| Head on the Door (Dlx) |  | Artist: Cure
Label: Elektra / Wea
Category: Music
Buy New: $99.99
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Seller: Early Bird Music
Sales Rank: 73,045
Format: Extra tracks, Original recording remastered
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5.1 x 0.7
UPC: 081227406325
EAN: 0081227406325
ASIN: B000GGSM76
Release Date: August 8, 2006
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| Tracks:
| • | Inbetween Days [Disc 1] | | • | Kyoto Song [Disc 1] | | • | 10. Sinking [Disc 1] | | • | Disc 2 | | • | 1. Inbetween Days (RS Home demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Inwood (RS Home demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Push (RS Home demo) [Disc 2] | | • | . Innsbruck (RS Home demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Stop Dead (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Mansolidgone (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Screw (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Lime Time (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Kyoto Song (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | A Few Hours After This... (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Six Different Ways (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | A Man Inside My Mouth (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | A Night Like This (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | The Exploding Boy (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | Close To Me (Studio demo) [Disc 2] | | • | The Baby Screams (live bootleg) [Disc 2] | | • | The Blood (live bootleg) [Disc 2] | | • | Sinking (live bootleg) [Disc 2] |
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Album Description
This is The Cure's 6th studio album--brilliantly-fused brooding, artistic experimentation with pop instincts to propel the band onto the American charts for the first time.
Amazon.com
This is the Cure album to start with. Robert Smith and company's best and most coherent statement, The Head on the Door is a successful, if schizophrenic, synthesis of the best of '80s rock, boasting danceable Eurobeat anthems ("In Between Days"), world-music-flavored exotica ("Kyoto Song," the Latin-tinged "The Blood"), and more sullen statements of post-modern angst from the band that gave you such downer epics as Faith and Pornography. More than any other Cure album, Head rewards those who don't subscribe to the darker side of the group's ethos. The use of Spanish guitar and other colorful arrangement touches help to create a rich dynamic. The softer, more introspective cuts (like the claustrophobic "Close to Me," Smith's confessional classic) are also far more effective for them. --Don Harrison
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