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One of the most prolific and ever-changing bands of the past 20 years, the Cure's long string of albums offers a wide-ranging mix of sounds. Though the Cure's lineup has varied greatly, singer/songwriter Robert Smith makes up the band's backbone, consistently creating melancholic music with a distinct mix of pop, dance and Gothic influences.

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Discography

Boys Don't Cry (Elektra)
Disintegration (Elektra)
Faith (Elektra)
Galore (Elektra)
The Head On the Door (Elektra)
Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (Elektra)
Mixed Up (Elektra)
Paris (Elektra)
The Peel Sessions (Sub Rosa)
Pornography (Elektra)
Seventeen Seconds (Elektra)
Show (Elektra)
Standing on A Beach: The Singles (Elektra)
Wild Mood Swings (Elektra)
Wish (Elektra)
Japanese Whispers (Polydor)
The Walk EP (Elektra)
Faith (Elektra)
Carnage Visors (Elektra)
... Happily Ever After ()
Top (Polydor)
Quadpus EP (Elektra)
Entreat (Elektra)
Bloodflowers (Elektra Records)
Greatest Hits (Elektra Records)
Join the Dots (Fiction/Elektra Records)
The Cure: Trilogy Live in Berlin DVD (Eagle Rock Entertainment)
The Cure (I Am Recordings/Geffen Records)
Seventeen Seconds (Remastered and Expanded) (Fiction/Rhino Records)
Faith (Remastered and Expanded) (Fiction/Rhino Records)
Faith (Remastered and Expanded) (Fiction/Rhino)
Pornography (Remastered and Expanded) (Fiction/Rhino Records)
The Top (Remastered and Expanded) (Rhino Records)
The Head on the Door (Remastered and Expanded) (Rhino Records)
Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me (Remastered and Expanded) (Rhino Records)
Festival DVD (Suretone/Geffen Records)
4:13 Dream (Suretone/Geffen Records)

See Also

Siouxsie and the Banshees
Glove
Roger O'Donnell

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