That one is next

listening party

I like them

But not quite as much as you and definitely not as much as rvi it seems like

i was under the assumption u liked them a lot, i must have misinterpreted ur posts

i really love robert & just his overall aesthetic & demeanor, the way he uses his voice is great, very expressive

3 imaginary boys is like a 4.5

Seventeen seconds is a 5

Faith is a 7

P***ography is a 9

The top is a 4

The head on the door is a 5.5

And thats how far I've gotten

damn not even disintegration?

Tell me you in my corner right now
When I fall short, I’m leaning on you to cry out
We all got enough to lie about
My truth too complicated to hide now
Can I open up? Is it safe or not?
I’m afraid a little, you relate or not?
Have faith a little, I might take my time
Ain’t no saving face this time

Too real

i mostly agree with this besides 17 seconds, a bit 2 low but yeah

the songwriting on 17 seconds is actually very good

I still remember when I played this in the VZ against Drake

Three Imaginary Boys - 7/10
Seventeen Seconds - 8.5/10
Faith - 9/10
P***ography - 9/10
Japanese Whispers - 7/10
The Top - 7/10
The Head on the Door - 8/10
Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss me - 8.5/10
Disintegration - 10/10
Wish - 8/10
Bloodflowers - 7.5/10

havent heard the rest

i must say i am missing their darker stuff.. some of these later albums aren’t bad but i find them 2 be at their best when they’re absolutely f***ing miserable as bad as that sounds

is 7 a typo 4 the top hehehe

I haven't relistened yet

Those are my ratings from relistening

Lol how you do this

I don’t know why we enjoying the music where the artists are suffering the most. It’s not just a Cure thing, it’s for multiple artists and bands.

I think it’s because the honesty and transparency in the work resonates with us deeper. The struggles that they face make them more relatable and more compelling to root for.

i’m assuming disintegration is very much like p***ography.. just full of crippling depression in audio form

i can’t wait 2 get 2 it

nope but also havent heard it all for at least 3 years

I know it’s an unpopular opinion but I actually like this song

It’s not as dark but it’s definitely a return to that trilogy.

absolutely, very well said & it hits so much differently when u going thru the same s*** they’re singing & rapping about

oh word i didn’t know u liked them as well

kinda but more dreamy ethereal depression instead of violent depression

get ready for the absolute peak of his atmospheric guitar work and some long ass beautiful intros

one of those cases where its so clear its everything the artist was building up to the whole time

& wait maybe i’m just dumb but what exactly does the trilogy consist of album wise?