Featuring interviews with many in the music industry who have worked with The Cure over the years, this biography of the band analyzes their contribution to popular music, as well as interpreting their own success and sensibilities.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Still a mystery.....,
By Lina Bell (in front of my computer) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Cure: Faith (Paperback)
The Cure's mysterious rise remains more puzzling than ever after this snip'n'paste rummage through the usual gamut of press clippings. With stunning banality, inter-band frictions are reduced to soap-opera absurdity, and Robert Smith's notoriously quixotic working methods are judged almost entirely on whatever PR line the press were fed at the time. There's a terrific Fear And Loathing-style saga to be written about this boozy, chaotic combo, but Faith is just an overwhelmingly partisan fan-study.
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