The Cure - Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of "Disintegration" w/ Roger O'Donnell ~ Volume ~ 2019

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Cure segments of US radio program "Debatable" where hosts celebrated the 30th anniversary of "Disintegration" with Roger O'Donnell of The Cure, Michael Pagnotta who was a former publicist of the band, and others. Roger joins in the conversation at 4:14.
Language: English
Recording & Original Broadcast Date (YYYY-MM-DD): 2019-05-02
Program Name: Debatable
Radio Network: Sirius XM Volume (USA)
Hosts: Mark Goodman, Alan Light
Guests: Roger O'Donnell, Michael Pagnotta, Lori Majewski, Lyndsey Parker
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[@ernestgrouns8710]

By far and away my absolute favorite album of all time, and has been since the first time I heard it. It is incredibly difficult to listen through from beginning to end without a flood of memories, some good and others not so much. It's emotionally elevating and exhausting, and takes you on an soulful journey that I've not experienced with anything else.

[@williamwilkes9873]

Brilliant!

[@dellwright1407]

I was at the Prayer Tour final nigh at Wembley Arena! Amazing! Yes, lots of encores.

[@andrewc2491]

I was 19, already a Cure fan, but it was my second year at college and I was a bit preoccupied with studies. At first listen, I distinctly recall feeling that Disintegration was a BIG sounding album with a lot of working parts that required unpacking, i.e. a much slower, deeper listening than all the previous work. And so it was for me...thankfully without any input from rock reviews or the like...I discovered FOR MYSELF how majestic / grand / powerful a body of work this album really was and always shall be among their canon of work, confessing only that it *did*, as I recall, require about 4 or 5 months of steady play for it to Truly sink in. (But aren't ALL our favorite releases that way???) P.S. I also own the live "Entreat" release of the Cure playing this album from start to finish IN 1989....I implore the listener to have a listen to the live version of the song Disintegration proper off of this release...it is a SUBLIME rendering...

[@substance104]

My favorite album of all time 🎉

[@dajafr]

They were rehearsing in Brighton. Electric studios I believe

[@ultravirez]

I actually think Head on the Door is their best album.

[@williamwilkes9873]

CURE, best since Zep',...............