THE CURE: Live in Amsterdam 1980 [REMASTERED + INTERVIEW]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2023
- Footage aired by Countdown TV featuring the Cure performing live in Amsterdam, Netherlands on October 17, 1980 for the promotion of their second album "Seventeen Seconds".
Interview 00:10
10.15 Saturday Night 2:32
Jumping on Someone Else's Train 5:52
Grinding Halt 11:18
A Forest 13:35
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I love how Robert Smith was like "No we're The Cure of the 80's". That's what makes The Cure so good, they have a good imagination and don't need to be compared to anyone, they're their own unique band.
Am I the only one who laughed so hard at Robert going, "Here's two songs about trains!" 😂
I pooped myself
It is actually kinda funny
Yep funny as😅
THAT BASS TONE
Simon Gallup. 👑
My favourite, and in my opinion, as a cure fan of 30 years, the best line up. I loved them as a 3 piece, such a tight sound. The early 80s were the best
You are so correct! Thank you for recognizing it too!
Yeah! Best line up ever
legendary band
I so agree Lee!
CAN ANYONE PLS TRANSLATE THIS INTERWIEW IN ENGLISH, THANKS!
Love this raw stripped back vibe from the early days, brilliant!
Soooo goooooddd
Perfect Post Punk. Decades of song writing genius to come.
Soooo true
Going to see them this Friday in Vancouver......this was recorded in 1980....nearly 43 years later, time will have stood still...O M G.
Saw them in Vancouver too. Amazing, a fan for 40 years
I used to have this but it was bad quality on VHS. Thanks so much for sharing this gem. Been a Cure fan since the mid 80s and love their music but (fan girl moment so please bear with me!) young Robert was gorgeous. And his voice… Swooooon.
Thank you for uploading this iconic masterpiece! Robert Smith The Cure looking like a baby!
Baby cure is so cute i can’t 🖤
Saaammmmeeeee
I really like lols drumming. So simple and organic, super quick rolls and slash sounds
A great, tight, fresh band, right before they took the world by storm! They trully influenced my life...
Mine too!
Same with me absolutely
Definitely me too!
Fave album at 16 (in the 90s) 😻
Liebe die Band seit meinem 13 Lebensjahr, jetzt bin ich 50 😁🤘🌑🕸️🌕🖤⚰️🕷️🪦. Danke für den Upload 👍💪👏👏👏👏🤩
I've been a fan of The Cure for well over 30 years and this is a rare find. I've seen this footage before but not in this high quality.
Big thanks to the uploader. ❤
this kicks butt. Great three piece. I esoecially like the bass playing
This was one power fucking trio. I'm speechless.
I love these early songs, they’re brilliant
A true 💎 a “ raw” cure but very well coordinated and lol on drums 🪘 was excellent, they as a trio were absolutely brilliant ! It’s those types of performance 🎭 that would be a testament of what a great band was evolving at the time , and of what was still to come . 😎
Shit, Robert really holds it down with one guitar.
Exactly what I was thinking!? I always knew he could play but I never knew he had this type of capability, especially having singing responsibilities too. His rhythm/ picking hand stuff is incredible here.
Drummer is amazing
So nice seeing this footage with a new coat of paint great remaster. The cure sounded great as a 3 piece too
Never heard them sound so raw...The Cure always sounded polished to me, I 've seen them live in Ljubljana at the end of the 80ies, they sounded like a big stadium band.
This is True the cure, Best the cure. Definitely its a peak, other than cure pop songs like Lovesong or Wild mood swings album
To be fair, they were a big stadium band by the end of the 80's...
Their sound also massively evolved after the first 2 albums.
They were punk/post punk at the start, very raw and energitic compared to the goth sound they became famous for.
Great upload. Early live Cure performances of this quality are as rare as hen's teeth. A big thank you, Riki.
They were a technical tight outfit. Love The Cure
The Cure were originally a three piece band, with Robert singing and onlead guitar.
The best lineup !?
what a voice!
43 years ago ,those were the speed years
I feel old and young 😂😂😂😂
Clearly, the 80's, especially 1980-1982 was the best years for me with the Cure. Seventeen seconds, Faith and Pornography, these 3 albums are so great. And later, more later, Disintegration was in the same way, it's just my own opinion. Thanks so much for this video, I love it.
I think in the early days The Cure were more readily accepted by the French and the Dutch more than even their home turf in the UK. In fact even places as far as Australia and New Zealand got their music in ways that clearly were more receptive than their native land.
Very good live mix. It's rare to get such a good mix even with mega bucks bands like Metallica. Every instrument and vocals are very clear and nothing over powers.
Thank you! This is excellent. For those who say they're "goth" -- obviously not familiar with their early work.
their early work was definitely goth, seventeen seconds, faith and pornography.
Phenomenal what they transitioned to shortly after this.
I’ve been to many concerts . Some in the back . Some one the front row (a few times) some in box some in the grass. Always amazing through out the years. The Cure has been my obsession since 1986 when I was 11 went into a store and listened to pornography , Head on the Door Seventeen Seconds I was hooked. Going to a concert this summer again in June I can’t wait ! 3 hours plus of pure ecstasy
Saw them an hour and a half ago. Love them more for playing a 29 song set.
@@Jason-andTheArgonauts Envy you man...didnt get tickets for Portland...they always play almost 3 hours...never seen a band doing that
May 31 @ Moda was beyond my wildest dreams!! Almost no empty seats :) Returning by light rail north, the kinetic energy on those packed cars was palpable!!! If you search for their show @ Hollywood Bowl, a kind soul filmed the entire show from the front rows. I felt being in the presence of Robert Smith was the way an audience for Amadeus Mozart or Bizet felt in their time
This is incredible!!!! Thank you for posting! 🖤🖤🖤
Over the years some tunes sounds voices just grab a hold you my friend are such a wonderful person i cannot let Go
Music that is still relevant til this day!
So tight bringing 80s
It's "Another Journey By Train" at 8:22
So raw
Amazing!!!! I ADORE Simon 😍🥰😍
Thank you so much for uploading!! Love 'em over decades now!!❤
Sooooo gooooodddd
ulster hall 79...supporting the banshees ...some night
All music, no image…❤
Saw them in NYC, Hurrahs 1980, unforgettable.
Memory Lane, vakantie L’warden met vriendin Linda & natuurlijk Vat 69
This is effin QUALITY 🖤
Kinda sounds like Bloc Party when they burst onto the scene. Rad early raw stuff. Of course Robert has always had that epic voice.
Bloc Party sounds like the cure...in their early days
@@jean-christophelebachelet5926 yes true
Thank you
Very good, keep it up!
Thanks so much for sharing!! ❤
Thank You
Thanks for posting this
Love this!..Thanks!💘🎶😻
Great vid. Thx for sharing, Riki!
Wow! Thank you for this.
Great live.
I was one of the first fans when they were underground.
I must have been the 2nd, lol
@@lonewizzard8456 then we are very blessed. He wasn’t even famous when I listened. I hated when he went mainstream as I was so attached to him being more personal. Robert Smith raised me in his songs. He taught me how to love the right way and to be fun and charismatic. My parents were too busy working. I love him deeply.
@@theartzscientist8012 Agreed 150 per cent! He's loved by so many for those very reasons!
@@lonewizzard8456 I adore him. I don’t want him to go anywhere
Énorme 🎉🎉🎉
Early cure rocks! They do sound great as usual 📻😍 yeah, thanks for sharing 💙💙💙🌌🫖☕
Oh yeah, ❤❤❤
And Lol was a solid drummer.
this is so high quality I love it!! great video
Thank you very much for share the show, and with timestamps of the songs, the sound is a little low. Griding Halt is pure New Wave 80's. Excuse my broken english. 🖤💙🖤😎
WOW grinding halt is just amaaaaaaaaazing
This restored footage is amazing! I've only ever seen blurry, scratchy bits and pieces of this interview and performance. This is brilliant! Thanks for sharing! ❤🎶
Great comments.
So handsome he was I'm melting 😅😂
Robert says were putting out 3 new albums. And simon just side glances. Like ah fuck we really gotta do this now?😁💜
bahahah dudes are faded beyond belief and delivering the goods..thank you for everything 😊❤
Simon Gallup il migliore bass player dei Cure
Beautiful Boys.
You most be very sweet gentilly❤
saw them in 1980
Con justa razón the cure fue es y será el gran rey del punk
Love you just as you are...remain by my side please know your important 😃❤️
They are rolling, and so am I lol 😂😂😂😂
Lol looks so good here
Ace!!
ready to take the world on
Missed a track - They segue into Another Journey by Train after Jumping Someone Else's Train
Gawd i wish iwouldve been about twenty then. I was 2
❤
good to see 43 years ago the dutch were even ruder than they are now
Ever green
3 new albums. Love him - he’s such a troll
Lol is amazing tho, early cure is so good😊
Robert Smith was … barely tolerating … the interviewer’s questions 😅
well he was asking stupid questions, only natural for robert to go ham on it :D
@@SimonRobeyns Well, tbh, I found robert totally immature here...
🦇✨✨
Pink Floyd of the 80’s?
..seriously nobody ever even thought that
Could Shine On You Crazy Diamond's intro have served as an inspiration for A Forest's intro?
Where did you find this gem? Beautiful.
.Chouuu...
😮😮😮😮
The symbolic forrest keeps moving..😂😂
i think every song had the same bpm!
Is dit ergens op NPOstart terug te kijken?
TOIGHT
WTF are those lyrics to A forest?
You know watching this video I suddenly get why the drummer eventually switched over to keys...but this is super grooved in locked in tight. Anyways Im sure it gets tiresome and not really that sustainable way of playing but Its super awesome to see and pretty hardcore to play night after night....that set is really like 20 minutes of 4/4 straight playing and can get quite murderous...i know he also just got really into keyboards too but just saying I didnt realize they the rhythm section got into this kind of precision.
Roto Toms: When you want a big drum kit but aint got the money.
And that kit sounds solid too. I want to say the first four albums used that kit. Very nice sound.