Thunder rolling in to drown November Moon in cold black rain, As lightning tears the sky apart I'm whispering his name. He has to wake up Love slipping away, Hear the bells beyond the sea, It's almost too late. Shadows growing closer now And there is nowhere left to hide, I can't break this dreamless sleep However hard I try. I'm down on my knees, I'm empty inside, Something wicked this way comes From out the cruel and treacherous night, Something wicked this way comes To steal away my brother's life, Something wicked this way comes... I can never say goodbye. Something wicked this way comes From out the cruel and treacherous night, Something wicked this way comes To steal away my brother's life, Something wicked this way comes...
Very heartfelt words. Your such an awesome artist. I’ve been a fan since I was 10. Your music has gotten me through some rough times. Love ya brother 👍👍👍
I was in Zagreb, few days ago, it was my first Cure concert. Beside the fact overall event was amazing, his voice was the biggest surprise. Could not believe how fresh, great, THE SAME was.
I'm 52 and a Cure fan for 40 years. Gonna see them on 13 November, first time in my life. My 17 year old daughter asked me and voila, how could I refuse to be a part of her cultural education? So happy I can share this experience with one of my kids. The Cure were so important to me as an adolescent freak, and still are.
Wow! Enjoy that. What an amazing experience to enjoy it with your daughter. 51 here and a fan since I was 12... absolutely timeless. Saw them a couple if years ago in Cape Town. Had to pinch myself. Cried a few times from the sheer joy of seeing them live.
Ha that’s awesome I hope you have a great evening 👌and same here… My very first concert at age thirteen was The Cure in Zwolle, saw them a couple of times over the years, and this coming november I will be seeing them again, with my man and stepdaughter! Love to share this with them… Still in love with this band!!! ❤
58 year old male here who sat as a 14 year old punk rocker in the NZ Christchurch town hall to see the cure. 44 years later and here this God of man is still delivering that same distinctive voice wrapped up sadness and hidden feelings of something magic. Anyone who lived throughout the Cure area lived through a shot of magic.
Yep, 61 year old Kiwi here, I had the pleasure of seeing them in Auckland at Mainstreet venue must of been the same year, they were still a 3 piece then, then 3 / 4 years later in Brisbane but they were a 5 piece by then. Wonderful memories.
I'm grateful you're still here, same goes for Marky! I'm a younger cure fan but I always love to hear stories from OG fans like you guys, I wish I travel back and hear them as you all did for the first time! For me, in my teens I was surrounded by darkness, ironically a goth band brought light into my life. Thanks for sharing your memories with us.
@@Ziegfeld-z2x o...oh my gawd!!! Im so hurt and offended by what a stranger called me on the internet. Come on, look at that fat guy with that hair with make up and lipstick on...and we wonder why the 1st world is collapsing lol Lmfao even
ikr. Smith hit the genetic jackpot! Probably tons of hours of practise and discipline of course but he's one of those few musicians who have never lost it
@@ThiefOfNavarre I wonder what his vocal regimen is to keep it sounding that strong and beautiful. Whatever he's doing is definitely working because he still sounds amazing in his 60s.
@@michaelsteding7720 Agreed. I have had the privilege of seeing them twice. Once in 2004 at the Manchester Move Festival at the Old Trafford cricket grounds and in 2019 at Kenilworth racecourse in my city, Cape Town. Here is to hoping i will have the privilege once more...
I was front row at a Cure concert in the early 90's. He came up to the edge of the stage about 10 feet away, it was my first time in the first row of any concert. Such a great night...it was Just Like Heaven.
I lost my mother at 10 to cancer, my brother killed by a drunk driver 6 months later. My dad in my early 20s and my sister a year later. This song brings it back. I understand.
@@purplesunflower8242 Same here. She was 5. I've never been the same. Yesterday was 28yrs. I take it one day at a time. Saw The Cure 6/29/23. At first I wasn't going to go cause she passed on the 6/30/95. I. needed a distraction, and if she was alive I know she would of wanted me to see them. I've seen The Cure and Depeche Mode since the 80s. Hope you're ok m8. Hang in there.
I love Robert and his Voice. After few seconds you regognize him. Its so unique. The soundsworlds of the 80th are genius. Its often melaancholic, but soo beautiful. And Robert is a fantastic guitar player.
It looked like he missed his cue at the beginning of the song because he was too emotional to sing. I could never perform like that, just listening makes me breakdown in tears. 😓🖤
This is a very sad song about his older brother who died in Kraków, Poland, where he had lived for many years before his passing. I love this man immensely. Wish I could be as genuine as he is.
Oh wow, that was a difficult listen. It's been a minute since I've heard such naked anguish in Robert's voice. He actually sounded like he was struggling to keep it together at times.
Dam. They haven’t lost a step. This song could easily be on any cure album from the 90s. Keep em’ coming guys. You just made a millions people’s lives a little more bearable to live
Beyond the hair and makeup this man is a musical 🎤 genius. His emotions are not contained, they spill out in his pained voice and the vibe of the melancholy music. It’s not emo 🖤 goth or grunge. The Cure has a style all their own. As the guitar 🎸 wails, my soul dies with the sadness in the beat….
His soul is beautiful. Love that Robert isn't afraid to be vulnerable in his music. It's what makes him such a great artist that so many of us can relate to.
@@mariuszwolf7351 stop trolling, someone about 4 days ago had put a bad comment in here, that's why you see stop trolling, but of course now his comment has been deleted hhhhhhuuuummmm....
Been a fan for 35 years. These songs are written from the heart and soul. Robert, I'm very sorry for all the loss you've suffered in a short period of time. You're in my prayers tonight. My most sincere condolences to you. 🤗❤️🙏🙏🙏
God what an exceptional moment you captured.... I've never seen him like this in any concerts... Thank you for sharing this. .. There is no much words I can add, just empathy for this human I love so much
I lost my father 2 years ago to a lengthy illness and I've still not recovered. I'm not the person I used to be. I no longer feel whole. I relate so much to this song and my heart goes out to Robert. 💜
Was für eine phantastische Band. Was für ein tiefgründiger Text. Hab alle Cure-Platten und -CDs. Diese Stimme von Robert dem sensiblen, feinfühligen Mann, diese Gitarren, Schlagzeug - alles passt. Großartige Musiker, großartiger Sound. Einfach großartige Musik!! 🕊️☮️🎸🎸♥️☮️🕊️
Very touching song. His voice is incredibly beautiful. I can relate to this and to his pain. I lost my mom in 2019, she was 91. She was doing fine and then suddenly got very sick unexpectedly and passed away. Then three months later my brother had a heart attack and died instantly in the shower getting ready for work. Now nothing seems the same and Holidays are not the same without them. My heart stays broken but I know they are together in Heaven (they were close in this life) I miss them and love them.
It’s wonderful seeing The Cure and Robert seemingly really getting their due. I was lucky enough to see them at Wembley Arena in 1989 on the Prayer Tour, a 3-hour gig that was amazing. But it seemed to really signal the end of a period, the beginning of a barren time. Now here he is, a legend, a man that said he would retire before he got old, giving it loads. Brilliant. Cap’n Bob for Prime Minister. ❤
I saw them on 5 tours in a row, and 1991's Wish tour was also amazing, still had Porl and iirc Boris. That was much more the 'end of an era' tour than the Disintegration tours. That one ... I saw two nights in a row.
Wow, amazing! I honestly don't know how artists can sing some of their most inspired songs and hold it together. Over the years there are a handful of songs that have meant something to me and they now never fail to bring out the emotions, some of them joyful and some very painful, the NSFW songs. Cheers to you Robert and the rest of the Boys! You've been there for us for a long time and I hope you're nowhere near done yet!
Hallo meine große Liebe,mit soviel Herz!! Ich werde wieder 20 Jahre jünger wenn ich dich höre Robert!! In ewiger Liebe dein Fan aus Deutschland! Mittlerweile auch schon über 50😘aber immernoch Grufti 🖤🖤🖤🌹Kuss für dich!
Tickets for Dec 13th with two of my sons, who love them too. Still have my first (of many) tickets from Dec 3 1981 at the Palais. Been a while, so just a little bit excited x
I always liked the Cure but I never knew I LOVED them until I saw them live a few years ago. It wasn't a nostalgia show but a band still in top form playing timeless music. One of the best bands ever!!!
I was around 6 years old when I first found TC. I had just been SA'd for the first time and I felt so alone, broken, scared and dirty. I felt like this strange man understood those feelings and it made me feel less alone. And here, 40 years later, he still understands. And again, I feel less alone. That's really special.❤
I saw The Cure in Leipzig a few days ago. They were and are still my heros! Whenever I had hard times, I felt glad to know, that there are songs for every emotion!
¡Wao! Recuerdo cuando era una jovencita y ponía tus canciones, cuando hacía mi tarea, cuando me ponía a estudiar o a limpiar mi casa😁... cuando todo... Y ahora te escucho y es impresionante escuchar tu misma voz, ¡no ha cambiado! 💙🤗💙👍
Oh my, this certainly is a very emotional one. Losing countless loved ones over the years, especially my Father…this very much resonates. Robert certainly brings it home, every single time. Love ya, Bob!!!!❤ Thank you so much for posting this for all of those who can’t see them in Europe!!!❤
I'm very sorry, life can be so cruel. And this album will surely mean a lot to most of us. ❤️ I'm glad I can share my videos with the community and I hope all of us will have opportunity to see them live again ❤️
@@lucybat I’m currently in LA, CA and I’m reminiscing, me listening to The Cure back East in the cold winter, where I felt the ambiance (and temperature) was conducive (when I was in my teens-haha) I’d blast my speakers outside and lie on the cold ground, soaking up The Cure’s music…now I’m outside in LA, it’s 50 degrees so it’s perfect for how I want to feel right now! Thanks for the reply and for your posts!! I hope you and friends, thoroughly enjoyed the show!!!! 🥰
I don’t mean to be a hog and comment again but my Mom attended a show with me (1996?) in NJ when a couple friends ditched out. I was the one who HAD to man the phones back when you had to phone into Ticketmaster incessantly or wait on line. In HS, I had the phone situation so I waited and got two friends tickets but they “couldn’t go,” so my Mom “took” me. We had the best time and it lives on in my memories as one of the BEST!!! She loves The Cure and it is something that I can never replace. Thank you, Mommy!!!!❤️
Damn… I’m speechless! This mans music got me through some dark times in my life as a teen and beyond. He sounds exactly the same! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ there will never be another like him!
I've lost my whole family... I'm the lone survivor. Now I'm 70 and so lonely. Why am I still here? I love these guys... and I've been a fan since we were all "kids"... 💖🌷💖 Music is life.
@@lucybat I lost my sister from breast cancer.. She was 24..She lived in Byron bay NSW, I lived in Sydney and hadn't seen her for 2 years. I said.. Why didn't you tell me earlier..? She said.. I didn't want to worry you. She was right.. I would have gotten sick worrying about her. I have to remind myself not to take anyone for granted.. People really are amazing. I didn't want to worry you..!
Thunder rolling in to drown
November Moon in cold black rain,
As lightning tears the sky apart
I'm whispering his name.
He has to wake up
Love slipping away,
Hear the bells beyond the sea,
It's almost too late.
Shadows growing closer now
And there is nowhere left to hide,
I can't break this dreamless sleep
However hard I try.
I'm down on my knees,
I'm empty inside,
Something wicked this way comes
From out the cruel and treacherous night,
Something wicked this way comes
To steal away my brother's life,
Something wicked this way comes...
I can never say goodbye.
Something wicked this way comes
From out the cruel and treacherous night,
Something wicked this way comes
To steal away my brother's life,
Something wicked this way comes...
Thank you Lucy!
Ohhhhh Dear Lucy . Thank u so very much ....
Thank you so much Lucy...🖤🖤🖤
Very heartfelt words. Your such an awesome artist. I’ve been a fan since I was 10. Your music has gotten me through some rough times. Love ya brother 👍👍👍
Thanks for posting
It’s amazing to me how his voice never changes. It’s been the same for over 40 years.
I was in Zagreb, few days ago, it was my first Cure concert. Beside the fact overall event was amazing, his voice was the biggest surprise. Could not believe how fresh, great, THE SAME was.
Dokładnie!
yeeeeeeees 💖💖💖💖💖 rob is all of good 😩🤲🏽💖💖🖤🖤🖤🖤
Yeah, I also share that thought. I saw them live in Kraków.
I wanted to say the same about his hair
I love how they never stop making real, meaningful art. We are so lucky to have this band in this world.
i love your comment so much and you're absolutely right.
Good on ye girl love to ya Angela cover that song myself with AMinor harrp
Scouser love him and we will never stop❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The most beautiful music ever made Angela
I think you're right,this world is not for him...he is a very kind man...😇😇😇😇😇
I'm 52 and a Cure fan for 40 years. Gonna see them on 13 November, first time in my life. My 17 year old daughter asked me and voila, how could I refuse to be a part of her cultural education? So happy I can share this experience with one of my kids. The Cure were so important to me as an adolescent freak, and still are.
Taking your kid to their first cure concert is a rite of passage! Welcome to the club! 😢
@@gustercc Nice feeling to still have Rites of Passage at my age! Cheers. And the kid has taste!
Wow! Enjoy that. What an amazing experience to enjoy it with your daughter. 51 here and a fan since I was 12... absolutely timeless. Saw them a couple if years ago in Cape Town. Had to pinch myself. Cried a few times from the sheer joy of seeing them live.
I'm the same age same generation same opinion - enjoy!!!
Ha that’s awesome I hope you have a great evening 👌and same here… My very first concert at age thirteen was The Cure in Zwolle, saw them a couple of times over the years, and this coming november I will be seeing them again, with my man and stepdaughter! Love to share this with them… Still in love with this band!!! ❤
58 year old male here who sat as a 14 year old punk rocker in the NZ Christchurch town hall to see the cure. 44 years later and here this God of man is still delivering that same distinctive voice wrapped up sadness and hidden feelings of something magic. Anyone who lived throughout the Cure area lived through a shot of magic.
Yep, 61 year old Kiwi here, I had the pleasure of seeing them in Auckland at Mainstreet venue must of been the same year, they were still a 3 piece then, then 3 / 4 years later in Brisbane but they were a 5 piece by then. Wonderful memories.
Through a shot of magic- best describes feeling here.
@@chhhrybomb_stickers bless you Nancy x
Couldn't have agreed with you more!
I'm grateful you're still here, same goes for Marky! I'm a younger cure fan but I always love to hear stories from OG fans like you guys, I wish I travel back and hear them as you all did for the first time! For me, in my teens I was surrounded by darkness, ironically a goth band brought light into my life. Thanks for sharing your memories with us.
Robert Smith is such an empath. I think that’s why a lot of his songs come through and resonate with people. Such a great artist, all the band.
I agree. Well said.
An emphag you mean
@@Ziegfeld-z2x o...oh my gawd!!! Im so hurt and offended by what a stranger called me on the internet.
Come on, look at that fat guy with that hair with make up and lipstick on...and we wonder why the 1st world is collapsing lol
Lmfao even
@@whiteyfisk9769 ok trumper
@@whiteyfisk9769 Better that than an assholeo such as yourself... Your lovely words shall find you one day, no doubt in my mind ♡
I think Robert is way too pure and fragile for this evil world. God bless him and his band mates. 💜
That's deep
Thank goodness for people like him to keep us together
Hes a bumbling perverted idiot
Lol you've been had. The artists who you thought were male were born female. She is showing as she ages.
@@westernsellers9148 🙄
One of the most recognizable voices in music today. What a legendary band.
his voice has NOT aged at all... i actually cried from this beautiful performance...long live The Cure
ikr. Smith hit the genetic jackpot! Probably tons of hours of practise and discipline of course but he's one of those few musicians who have never lost it
@@ThiefOfNavarre I wonder what his vocal regimen is to keep it sounding that strong and beautiful. Whatever he's doing is definitely working because he still sounds amazing in his 60s.
I feel like Robert is one of those singers whose voice is just eternally youthful. It makes him so special.
Sorry, but that is just plain wrong. His voice is shadow of what it was. Have you ever. Heard them live?
Robert Smith has the most beautiful heart and soul.... he is such a powerful lyricist. ❤️
Yes yes but needed a barbershop my God the hair..
@@nittosantapaola.8350 or even just a brush... lol
@@sarahjane0716 End the seventee's begin the eightees" The Cure make 3-4 good Album, that's all
The Cure is the best band ever. Robert has written a song for every emotion that a human can feel. So amazing.
I have stated this many times and am glad that you recognize it as well 🤜🏻❤️🤛🏻
@@louisvanderwalt2820 Definitely. Their music is so sublume. No other band that ever existed can bring one through as many emotions as the Cure.
@@michaelsteding7720 Agreed. I have had the privilege of seeing them twice. Once in 2004 at the Manchester Move Festival at the Old Trafford cricket grounds and in 2019 at Kenilworth racecourse in my city, Cape Town.
Here is to hoping i will have the privilege once more...
@@michaelsteding7720 I find the cure to be very Disturbing
That's debatable..
Have you seen the new look
Wiggles..?
Cutting edge...
Like Bruno Mars..
In a 👗
He has such a distinctive and beautiful voice, I will always love this man.....
Never ceases to amaze me how after all this time, they can still break your heart with just a few chords
🥺😢😭🥰
What's his song for revenge
Or fear
Or anger
Or hate.
Or regret.
I feel that too. Bursted into tears just after a few seconds on this Tour in Frankfurt and Berlin. So emotional powerful.
Been listening for forty years to the cure. Beautiful.
I was front row at a Cure concert in the early 90's. He came up to the edge of the stage about 10 feet away, it was my first time in the first row of any concert. Such a great night...it was Just Like Heaven.
Not many better places to be than front row at a live show
Humble brag?
Thank you Robert and your mates The Cure!!!
I lost my mother at 10 to cancer, my brother killed by a drunk driver 6 months later. My dad in my early 20s and my sister a year later. This song brings it back. I understand.
Ohhh. I'm so sorry for you. This is hard. Big hug!
You’ve been through a lot of tragedy. But it hasn’t broken you.
Omgosh I just want to wrap my arms around you and give you a big sized mama bear hugg...im so very sorry for your loss..may God bless you always ❤️ 🙏
❤️
Ageing and death..
What a bummer..👶👦🧔🧓👴🏻☠️
My sister is dying from cancer, this sure got me. Love R.S. forever.
How is your sis doing? Prayers out to you and her with lots of love.
Another heart wrenching ballad about life’s pain by my favorite band. The ultimate story tellers of the soul.
They always were 🥺🥺🥺
I just lost my brother this year as well. Thank you this song Robert, I feel your pain. ❤
Me too
You don’t get over losing your baby brother..
lost our kid 95 never been the same
@@purplesunflower8242 Same here. She was 5. I've never been the same. Yesterday was 28yrs. I take it one day at a time. Saw The Cure 6/29/23. At first I wasn't going to go cause she passed on the 6/30/95. I. needed a distraction, and if she was alive I know she would of wanted me to see them. I've seen The Cure and Depeche Mode since the 80s. Hope you're ok m8. Hang in there.
Mine took his own life just a week after my last visit to see him. I didn't see the signs. 😢
He puts his heart and soul into everything
One of the greatest vocalists of all time
@@CrankCase08 excuse me ?
More of a great verbal storyteller. I would not say he is a great vocalist necessarily- he's not Chris Cornell.
@@CrankCase08 agreed. The music is a complete downer. I thought their fans back in the day were weird...and even weirder, they,re still around.
Robert Smith, The Cure #1 FOREVER
He looks so fragile and vulnerable…bless him
I love Robert and his Voice. After few seconds you regognize him. Its so unique. The soundsworlds of the 80th are genius. Its often melaancholic, but soo beautiful. And Robert is a fantastic guitar player.
I agree completely!
Even my 5 Y/O granddaughter was mesmerized by this, its hard to take your eyes off of Robert. Absolutely wonderful performance.
Maybe it was the hair 🙄
@@usnchief1339 He never changed the hair ~ different color. So grateful this band is still kicking & rocking on 🎸
The sounds he creates from his guitar sound like heartbreaking crying. Deeply beautiful 😢❤
It really does, that was what I thought as soon as I heard it. It tore my heart out.
Seeing Robert shed a tear at 3:44 really got me. His passion for his music will stand the test of time.
It looked like he missed his cue at the beginning of the song because he was too emotional to sing. I could never perform like that, just listening makes me breakdown in tears. 😓🖤
This is a very sad song about his older brother who died in Kraków, Poland, where he had lived for many years before his passing.
I love this man immensely. Wish I could be as genuine as he is.
Do you know anything about it? Why did he die? How old was he?
Robert Smith is an international treasure
Oh wow, that was a difficult listen. It's been a minute since I've heard such naked anguish in Robert's voice. He actually sounded like he was struggling to keep it together at times.
Loss is the universally hardest thing in life. It unites us all, we've all experienced it.
Dam. They haven’t lost a step. This song could easily be on any cure album from the 90s. Keep em’ coming guys. You just made a millions people’s lives a little more bearable to live
How lucky are we to have him creating this amazing music for us! To be living and witnessing such beauty!
His emotion pierces right through the heart. Even if there were no lyrics, this song makes you feel a broken heart
I just want to give him a heart felt hug.
Me too, and I would never let go 😢❤️
This accent,this Voice,this talent...Robert Smith♥️
Beyond the hair and makeup this man is a musical 🎤 genius. His emotions are not contained, they spill out in his pained voice and the vibe of the melancholy music. It’s not emo 🖤 goth or grunge. The Cure has a style all their own. As the guitar 🎸 wails, my soul dies with the sadness in the beat….
I love Robert, longevity of this band is amazing, he always puts on a great performance as does the whole band.😢
The most beautiful man. 👏👏👏
His soul is beautiful. Love that Robert isn't afraid to be vulnerable in his music. It's what makes him such a great artist that so many of us can relate to.
J'ai 59 ans et ..... que dire ? Toujours plus fan de jour en jour du poête et de l'univers que dégage ce groupe ! Merci Robert.
👍😃👍
I'm 71 and cure has stolen my heart and life's love for music seems like for eons .you can't get any better than The Cure they rule!
This album is going to be a masterpiece you can really feel Robert's emotions...I feel so bad for him dealing with all the loss of life
@@mariuszwolf7351 stop trolling, someone about 4 days ago had put a bad comment in here, that's why you see stop trolling, but of course now his comment has been deleted hhhhhhuuuummmm....
@@hellterskeltor stop trolling
@@tommymommy3478 stop trolling
Man look at this guy..
Hope I look as good in my 40's
@@gore1089 only 40's.....
Looks like he's 60
I’m in tears, so raw, so beautiful❤ love him forever
my first concert nearly 40 years ago. God bless this man for being the soundtrack to my life. Waiting with bated breath for the next chapter.
Been a fan for 35 years. These songs are written from the heart and soul. Robert, I'm very sorry for all the loss you've suffered in a short period of time. You're in my prayers tonight. My most sincere condolences to you. 🤗❤️🙏🙏🙏
Very talented. The Cure was a part of many of our lives. An entire generation hinged on their vibe then and now. Still.
God what an exceptional moment you captured.... I've never seen him like this in any concerts... Thank you for sharing this. .. There is no much words I can add, just empathy for this human I love so much
This song and performance by Robert has hit me deep. How is it possible that after all these years he comes up with a new song like this.
I lost my father 2 years ago to a lengthy illness and I've still not recovered. I'm not the person I used to be. I no longer feel whole. I relate so much to this song and my heart goes out to Robert. 💜
prayer RIP your DAD
Lost my dad two years ago aswell.. my thoughts are with you..
Lost my mom recently and I know how you feel this show was awesome in New Orleans
I am so grateful the Cure endures. Still great. Still creating new classics. Love you, boys, thank you.
Was für eine phantastische Band. Was für ein tiefgründiger Text. Hab alle Cure-Platten und -CDs. Diese Stimme von Robert dem sensiblen, feinfühligen Mann, diese Gitarren, Schlagzeug - alles passt. Großartige Musiker, großartiger Sound. Einfach großartige Musik!!
🕊️☮️🎸🎸♥️☮️🕊️
One of the greatest contributors to the world of music, LOVE this band ❤️
I totally love Robert Smith ❤️❤️ he’s an amazing singer/songwriter.
Very touching song. His voice is incredibly beautiful. I can relate to this and to his pain. I lost my mom in 2019, she was 91. She was doing fine and then suddenly got very sick unexpectedly and passed away. Then three months later my brother had a heart attack and died instantly in the shower getting ready for work. Now nothing seems the same and Holidays are not the same without them. My heart stays broken but I know they are together in Heaven (they were close in this life) I miss them and love them.
I really love Robert such a beautiful man and an awesome performer ❤️What a profound song about his brother .
Something special and magical happens when he sings. After all these years they still give me chills. Greetings from Miami.
Always love him .
I didn't want expect to watch all this but it was absolutely mesmerizing. His voice is still has the same magic.
J adore cure... Sa c est de la musique👍👍🎶🎶en espérant de pouvoir les voir 1 fois en concert à Strasbourg
Mr. Robert Smith, my heart goes out to you
I have & still am a big fan of the Cure. I love his voice. The tears. 😢
Such a beautiful song. 🥰
It’s wonderful seeing The Cure and Robert seemingly really getting their due. I was lucky enough to see them at Wembley Arena in 1989 on the Prayer Tour, a 3-hour gig that was amazing. But it seemed to really signal the end of a period, the beginning of a barren time. Now here he is, a legend, a man that said he would retire before he got old, giving it loads. Brilliant. Cap’n Bob for Prime Minister. ❤
I saw them at the Greek. They had no opener and also played for three hours, it was amazing
I saw them on 5 tours in a row, and 1991's Wish tour was also amazing, still had Porl and iirc Boris. That was much more the 'end of an era' tour than the Disintegration tours. That one ... I saw two nights in a row.
There no other ban that sounds like the Cure. His voice with the band has always been something special 30 years I’ve been listening.
Wow, amazing! I honestly don't know how artists can sing some of their most inspired songs and hold it together. Over the years there are a handful of songs that have meant something to me and they now never fail to bring out the emotions, some of them joyful and some very painful, the NSFW songs. Cheers to you Robert and the rest of the Boys! You've been there for us for a long time and I hope you're nowhere near done yet!
What a voice. There will never be another band like this.
I am 60. Was introduced to The Cure by my friend at age 14. Unbelievable genius is all I can say! ❤️
Think you're a little off about the 14 yo thing. Their first released stuff was 1979. Just saying :)
Robert,lindo maravilhoso❤❤❤❤
His voice always fascinates me
I lost a brother,this song has really touched me,bless this beautiful man's heart,talent,voice😢❤
Hallo meine große Liebe,mit soviel Herz!! Ich werde wieder 20 Jahre jünger wenn ich dich höre Robert!! In ewiger Liebe dein Fan aus Deutschland! Mittlerweile auch schon über 50😘aber immernoch Grufti 🖤🖤🖤🌹Kuss für dich!
Tickets for Dec 13th with two of my sons, who love them too. Still have my first (of many) tickets from Dec 3 1981 at the Palais. Been a while, so just a little bit excited x
Divine voice always made me feel so emotional 🙏
I can never say goodbye to The Cure.😁❤️👍
This song hits home for me as well, lost my husband last year. Absolutely beautiful song
❤ that voice is awesome ❤
Just beautiful! LOVE The Cure. Robert Smith hits the spot! What a voice. What a band!
World monument!!!! Great Robert...a big hug fm Italy
Can’t wait…Robert can move so many emotions in so many different ways. I love it…❤
Wow his voice never changed❤
I always liked the Cure but I never knew I LOVED them until I saw them live a few years ago. It wasn't a nostalgia show but a band still in top form playing timeless music. One of the best bands ever!!!
Respect and Love ❤️ Thank's and Bless you ❤️ Congratulations 🙏 ❤️
I've always liked the Cure. There's a heartwrenching honesty about their songs.
I was around 6 years old when I first found TC. I had just been SA'd for the first time and I felt so alone, broken, scared and dirty. I felt like this strange man understood those feelings and it made me feel less alone. And here, 40 years later, he still understands. And again, I feel less alone. That's really special.❤
I saw The Cure in Leipzig a few days ago. They were and are still my heros!
Whenever I had hard times, I felt glad to know, that there are songs for every emotion!
So beautifully brave..thank you Robert
Hello, I really appreciate the love and support I get from you all my lovely fans
I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music 🎶❤
Love The cure .have since the early 80's ..special voice .special band .
Absolutely!!! 💯%
¡Wao! Recuerdo cuando era una jovencita y ponía tus canciones, cuando hacía mi tarea, cuando me ponía a estudiar o a limpiar mi casa😁... cuando todo... Y ahora te escucho y es impresionante escuchar tu misma voz, ¡no ha cambiado! 💙🤗💙👍
I'm 55 and I've been a Cure fan for many years and I love how they still sound the same, especially Robert's voice 💋
Right O' ... They Are &
Will Always Be ...
The Great Wicked and Serious "CURE" to Me.
I LOVE THEM ❣️👍💃👍
Oh my, this certainly is a very emotional one. Losing countless loved ones over the years, especially my Father…this very much resonates. Robert certainly brings it home, every single time. Love ya, Bob!!!!❤
Thank you so much for posting this for all of those who can’t see them in Europe!!!❤
I'm very sorry, life can be so cruel. And this album will surely mean a lot to most of us. ❤️ I'm glad I can share my videos with the community and I hope all of us will have opportunity to see them live again ❤️
@@lucybat I’m currently in LA, CA and I’m reminiscing, me listening to The Cure back East in the cold winter, where I felt the ambiance (and temperature) was conducive (when I was in my teens-haha) I’d blast my speakers outside and lie on the cold ground, soaking up The Cure’s music…now I’m outside in LA, it’s 50 degrees so it’s perfect for how I want to feel right now! Thanks for the reply and for your posts!! I hope you and friends, thoroughly enjoyed the show!!!! 🥰
I don’t mean to be a hog and comment again but my Mom attended a show with me (1996?) in NJ when a couple friends ditched out. I was the one who HAD to man the phones back when you had to phone into Ticketmaster incessantly or wait on line. In HS, I had the phone situation so I waited and got two friends tickets but they “couldn’t go,” so my Mom “took” me. We had the best time and it lives on in my memories as one of the BEST!!! She loves The Cure and it is something that I can never replace. Thank you, Mommy!!!!❤️
Stop war
Love you with all my heart!! Thanks for being you!!!
Damn… I’m speechless! This mans music got me through some dark times in my life as a teen and beyond. He sounds exactly the same! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ there will never be another like him!
I love The Cure and we cover their songs in 90's. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Robert Smith for this beautiful tribute to your lovely and dearly departed brother. Rest In Peace Richard Smith 1946-2022 🕊️
Thank you Robert, thank you The Cure. You say and portray the emotions of life that at times I can not manage to express. Thank you.
I've lost my whole family... I'm the lone survivor. Now I'm 70 and so lonely. Why am I still here? I love these guys... and I've been a fan since we were all "kids"... 💖🌷💖 Music is life.
Thank you for posting this. A gift.
Талантливая группа ! Спасибо 🙌🏻
I am very sorry for Mr Smith's losses but wow with real darkness this new album could be up there with some of the best Cure albums.
Definitely! I just can't wait to hear the rest of the content and studio versions! ❤️ All of the new songs are 10/10 in my opinion
You mean 20 years from now when it's released?
What were his losses..?
I've been away..
@@gore1089 As far as I know he has lost mum, dad and older brother Richard in recent years, also a lot of members of wider family...
@@lucybat
I lost my sister from breast cancer..
She was 24..She lived in Byron bay NSW, I lived in Sydney and hadn't seen her for 2 years.
I said..
Why didn't you tell me earlier..?
She said..
I didn't want to worry you.
She was right..
I would have gotten sick worrying about her.
I have to remind myself not to take anyone for granted..
People really are amazing.
I didn't want to worry you..!