The Cure: Trilogy

The Cure Director: Nick Wickham Nick Wickham

Overview

This concert film features a live performance by seminal gloom rockers The Cure at Berlin's Tempodrom in 2002. Divided into four distinct sets, the songs on The Cure: Trilogy include "One Hundred Years," "A Short Term Effect," "Pictures of You," "The Same Deep Water as You," "Out of this World," "Where the Birds Always Sing," "If Only Tonight We Could Sleep," and 24 others. In addition, an interview with the band is included.

Product Details

Release Date:	02/03/2009
UPC:	0801213332496
Original Release:	2003
Source:	Eagle Rock Ent
Sound:	[stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Time:	4:08:00

Special Features

Encore set; Interviews; Alternate angle tracks

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Cure	Performer
Perry Bamonte	6 String Bass,Guitar,Keyboard
Jason Cooper	Drums,Percussion
Simon Gallup	6 String Bass
Roger O'Donnell	Keyboard,Percussion
Robert Smith	6 String Bass,Guitar,Vocals

Technical Credits

Nick Wickham	Director
Emer Patten	Producer

Editorial Reviews

The Cure, led by Robert Smith, has quietly emerged as one of the most enduringly resilient bands of the post-punk era. By successfully marrying a dark, moody stage persona with a catchy blend of synth-pop, the Cure both laid the foundation for goth and managed to find the Top 40 with such hits as 1987's "Just like Heaven." This two-disc set, recorded live at Berlin's Tempodrom in November 2002, features the band playing the albums Pornography, Disintegration, and Blood Flowers on three successive nights. The nearly four hours of total footage also includes a 30-minute interview with the musicians, plus two hidden extras. Tracks are as follows:

One Hundred Years

A Short Term Effect

The Hanging Garden

Siamese Twins

The Figurehead

A Strange Day

Cold

Pornography

Plainsong

Pictures of You

Closedown

Lovesong

Last Dance

Lullaby

Fascination Street

Prayers for Rain

The Same Deep Water as You

Disintegration

Homesick

Untitled

Out of This World

Watching Me Fall

Where the Birds Always Sing

Maybe Someday

The Last Day of Summer

There Is No If...

The Loudest Sound

39

Bloodflowers

If Only Tonight We Could Sleep

The Kiss

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