1989/08 - The CURE arrive in America on the QE2 - MTV Interview
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- 1989/08 - The CURE arrive in America on the QE2 - MTV Interview
MTV US, News : interview in New York and short live clip of the show at Giant Stadium.
Robert Smith and part of the band just arrived from England on the QE II ship.
(first attempt at adding a old video- will FIX it later - the kids want online) ha ha 10/20/2012 4pm
When MTV actually cared about music
I remember how popular the cures disintegration album and depeche modes 101 album were back then...you couldn't miss it! The good old days
Oh yeah. 101 was broadcasted in its entirely that year (Radio Concierto, Chile). Disintegration had a great hype too, especially with "Lovesong".
02:35 hilarious, Smith has been saying "this is probably our last album" for decades.
one day he'll be right. Anyone care to bet when that'll be? Maybe about the time he brings out that solo album?
@@normsaunders4980 - 🤣🤣🤣
Thank god 2023 and ima see them 😈
Oh my God, this was MTV in 1989? It seemed like an actual dignified channel
Well it was an actual music channel.. i mean i assume i wasnt born there but last time i was on mtv there was nothing but pregnant 16 year olds and ridiculousness playing over and over and over and over
The Cure + Love & Rockets, what a dream concert! Wish I had a time machine!
Wow...I'm starting to feel my age now. I remember seeing this on T.V.
Don't worry. That's time machine stuff. H.G. Wells is probably a Cure superfan.
1989 what a time to be alive.
They’re the one band I’m truly in love with💖
Man I'm getting old now. I remember when they took the QU2. Remember this promo on MTV and remember the big promotion for this QE2 trip on KROQ 106.7 here in LA. It was pushed many times a day. Now all these years have passed.
Was the Queen on board that trip? Did she get Robert's autograph? How about Princess Diana? I'm just trying to be a little bit funny. Please don't hold it against me...
@@normsaunders4980 No I won't hold it against you. I love humor so I like your post.
I was there at giant stadium the whole 9 camped out the whole night just to try to get up front.
Good memories - one of the outdoor shows was in Toronto. We queued overnight for the tickets and got great floor seats. Remember that show so well at the end of August 1989. Love and Rockets was awesome as well.
last show,,,pah still going strong 2016
Still going 2021
Last show that day... More of that great Robert Smith humour.
2022
thx for posting!! Great stuff!! Especially the scene wheer they get from the boat!! Old days!!
Losi with classic footage! One of my favorite bands! :-) I saw them at a new wave retro Festival in 2003 in San Bernardino and again in concert in Everett Washington. Amazing shows!
Great material!!! Greetings from Argentina!
One of the best tours ever!!!!!
I was there, I was 14, my first, and best, concert.
2:57 smile for us Robert :D
Grande Robert!grande The Cure!
I saw that news reel a few times when it aired, and I've had it repeating in my head ever since.
My first Cure concert and tour when Shelleyan Orphan opened for them. Still one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
Ahh the good old days 🖤
Last chance to see the Cure. Good on ya Robert
It would be nice if some of that MTV footage of the Disintegration tour was released
Mountain View Ca I was there ❤
Yess ci vediamo
😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰
que guapo
John Norris? Jeez, I thought it was Max Headroom.
Hah! Now that's a name from the past!
I was there...
Can you show the vid credits for Lovesong if you do update the vid?
Check out John Norris before he had Friar Tuck/Brother John hair.
"Well, maybe." Definitely, maybe. 😬😉
Anyone have an idea what 'Lovesong' - or is it 'Love Song' is particularly doing on the Disintegration album? I understand the idea behind it (wedding gift) and am very glad it exists, of course. But why that particular album? Most of the rest of the album is so depressing and negative. Just wondering what others' opinions are. Thanks a lot.
Lovesong and Lullaby were to purposefully lighten the mood of Disintegration (RS says this in other interviews).
I always find it amusing when a fan thinks that they know better than Robert Smith what songs need to go on an album LOL!
Ohh snap! did i miss it? Dam.
looks like the end of the soviet union and tsoi with kino the best rock from leningrad of that time...
2:35
2018
Last chance? All they do now is tour without promised albums!!
We need straight and white music back. Get woke, go broke
Really wish that they would've called it quits then when they were at the top of their game
God yes. Just imagine the kind of legendary status they would've had now, without all the later releases that just tainted their aura... Not that they aren't legends, but their embarrassing present state certainly weighs them down
Just for fame ?? If you don't like the later stuff, just don't listen to it.
There's lots of great songs they still did after that in my opinion.
@@tanguydelooz2881, like?., It's all crap LOL!!!
@@allendista To Wish Impossible Things ; Open ; A Letter To Elise ; Cloudberry ; Play ; Jupiter Crash ; Used To Be Me ; Bare ; Ocean ; Out Of This World ; Last Day Of Summer ; Going Nowhere ; Why Can't I Be Me ; Underneath The Stars ;
If you really think all these excellent songs, to name a few, are "crap", then I have a hard time to believe that you enjoy KissMe and TheHeadOnTheDoor. Are you certain you would have liked those 2 albums if they had been released after Disintegration ?
Anyways, it's highly subjective and often altered by one's own expectations.
I don't like all recent stuff, but part of it I like as much as the pre-90 stuff.
Na