Cure Remastered

Crystal clear vinyl. Picture labels. Housed in a top opening printed transparent sleeve. "Made in Germany" sticker applied directly.
Picture inner sleeve of top opening paper. The design layout allows the printed elements to be seen through the outer sleeve. Hype sticker applied to an outer wrap. Copies may come with a further two stickers applied to the wrap indicating colourway plus exclusive retailer, depending on territory.

Crystal clear vinyl. Picture labels. Housed in a top opening printed transparent sleeve. "Made in Germany" sticker applied directly.
Picture inner sleeve of top opening paper. The design layout allows the printed elements to be seen through the outer sleeve. Hype sticker applied to an outer wrap. Copies may come with a further two stickers applied to the wrap indicating colourway plus exclusive retailer, depending on territory.

Whether you're a fan of the Cure or not, when a 30th-anniversary reissue of Wish was announced, along with a bunch of unreleased material, it made even the coldest of hearts tremble. Even though it may not be a go-to Cure album (and who can be surprised as it follows the immense Pornography in 1982 and Disintegration in 1989), this 9th album in their gold-plated discography still didn't receive the critical success it deserved upon its release. Despite success in the charts and reaching number one in the UK in only its first week of release on 21st April 1992, Wish received mixed reviews. However, after more than ten years at the top, the press became more inclined to appreciate the violent electric freshness of grunge as well as more melancholic shoegaze.

Whether you're a fan of the Cure or not, when a 30th-anniversary reissue of Wish was announced, along with a bunch of unreleased material, it made even the coldest of hearts tremble. Even though it may not be a go-to Cure album (and who can be surprised as it follows the immense Pornography in 1982 and Disintegration in 1989), this 9th album in their gold-plated discography still didn't receive the critical success it deserved upon its release. Despite success in the charts and reaching number one in the UK in only its first week of release on 21st April 1992, Wish received mixed reviews. However, after more than ten years at the top, the press became more inclined to appreciate the violent electric freshness of grunge as well as more melancholic shoegaze.

Containing the band's first 5 classic albums, this collection serves as the ideal extended introduction for new fans, while offering an easy way to bolster or complete collections for existing fans. Starting with 1979's ‘Three Imaginary Boys’, it continues through to ‘Seventeen Seconds’, ‘Faith’, ‘Pornography’ & concluding with 1984's ‘The Top’.

Crystal clear vinyl. Picture labels. Housed in a top opening printed transparent sleeve. "Made in Germany" sticker applied directly.
Picture inner sleeve of top opening paper. The design layout allows the printed elements to be seen through the outer sleeve. Hype sticker applied to an outer wrap. Copies may come with a further two stickers applied to the wrap indicating colourway plus exclusive retailer, depending on territory.

Crystal clear vinyl. Picture labels. Housed in a top opening printed transparent sleeve. "Made in Germany" sticker applied directly.
Picture inner sleeve of top opening paper. The design layout allows the printed elements to be seen through the outer sleeve. Hype sticker applied to an outer wrap. Copies may come with a further two stickers applied to the wrap indicating colourway plus exclusive retailer, depending on territory.

Crystal clear vinyl. Picture labels. Housed in a top opening printed transparent sleeve. "Made in Germany" sticker applied directly.
Picture inner sleeve of top opening paper. The design layout allows the printed elements to be seen through the outer sleeve. Hype sticker applied to an outer wrap. Copies may come with a further two stickers applied to the wrap indicating colourway plus exclusive retailer, depending on territory.

Greatest Hits is a 2001 compilation album by The Cure. The band's relationship with longtime label Fiction Records came to a close, and The Cure were obliged to release one final album for the label. Robert Smith agreed to release a greatest hits album under the condition that he could choose the tracks himself. The band also recorded a special studio album released as a bonus disc to some versions of the album. The disc, titled Acoustic Hits, is the eighteen songs from the North American release re-recorded using acoustic guitars.

The Cure Out of all the bands that emerged in the immediate aftermath of punk rock in the late '70s, few were as enduring and popular as the Cure. Led through numerous incarnations by guitarist/vocalist Robert Smith, the band initially became well-known for its slow, gloomy dirges and Smith's exaggeratedly gothic look, a public image that often hid the diversity of the Cure's music. At the outset, they played jagged, edgy pop songs before slowly evolving into a more textured outfit. They were one of the bands that built the foundations for goth rock, but by the time goth caught on in the mid-'80s, the Cure had moved toward a more polished and thoughtful (if still often depressing) sound.