The Cure is a British band which is considered as the leading pioneers for the British alternative rock and the post-punk during the 1980s. The group was founded in Crawley in England in 1976 under the name Malice.
We can all be the spy and the traitor of different things, and this means that we can see and understand different things. And something is secret services in a nation, and that implies that we are finding lists of different doings which should be protected and taking care of in any nation. And in the nation we should be ourselves, and we are treating ourselves with good manners and with good attitudes, intentions and behavior. And we can model these things in sciences, and we can explain and predict what is going to happen anywhere, and much behavior is with habit, with brains and with hearts just like we are as humans.
The Cure has won several prizes, and one is BRIT Award for the best British music video, and they have won an award from MTV and two awards from NME. And to do this one can be loyal or disloyal in the music environments, but the main thing in strategy is to do a good impression with the prices and the quality, and we can also make all conceivable combinations of these things. And with being loyal or disloyal, we should use our thinking potential and our intelligences to operate as good as we can, with all the possibilities that are present.
The Cure is known for several music pieces, and we find them on the internet, the net between us. The genres that The Cure is inside are indie and rock and alternative, and these genres are much to make explorations within, and life is either explorative, descriptive or causal. And this is how we are explaining things and people, and how we are using our senses to operate as humans, and we can be friendly or we can be enemies. In sciences, the best is to be in opposition, making doubt and new contributions where it is possible.
So, which songs should we know from this group? The three most known songs from them are: «Friday I’m In Love», «Just Like Heaven» and «Pictures of You». And these songs establish the border of being in love when coming to the weekend, and we can be present in heaven in life, or we hope for it when we die, and there can be taken billions of pictures of you from any conceivable angle, and we can use our knowledges and talents to make things as happy or as painful as we want, and we should be operating alone or together in life, and this is the way we are organizing the life.
We also find The Cure on different music videos on the internet, and they are: «Just Like Heaven», «Friday I’m In Love» and «Lovesong». And according to the Bible and many general books and many universities, the greatest thing in life is love.
So, what should we do with life? We should make it as interesting and as exciting as we can, just as the best journey you can think about on the blue planet. And there is much to think about, much to feel, and many actions to be taken. The Cure has an official website, and on Spotify you can listen to them in a free way. And we can generally listen to all the ordinary music platforms on the internet, and they are YouTube, YouTube Music, Spotify and Deezer. And as with all types of music, we can listen to it, and try to imagine what should be the imaginations of everything, and try to explain why things are as they are.
So, who are the members in the group nowadays? Robert Smith is playing the guitar, Simon Gallup is a bass guitarist, Pearl Thompson is playing the guitar, and Roger O’Donnell is playing the keyboard instruments. The Cure has also released albums to the markets, and they are: «Disintegration», «Concert: The Cure Live», «Pornography» and «Wish».
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