He got better then he ran into the $$$s into the $$$s
/Still no cancer for Cure

Shouldn't that be IRONIC rather than STRANGE? Or even SICK?

O'Donnell took over full time when Tolhurst became a full time alcoholic. I am a huge fan of The Cure, have been since 1985, but I'm pretty sure the only reason Lol was in the band was because he was Robert Smith's friend.

Lionel Mandrake: I feel the same way when I hear the Cure.

GreenAdder: I hope he doesn't have Glenn Danzig's "deathbug."

I read about that. Jesus Christ, Glenn. What the hell happened to you?

Christine O'Donnell felt sick? Maybe she's pregnant with Cain's love child.

Should be a good DVD, though.

They need to do "The Head on the Door", "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me", and "Wish" like this.

Great synth player...I remember the first arena size gig I went to which was at the Birmingham NEC in 1989 for their "Prayer Tour"...it was farking awesome...

Gutted not to have gotten tickets for the Reflections gig @ Albert Hall, it sold out in 10 minutes !

Jake Havechek: Should be a good DVD, though.

They need to do "The Head on the Door", "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me", and "Wish" like this.

I'd pay to see that.

This? Eh. I'll wait for the torrent.

Roger O'Donnell says he felt "sick" after he returned to play with The Cure

So say we all.

I would love to go see Seventeen Seconds and Faith played in their entirety (their two best albums imho), but I just checked ticket prices and the cheapest at the Pantages are $77.80 per seat. No thanks, I'll wait for the DVD.

Plus, I'm positive they wouldn't play "Carnage Visors," which is their best song of all (okay, tied with "All Cats Are Grey", but still).

"It's hard to think of the Cure without hearing the iconic Brit band's indelible synths, but the man manning the keyboards since 1987, Roger O'Donnell, has spent the past few years on other projects after Robert Smith downsized to a trio in 2005"

Over two decades subby? Give or take 15 years.

Jake Havechek: O'Donnell took over full time when Tolhurst became a full time alcoholic. I am a huge fan of The Cure, have been since 1985, but I'm pretty sure the only reason Lol was in the band was because he was Robert Smith's friend.

Tolhurst was very involved in the band's early days, before he became dead weight, and had a lot to do with creating their sound. Fat Bob was always very clear about giving him credit (at least in old interviews, he was).

Maybe he was sickened by how fat Robert Smith has gotten

The Cure > all.

/winter's almost here Disintegration time

"Over two decades subby? Give or take 15 years." got a login just to say this. Thanks smartasspt.
Saw them at the 4 play show that HD network turned into a special. Great show.

If you want early Cure live done right find the Curiosity live fan club only show.

It's the big ugly Cure!



Not sure why I was reminded of that "120 Minutes" episode...