I feel that this is just about the best performance Robert Smith Simon Gallup & LoL Tolhurst ever gave... It near the top of my list anyway. I've been a fan since 1984. My favorite era is 1978-1982. This was recorded live at the L'OLYMPIA in Paris, France 7June1982... I LOVE THIS PIECE!!8^)>
I heard, or rather saw them first (MTV) in 1984 too. Changed my whole world. I'm 48 now. A straight man, but still am in love with Robert Smith like I were a 13 year boy
I love this song. Amazes me that this recorded live. The layers, the effects, the way everything just came together. So perfect that this was recorded. Amazing.
Different titles, different lyrics, different tempos, but always the same unreleased mystery Cure song - a deep cut of a deep cut, unleashed once in a while on an unsuspecting audience to send them into an immersive rock trance like some alternative long pink floyd track.
Oh the G word. We were new wavers and punks. I remember the term goth, but it was mostly in U.K. publications. We had it hard. The Hot Topic kids have no idea and think MM and NIN, slipknot are the beginning. It's sad and not in a good way!
Nope, Goth was around a good three years before this performance, notably Bauhaus, UK Decay and Virgin Prunes. By 1982 there was also the second wave of bands such as Sex Gang Children, Southern Death Cult, Brigandage, Blood And Roses, etc.
Nah. This is 1982. The “goth” tag had already been in fairly heavy use since at least the beginning of the decade. Even back in the 70’s I would occasionally see it being used in certain magazines. It hadn’t quite yet become a ‘household’ term, but in ‘82 it was not uncommon vernacular at all, in the context of music.
This is the best version EVER of "Forever" ("All mine"). The changing song.
Biblicoooooooooooo sin dudaaaaaaa😊
I feel that this is just about the best performance Robert Smith Simon Gallup & LoL Tolhurst ever gave... It near the top of my list anyway. I've been a fan since 1984. My favorite era is 1978-1982. This was recorded live at the L'OLYMPIA in Paris, France 7June1982... I LOVE THIS PIECE!!8^)>
I heard, or rather saw them first (MTV) in 1984 too. Changed my whole world. I'm 48 now. A straight man, but still am in love with Robert Smith like I were a 13 year boy
casey wood it is not impossible to fall in love with his voice though 😎
The cure in the 80’s.. 😎 they were the world to me
@@mennotimpo8746 the world
This is seriously THE best live performance ever caught on tape.
This is the best song ever I wish robert smith was real
Probably their best song
Gorgeous. Never gets old. When people ask why I love the Cure - this is what I play for them..
The whole thing?
@@aight329 oh, yes.. that's important.
I paid massive amounts for this song back in the day on bootleg. One of my favorite Cure songs EVER.
I love this song. Amazes me that this recorded live. The layers, the effects, the way everything just came together. So perfect that this was recorded. Amazing.
so glad to have found this gem, life is complete now
The most amazing version of this song. Incredible.
performances/songs like this by the cure is what i’m alive for
This song means a lot to me as a The Cure Fan, becaus it´s very deep and Robert sing it great.. Greetings from México City.
Different titles, different lyrics, different tempos, but always the same unreleased mystery Cure song - a deep cut of a deep cut, unleashed once in a while on an unsuspecting audience to send them into an immersive rock trance like some alternative long pink floyd track.
Pure perfection
I can die happy knowing this song.
an improvisation... but so tight !!! wow
Brilliant!!!!
And the sky goes black!
yippee the full version of the best version of FOREVER '82
Their finest live moment.
Genious music.
perfect sounds
If I have one regret, it's having no one to share the Forever's with
I wish I could totally find the bass tabs to this. This sounds so fucking good!
this song is proper sinister
Thanks for this version. I didn't know !!🖤🖤🖤
🔥🔥🔥
epic
"seeing the cow dead before he was born made me laugh"
Eeesh!!😬
Looking for Napster bootleg version with “ Burning eyes and my tainted mouth “ lyrics anyone know of it please post !
Eternity..................
An interesting combination of Punk, Postpunk, Goth (sorry, Robert) and the Cure angst. Is it on any official releases?
+Dani D Unfortunately NO. Live in France 7June1982
A much shorter version is on the Pornography deluxe edition 2CD set from 2005, as well as the 2LP vinyl deluxe edition from 2008.
@@ian_5184 Its named All mine on those. It's on the Curiousity tape as well.
This is before anyone ever used the term GOTH for music! (I hate that term!)
Oh the G word. We were new wavers and punks. I remember the term goth, but it was mostly in U.K. publications. We had it hard. The Hot Topic kids have no idea and think MM and NIN, slipknot are the beginning. It's sad and not in a good way!
Nope, Goth was around a good three years before this performance, notably Bauhaus, UK Decay and Virgin Prunes. By 1982 there was also the second wave of bands such as Sex Gang Children, Southern Death Cult, Brigandage, Blood And Roses, etc.
@@chriswareham1547 beep boop beep who the fuck cares
Nah. This is 1982. The “goth” tag had already been in fairly heavy use since at least the beginning of the decade. Even back in the 70’s I would occasionally see it being used in certain magazines. It hadn’t quite yet become a ‘household’ term, but in ‘82 it was not uncommon vernacular at all, in the context of music.
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Bleddy brill!
oso pio makria
anyone could feel she was a cat