Seeing the cure play this at Glastonbury 86 with the lasers shooting out of the top of the pyramid and a thunderstorm behind the stage in the distance causing the sound to be blown by the wind!!! a magical experience
same here but longer. listened to it for the first time from the walkman of a weird looking kid during recess when I was in 6th grade. I think it was 1989. loved it from the beginning. weird kid became one of my best friends till he moved to another state a few months later. been to 2 concerts (wish they were more). still my favorite song 30+ years later.
A forest burn lullaby want shake dog shake ...i am 59 first time ive ever heard these songs I've always been a metal type but oh my God these songs are incredible I have a lot of catching up to do the Cure is amazing!!
One of the most iconic songs from the long list of offerings from The Cure . I can remember 40,000 or so going nuts at Crystal Palace when they played this
Come closer and see See into the trees Find the girl While you can Come closer and see See into the dark Just follow your eyes Just follow your eyes I hear her voice Calling my name The sound is deep In the dark I hear her voice And start to run Into the trees Into the trees Into the trees Suddenly I stop But I know it's too late I'm lost in a forest All alone The girl was never there It's always the same I'm running towards nothing Again and again and again and again...
@@mrbear2058 well yes, and the fact that my dad played me great music so just passing some taste and variety into her life so she's not musically blinkered.
i am NARDO COUNAGO COUTO ....I MADE ON DUTCH TV.IN 1986 ...one of 9 clips were broadcoasted. I AM VERY PROUD FOR I HAD NEVER SEEN THE ORIGINAL CURE VERSION..2YEARS LATER I DID, I WAS BLOWN AWAY < IT WAS VERY CLOSE TO MY VERSION !....MR SMITH HIMSELF HAD THE SAME VISION OF A FOREST AS I HAD....A NOB ODY FROM SPAIN
@@swamifakkananda4043 my friend was addicted to buying drugs online synthetic cocaine, he would buy drugs on a black market. He showed me this track before his death. I think he either overdosed or commit suicide, never found out as I don’t speak to his family at all.
My favorite memory of this song is traveling over the Sierra Nevada mountains on highway 88 westbound in a bus, listening to this album on my headphones ,1989 or 1990, nearing sunset watching the aspen groves fly past. It was a thousand times cooler than this video. Never forget it. Never.
Ain't that highway 80? Cause I had a similar epiphany there around the same time on a road trip from Chicago to The Bay...nonstop PS this video is way cool tho. Can't compete with taking the sierra pass, but not much can
Definitely I-80. I-88 is limited to Illinois. But the idea is sound. I grew up in Reno around the time you passed through the Sierra Nevada mountains. This song fits very well. As a kid I watched The Twilight Zone, and The Outer Limits often. This song, paired with those shows captured my imagination. Though, long since I've left my hometown, I've figured that Aokigahara (the suicide forest) of Japan is a more accurate geo-location that this song is an embodiment of.
My favorite memory of this song is traveling on north Europe, till Amsterdam, with an old Citroen Pallas and without time, rules, rush. I will always love it
@@lgd1974 Aokigahara, hmmm..I'll have to give that a look, sounds cool. There is a state hwy 88 in Cali as well, over by the decommissioned nuke plant near Jackson, between Interstate 80 and Yosemite. I was rolling through there listening to the Roots and came around a corner during a spooky interlude at sundown. Creepy looking place, still sinister even though it was turned off
I never forget Tony Wilson dropping this track at Dace rd and it blowing the roof off the gaff. What a blinding tune, Loved it the 80s, love it even more so now. Av it!!!!!!!!!
I’ve always considered myself blessed since I was in my 20’s when this song came out and remember how fantastic it was being in ultra cool clubs and flying all over the dance floors .Wow…wish I was there now .
First time I heard this I was on a mission from Kelso Wa to the Hood River Or, a friend was stranded and I was on my way past evergreens, water falls, with the Columbia to my left. Good times.
The Cure is always innovative and original always thinking outside of the box but still remaining authentic. I've listened and enjoyed their music since the 80's and never get tired of them. They were a refuge for me as a youth helping me to escape from the abusive upbringing I had to endure at a young age. Its not just music to some of us its a way of life and an instrument for survival. I appreciate all of the Cure band members you all are so gifted as musicians, writers, artists, etc. So many people don't give so many of the band members of these music groups credit for their contribution to the songs, all of you are important like a machine or conduit for artistic brilliance. God bless you all and all of your families. Thank you so much for the great music. Much Love
Makes me remember cold and rainy times in my dorm room in Connecticut in the 80s, listening to the Cure and Bauhaus and New Order and the Cult...and feeling stoned off the music alone.
Can't believe it's 44 yrs since this was released. I remember hearing it when I was in the Paras - British Army at 20....the lads would play it loud...now in my 60's still a great piece of 🎶 music
The Cure saved me from myself...even still at 48...in 2021...its my lifeline....every album....that i have to this day. My 23 yr old and 17 yr old.....know when im in a zone.....disappear...Moms cleaning house lol
1st time I heard this song I had a joint on one hand and a 40oz on the other. The year was 1992 at an East LA house party under the rain. This was considered a k-roq flashback for those from my area. Soon after that, it was an introduction to this great genre... The Cure, The Smiths, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, etc.
One of the very few songs that lifts you from the first moment on to a higher level.....whereever that is. I heard it a million times but it starts over and over again and I,m sure it'll Never stop❤️✌️
My Aunt turned me on to The Cure. In 1983 I was not a fan at the time but, I grew to appreciate their sound. Not many bands can conjure the sound or feel that Robert has over the years.
Saw them in Sydney in 1980 I think at Chequers. Great night and the place went off when Fat Robert played the opening notes to this song. One of the best gigs I have ever experienced. Sadly the mate I went with (along with female companionship) died of a heart attack a few years back. This song brings back memories of dancing that night to this song - happy days indeed.
Fantastic tune! I used this track as the music for my first ever skate video part way back in 95/96. It fit so perfectly, melodic, yet aggressive and really made my skating look better 😊
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This is not a song, it's a journey!
Into the trees tho
I've loved The Cure since I was 13, I'm 50 today and I still love them. ❤️
i'm 61 still love them!!
Me too, I’m 51… this is my favorite cure song! ❤
nearly 50 - still touching
Da hast du vollkommen Recht Ines.Geht mir genauso. Es war die Zeit überhaupt ✌️
I'm 58 and have loved this band since I was 17.
I appreciate the Cure more in my 50's than my 20's. What a great band!!
68 and still laying it
Favourite Cure track!
Good words
47...👋✌❤💣
@@patrickdevine4055 46 and 😁stioll living..loving
This is not a song, this is heaven on earth, this is into the trees, into the forest which I love so much!! CURE thank you so very much!!!
Seeing the cure play this at Glastonbury 86 with the lasers shooting out of the top of the pyramid and a thunderstorm behind the stage in the distance causing the sound to be blown by the wind!!! a magical experience
Lucky 🤯🖤
This song got me into the cure , 25 years later I'm still listening
same here but longer. listened to it for the first time from the walkman of a weird looking kid during recess when I was in 6th grade. I think it was 1989. loved it from the beginning. weird kid became one of my best friends till he moved to another state a few months later. been to 2 concerts (wish they were more). still my favorite song 30+ years later.
What a amazing tune. I truly appreciate it more as I get older. I'm 52 and I think we had the best music growing up 😊
Classic tune, never gets old. Still relevant in 2021. Incredible ❤️🇬🇧
"lost in a forest. it's always the same, again and again and again." Love The Cure. Thankyou.
Even in 2020, this track still kicks ass. 👍 If you agree.
feel the same way in my 50ths feel like a youth listening to the cure what an amazing band xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
A classic masterpiece forever!
A forest burn lullaby want shake dog shake ...i am 59 first time ive ever heard these songs I've always been a metal type but oh my God these songs are incredible I have a lot of catching up to do the Cure is amazing!!
DAMN.. What this song just took to another world !!!! Mesmerizing !!
One of the most iconic songs from the long list of offerings from The Cure . I can remember 40,000 or so going nuts at Crystal Palace when they played this
There will never be another band like this. Appreciate.
Come closer and see
See into the trees
Find the girl
While you can
Come closer and see
See into the dark
Just follow your eyes
Just follow your eyes
I hear her voice
Calling my name
The sound is deep
In the dark
I hear her voice
And start to run
Into the trees
Into the trees
Into the trees
Suddenly I stop
But I know it's too late
I'm lost in a forest
All alone
The girl was never there
It's always the same
I'm running towards nothing
Again and again and again and again...
These words make me mad and sad all at the same time! But all so glorious
There's something vaguely primal about it...gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.
One of the most interesting and imaginative songs ever produced and executed.....pure brilliance!
Don't you mean “cure“ brilliance?
As teen ONE of my faves
Indeed. "Interesting and imaginative" is what they definitely do.
really one of the best is really great in the car while driving
Not this version. Sorry
My daughter is 3 and she really likes this song. It's in random playlists in the car so wasn't selected, she always dances and boos her head to it
Keep that one
Your daughter got taste in young age - she will be one of the few who won't follow "main stream" music!!
@@68AMW I hope so. Music is always a personal choice of course. She always wants to listen to it twice lol
She's a genius. Bow down to her spirit. Your so lucky to have her in your blood family. 🔥🔥🔥
@@mrbear2058 well yes, and the fact that my dad played me great music so just passing some taste and variety into her life so she's not musically blinkered.
This song will live on for 10 more generations
Then the wrld ends
@@user-jd5gh3kg5t exactly XD
Yes, it already seems timeless
Linda demais
@@rafaelguizelini9973 Pero I meant that as a big compliment
I first heard this tune way back in 1991 on the greatest tunes of the Cure CD. I feel that this tune is totally gold and one of their best tunes ever.
lol i bought the original back in 1980 :P yes i am that old hehe
Same here.Still listen to it all the time it keeps me young
This was and still is my fave Cure song ♥️
yep
i am NARDO COUNAGO COUTO ....I MADE ON DUTCH TV.IN 1986 ...one of 9 clips were broadcoasted. I AM VERY PROUD FOR I HAD NEVER SEEN THE ORIGINAL CURE VERSION..2YEARS LATER I DID, I WAS BLOWN AWAY < IT WAS VERY CLOSE TO MY VERSION !....MR SMITH HIMSELF HAD THE SAME VISION OF A FOREST AS I HAD....A NOB ODY FROM SPAIN
A classic when they released it, and it matures by the day for younger generations to enjoy!! Well done THE CURE!!
Masterpiece!!!
One of the finest pieces of music ever recorded.
How can anyone not like this song. Absolutely classic Cure simplicity.....
❤
Retardation is a thing.
I loved them in the 80s and I still do. 63 yrsold now
This song is just so good. I could listen to it on a loop for hours
At almost 69 I think I’m the oldest Cure fan. It was love at first listen and ever since!
Non non c'est moi à presque 70...!
R.I.P to the homie who showed me this track back in 2013 when we were depressed teenagers haha, miss you a lot homie.
So what happened to the homie??
@@swamifakkananda4043 my friend was addicted to buying drugs online synthetic cocaine, he would buy drugs on a black market. He showed me this track before his death. I think he either overdosed or commit suicide, never found out as I don’t speak to his family at all.
I have his gofundmepage.
synthetic cocaine??
@@jaygreen8184 iirc yea he mentioned it
The song evokes rather northern forest, with birch trees than tropical one; indeed, Cure is closer to cold wave thant reggae!
One of the creepiest tracks of all time ...forty three years old and still awesome 😊
I'm a serious metal head and love this song. Lol. Listening right now again and again and again and again and again and again.
Hearing this brings back all the good memories from the 80`s...Still a Masterpiece in simplicity
Nice one
Follow the elephant! Love you all from Birmingham England!
My favorite memory of this song is traveling over the Sierra Nevada mountains on highway 88 westbound in a bus, listening to this album on my headphones ,1989 or 1990, nearing sunset watching the aspen groves fly past. It was a thousand times cooler than this video. Never forget it. Never.
Ain't that highway 80? Cause I had a similar epiphany there around the same time on a road trip from Chicago to The Bay...nonstop
PS this video is way cool tho.
Can't compete with taking the sierra pass, but not much can
Definitely I-80. I-88 is limited to Illinois. But the idea is sound.
I grew up in Reno around the time you passed through the Sierra Nevada mountains. This song fits very well. As a kid I watched The Twilight Zone, and The Outer Limits often. This song, paired with those shows captured my imagination. Though, long since I've left my hometown, I've figured that Aokigahara (the suicide forest) of Japan is a more accurate geo-location that this song is an embodiment of.
My favorite memory of this song is traveling on north Europe, till Amsterdam, with an old Citroen Pallas and without time, rules, rush. I will always love it
@@lgd1974 Aokigahara, hmmm..I'll have to give that a look, sounds cool.
There is a state hwy 88 in Cali as well, over by the decommissioned nuke plant near Jackson, between Interstate 80 and Yosemite. I was rolling through there listening to the Roots and came around a corner during a spooky interlude at sundown. Creepy looking place, still sinister even though it was turned off
mine was sat in my bedroom in rainy Leeds in Yorkshire, imagining I was doing that : )
I never forget Tony Wilson dropping this track at Dace rd and it blowing the roof off the gaff. What a blinding tune, Loved it the 80s, love it even more so now. Av it!!!!!!!!!
Otra de las grandes canciones que marcaron mi generación. Gracias The Cure sois muy grandes.
I first heard this track in the late seventies and not a week has passed since that I don’t listen to one version or another,a true masterpiece
Ma préférée de tout ce qu'a fait Thé Cure !!!
Chicken Noodle Soup for your Soul. Bless you Robert Smith, for your the GOAT songwriter I have ever heard.
Best song by The Cure. First time I heard it I went to another dimension.
pretty cool .
Yuri
Disagree. The Hanging Gardens was so much better.
Exactly. I've never returned.
me too :)
was u sober or not mate..?
I love the 80's! So damn hip. Great music and movies and style! Nothing compares
Thanks, memories driving wit dad down the Welsh forests age 8, in 88'
At 13 years of age I was already playing drums as I got into my first band. We mainly covered songs and this was one of our favorites. 👌
B
It may become an historical song...#climateemergency
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Sweet
Tonie my brotha
Quel grand pied cette ode, c'est l'apogée de la New Wave !
Je peux l'écouter en boucle 😍
Tout est parfait quel grand groupe !
Je suis tout a fait d accord avec vous 😊😊
Beautiful forests and excellent band.
I played this hypnotic song with the high school band. It was one of my favourite. I love The Cure...
I didn't hear of the Cure until Head On The Wall came out. Wasn't until later that I heard this and to this day it is still my favorite.
I remember the first time I heard this😃 I was hooked, its one of these songs that just clicks in ur head, never tire of it, ever!
you should hear some depeschmode a and new order songs
@@sylviabolatto3685 I listen to both of these bands,brilliant!! ..U listened to any of Nine Inch Nails stuff??
@@jackieblu7111 Behemoth and Converge are a Million Times Better Than D.M. and N.O. ..................
@@davidsilva563 can u give me some titles of these please? Always on the look out for interesting and different music,thanx 👍
This and Kashmir from Led Zeppelin
Could play this almost indefinitely on an extended loop.....
can't stop listening
First heard it on John Peel's Festive Fifty Xmas show over 40 years ago and it's STILL brilliant.
A song for the ages.
I’ve always considered myself blessed since I was in my 20’s when this song came out and remember how fantastic it was being in ultra cool clubs and flying all over the dance floors .Wow…wish I was there now .
Stood at Wembley Arena around 1991-92 and 'watched' this live with the strobes pummeling my senses. Fantastic live band.
First time I heard this I was on a mission from Kelso Wa to the Hood River Or, a friend was stranded and I was on my way past evergreens, water falls, with the Columbia to my left. Good times.
Я на грани безумия от счастья. Музыка просто восхитительна.
This song right here. It's ABSOLUTELY 💯 PURE GENIUS! AND I LOVE IT ❤
The Cure is always innovative and original always thinking outside of the box but still remaining authentic. I've listened and enjoyed their music since the 80's and never get tired of them. They were a refuge for me as a youth helping me to escape from the abusive upbringing I had to endure at a young age. Its not just music to some of us its a way of life and an instrument for survival. I appreciate all of the Cure band members you all are so gifted as musicians, writers, artists, etc. So many people don't give so many of the band members of these music groups credit for their contribution to the songs, all of you are important like a machine or conduit for artistic brilliance. God bless you all and all of your families. Thank you so much for the great music. Much Love
Great memories as a kid ppl never understood them I did !!!!!
i agree. its a way of life.
♥️♥️♥️
I'm 39, first time I heard this song by them... just popped up in my feed... I love it!
One of the best Music in our Universe ❤
Please do not delete 🙏🏽
Something's never get old or go out of style there like fine wine they get better as they go
Makes me remember cold and rainy times in my dorm room in Connecticut in the 80s, listening to the Cure and Bauhaus and New Order and the Cult...and feeling stoned off the music alone.
Yes, nihilistic and dark.
YA and god heroine
But thi Times are over now the world is OVER
In fuckin germany
@@frankbernardy1197 Hey man, watch your fucking language.
Can't believe it's 44 yrs since this was released. I remember hearing it when I was in the Paras - British Army at 20....the lads would play it loud...now in my 60's still a great piece of 🎶 music
Can't stop playing this version....
Again and again, again, again,..........
Forever since my 14 years....today 56 years.....
Back in the day man.. ok its dancing time people...
One of their best. I truly feel like I've been transported into a different demension
I always loved the cure one of my favorite bands.
The Cure saved me from myself...even still at 48...in 2021...its my lifeline....every album....that i have to this day.
My 23 yr old and 17 yr old.....know when im in a zone.....disappear...Moms cleaning house lol
1st time I heard this song I had a joint on one hand and a 40oz on the other. The year was 1992 at an East LA house party under the rain. This was considered a k-roq flashback for those from my area. Soon after that, it was an introduction to this great genre... The Cure, The Smiths, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, etc.
This Is A Journey Into A Song.We are all lost,while we watch.🌿👀 Love This Song.🌷🎶
One of the best hit ever ! ! !
The Cure best Band in the World !!! 👍🤘👍🔨🔨🔨♥️😀
Performed this life at 2019 Pinkpop festival. Just Brilliant . Had the crowd rocking.😎
Seen them rwice ..80 z ...90 z...
One of my favorite songs of all time. I feel 15 again. Faith is my fav
Truly a magnificent track from the brilliant CURE
Flashbacks of living in Amsterdam in the early 80's and working at the paradiso.... classic stuff!
..after all these years.. Still shivers.
This tripped me out.
I play it on my huge screen and add different music I love the visuals
One of the very few songs that lifts you from the first moment on to a higher level.....whereever that is. I heard it a million times but it starts over and over again and I,m sure it'll Never stop❤️✌️
Mit mir passiert es auch,was fuer ein song,einfach genial
Da vergisst man covid
Genius. I dig it. It drags me to flash backs. I drift. Smoken jam. Eternal.
This track brings me into long jurney with no drugs. Class soung and great band. Feel so good watching this clip. Greetings from Poland!
Well done!
I m cure fan from south West in france, i love so much this tract 😊😊😊😊😊😊 vive the cure 🤩🤩🤩🤩
I am in my 60's still think this is cool
My Aunt turned me on to The Cure. In 1983 I was not a fan at the time but, I grew to appreciate their sound. Not many bands can conjure the sound or feel that Robert has over the years.
I was like that with Primus.
Incredible driving music
Saw them in Sydney in 1980 I think at Chequers. Great night and the place went off when Fat Robert played the opening notes to this song. One of the best gigs I have ever experienced. Sadly the mate I went with (along with female companionship) died of a heart attack a few years back. This song brings back memories of dancing that night to this song - happy days indeed.
Im a fan now.... And forever💖 love the cure!
Me as well, love them and the songs old and new are fantastic!Robert Smith is a genius and fantastic singer, love him so much!
@@deedies1 i totaly agree
First time hearing. This song love it awesome song.
..those is a deepish cut from the Cure, but dig deeper-!..
Me encanta este video, y la música maravillosa, The Cure parte de mi adolescencia
Merci THE CURE, pour quand j'était jeune....FREDDY BELGIQUE .
Been a fan since early 80s. Outstanding in concert too. Cure is a great band. Rock and roll forever!!!!!
I am so thankful for having grow up in the 80’s It really was a different world than the one we live in today. 🤪
@@Deeznuts84356 You are obviously not from England AND Had to Put Up with Thatcher ?????????
@@Deeznuts84356 Lost world
Part of what i call "the ultimate classics"...or a mastertrack..pure mood
Fantastic tune! I used this track as the music for my first ever skate video part way back in 95/96. It fit so perfectly, melodic, yet aggressive and really made my skating look better 😊
Last time I saw them (really long time ago) in Seattle they finished the show with this jam. Holy crap
The music of The Cure will outlive time itself
Excellent
Boss Tune!!
What could be better than this song
A Longer version!
Niceone 💚
I LOVE THE CURE, they have an acurate and inspiring music!!! 🌹❤💋
This has stood the test of time, my god.
You got that right my man. The solo at the end it will never die
Madame Butterfly yes it has!