the French were MAD for it... it rubbed off into a life long love of this band and their very varied music... especially the bass and Robert’s voice.
Love cats was 83.
After the first version of The Cure which ended with Pornography in 82
@Bear with no face, You've done amazingly to put this documentary together. Thank you!
Disintegration is my favorite album ,but I love them all!
The Top or maybe Pornography for me
@@thesunstate5803 yeah I really like those too! I just love everything they do.
@@olliehenderson7588 they came to South Africa last year and I went to see them. It was a life-changing experience, the best concert I ever saw(and will ever see) in my life
I feel the same way, it's so definitive of their style, really is a masterpiece but it's hard to say it's their best. People who like the cure tend to listen to everything but if I was to recommend one album it would have to be 'disintegration'
Thank you so much for these documentaries! 👍❤
The live performance of "Push" is so amazing...it truly feels emotionally charged from the perspective of the whole band. I don't think i've ever liked it as much until heAaring this. I had "head on the door" on cassette (!) and I always used to think of "push" as the song you listen to as 'filler' until flipping the tape over! Ha ha!
Push is an excellent song on the disc but you´re right, it is a "Filler". But this performance in Orange was really amazing, something magical happened there at that moment. It's my favorite song of all time.
Thanx a lot for all the hard work. Particularly with how you have joined various live recvordings of songs and put them together. And the intreviews are top.
"Pictures of You" changed my life!
Thank you for making these documentaries. I have not seen some of this footage. 17 Seconds, Faith and Pornography are in my top 10 favorite records. I don't treally like their newer songs but he is still my favorite song writer. Thanks again for the great uploads!
Robert's dancing was just perfect in Why Can't I be you 😁
What a day! Went from the Cure Watch Party into watching this! Thank you so much for these. Beyond amazing! Simon’s laughs as well as everything else are incredible.
16:34 “Are you ready, yes we’re ready, OK then, well wait a bit more” - this cracks me up everytime😂😂. Thank you again for all your hard work. I have watched this several times and never gets old.
Haha! I love that bit - surly RS is hilarious.
Bear With No Face As a 68 yr old Texan discovering the Cure just last year, I find myself going back and rewatching all four documentaries. It’s a great resource of Cure history. Every time I need my fix of the Cure, which is pretty often, I watch your brilliantly edited films! Thanks sgain✌🏼👏😍
@SuzzCC Thank you so much! In all honesty I wasn't sure how this series would be received - the music is important to so many people on an individual level, so what I perceive as a good telling of a story could be WAY different from another person's. I was expecting a lot more "that's not how it happened/how I remember it."
Bear With No Face Maybe the old timer fans may see it differently but for me it is perfect!
Wow such an intriguing guy. So crazy to see all these videos and kno wasnt alive yet for most of them! What a cool time that must have been. Me and my daughter was at a pawn shop and she found the Disintegration record and we bought it for 10$. I would have been so lucky to have been in one of those concerts! Just an awsome video!!
A lot of these videos I didn't have a chance to see either because of the limitations of broadcast TV (time, location, cable access) RUclips brings it all together for the first time!
The sound efx were a BRILLIANT touch. Just marries everything together nicely
Thank you ! This 4 parter may be the best thing on youtube. Awesome job
Amazing. Looking at my tattoo of the Faith cassette makes me happy they are my favorite band ever. Glad there are people like you who share this love for The Cure.
We are lucky to have them!!
I love whoever made this! Thank you!!
So good. Couldn’t stop watching.
1985 to 1989 was their prime as in the 80's energy!
What you have created is amazing. Really enjoyed the way the Just Like Heaven video was cut together with the 'making of' to show the takes as they were being made and the finished product. So cool. I have no idea if you are affiliated in any way with the band but I found myself hoping they would watch it and enjoy it. Fan art is a wonderful thing... in a way, the best way to respond to art is with art... all the best.
Thanks for watching! Credit is due to all the fans that saved, digitized and uploaded footage to RUclips to make it happen.
I was introduced to The Cure in 1982, still listening in 2022! 40th Anniversary compilation is amazing! Thank you.
Where did you get this footage from i haven’t seen some-of this footage before -im losing my shit this series is fantastic. Thankyou
@sept1973 I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Pretty much all of it is somewhere on RUclips with a couple exceptions. I wasn't a big RUclips person myself until I found all this Cure stuff, and more keeps popping up. It's pretty amazing to be able to watch it all. If you ask about a specific clip I'll tell you where I found it!
Bear With No Face - no no its all good but well done what a comprehensive effort you have made fantastic stuff here 👍🏽👌🏽 alot of the old dvds eg: standing on a beach & playout you cant get to see but some of this footage i have never seen i have been a fan of the cure since 1985 - thankyou your effort is greatly appreciated 👍🏽
This is amazing!
@Portland Native - mate thats a real shit low act - so fucking what, he deserves the credit it was him doing the editing & compiling all the footage and packaging it in a neat & tight series - you just a bit salty that he did a better job than what you could do ! Grow up you fucking cry baby. 🖕🏽
@Slightly Bonkers Fuck you, you didn't take the hours necessary to compile it, you idiot.
Great to see a making of a clip of the CURE. Thanks a lot for ! It's wonderful. Friendly from France 🖤💋🐾🎼🎶🎤🎸
I absolutely loved the jamming session of Hot Hot Hot and I found the motronome ticking in the silly dance of WCIBY hilarious!
This is a great documentary.
Can we just all talk about how amazing Robert's style is
Hes so pretty too
He's gorgeous! ❤
THanks for posting! I've seen this in pieces but not the whole video.
The kids me kiss me kiss me album is by far their most bipolar. From happy and joyful, to rage and anger, to sad, and to brutal.
Their best imo.
They had me @ "Kiss me Kiss me Kiss me" ❤ It was the first time that I'd heard The Cure and I bought the cd because it was on sale!
Kiss Me Kiss Me is probably their best album overall
Thank you so much , I forgot this existed 🖤
Morrissey disliked this video.
Morrissey can be a prissy dickhead.
oh thank gawd!
But I still love him, but love Robert just a little more. Oh well......
He dislikes a lot of stuff.
🤣
Incredible labor of love. Bravo!
Fantastic! Thank you.
thank you Robert Smith; Jun 26 2020
First album I bought was Japanese whispers it still sounds good
I was at that Dodger show, 20 years old.... I’m 50.
My daughter is 19 & she’s a Swiftie. I like Taylor Swift too but I have loved The Cure for 35 years. I wonder how my teenage years would have been if we had Stan culture & twitter then...
You have lovely white hair.
Excellent honestly.... really beautifully done!!
1987 : Kiss me Kiss me Kiss me & Music for the masses. Wow ! Two masterpieces recorded in France.
You got yourself a new subscriber I’m bingeing that whole doc you made! Btw what’s your favorite The Cure album? Yes I know it’s hard to pick just one
Impossible! I always say Seventeen Seconds but it changes all the time. I hope you enjoy it!
Same! New subscriber here! Loving the content!
Greeeeeeaaaaat! Thanks a lot!
That fixed my monday.
Standing ovation!🔊
4:10 Robert is So cute , SO proud
Dodger Stadium! Yes I was there!!
I always thought pictures of you was done with a snow machine. Not the natural elements with palm trees drug in.
Tim Pope brings the misery every time!
I wish they would have cued in more and shown Porl, slashing away on A Strange Day.
New wave gothic psychedelic Euro punk panic passion party....
Just like heaven great song
Dear Bear with no face,
THANKYOU
Super boulot c’est carrément excellent
thanks for sharing!
Grande Rob Smith ✨❤️
2:46 il modo in cui posiziona sempre i suoi piedi 😊💗
The way he always put his feet
15:47. Tha or dah. In my language means. “I don’t know”. Funny shit. Lol
Круто! Любимая группа!!!
A little can create so much 🎭♥️♦️♣️♟️🃏♥️♦️♥️♠️♥️
Did you make this, Bear? It's fucking incredible.
Yes!
@@BearWithNoFace Man, bravo! I'm nearly 52 and I've been a huge fan since about '86. I watched your whole series slack-jawed. I just saw them twice here in Atlanta, my 4th and 5th shows. WHAT A TREAT! Do you have all 5 for saly anywhere?
Thanks so much! The footage was all there, it was fun to see it all come together!
It's free on RUclips or there are unmasked versions for purchase / rental on Vimeo - vimeo.com/ondemand/curedoc
Merci pour ces docs... Il fait ce qu'il aime, Il fait ce qu'il veut et comme ce gentil barbare pourrait le dire "Fuck at all" ! Cure n'est pas qu'une grande partie de la B.O de ma vie, ce sont mes amis et les frères (spirituellement, sentimentalement, intellectuellement, musicalement,...) que j'aurai aimé avoir...Et le meilleurs dans l'histoire c'est que je les ai eu , ILS sont là encore et encore et encore...
Interesting to see Perry when he was a roadie.
Yes! He's also featured as a roadie in the Tokyo video from 1984. I think he started on that tour.
Plainsong 😭❤
Fantastic
Excellent ❤️
As with the first part, a fantastic documentary compilation on the band with such amazing exclusive insights and unseen footage and interview material.
However, note: @ 43:00 - 45:00 - the hugely irritating TOTP crowd/audience really haven't got a fucking clue - presumably told to clap along by the producers to create some dubious sense of 'party vibe', so they meekly comply, and in so doing completely miss the whole point of (and totally ruin the mood of) a song like Pictures Of You...... it's almost embarrassing to watch!
Totally agree - part of it was I couldn’t just show the video due to it being blocked - and this was one of the few (only?) mimed performances. It’s so awful I thought it made an interesting contrast. It’s cringeworthy for sure
Borisss miss you❤️❤️
A Cura.
MCGI...GOD BLESS
"Mt Eddy"🖤
25:20 show in Argentina
HearT 💜
20:15 plus or minus a few minutes either side shows the downfall of The Cure in a snapshot.
Oof, this video hurts.
I've been a huge fan of the band for a long time. But sitting through all of these video clips makes me re-evaluate my position.
They’re filming Just Like Heaven. Was this somehow surprising to a longtime cure fan?
rome symbolicly devoureded ans assimilated their enemies and conquered tribes in the colosseum , so they did with all the rockbands .
hey what is the song that starts to play around 23:00 minutes??
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Like Cockatoos
Hi what song is played at about 23 minutes in, anybody please
Like Cockatoos
Thank you so much Bear. I've never heard it before and I love the cure so weird. Gonna work that bass now, thank you again👍😊
ryan ferreira one of my favorites!!
Mine is Jumping someone else's train in terms of bass lines and play for today. Simon Gallup is a powerful bass player and really smooth
@@ryan-yu3qi so good... also Another Journey By Train... and Sinking...
Est-ce qu'on peut dire qu'avec Kiss Me Robert a fini la 9° de Beethoven?
Nothing about Lol being fired ?
No I couldn't find a good interview besides this one, which is pretty vague and needs the "LOL SACKED!" in order to know who you're talking about.. unless people already know who you're talking about which I sort of assume, in which case people already know he was sacked. ruclips.net/video/70_9z55BRDU/видео.html
I'd suggest you read Lol's book for a first-person account, if you haven't already.
@@BearWithNoFace Yeah, Lol's book is fantastic, I recommend the audiobook version to hear it told in his voice
;Most stuff out there is is garbage because people tend to like garbage'
Eres grande The cure siempre lo serás desde México un gran abrazo,gracias por tu música por ser tu y sólo tu una de las Bandas más icónicas de este planeta tierra un placer coincidir ✨✨✨
Kiss me kiss me kiss me lovely Robert Smith 🖤💋👍
What song is playing at 45:47
Esten - a b side from Disintegration