The Cure

The band formed in Crawley, Sussex, England 1976, which named "Malice" was and could be replaced with "Easy Cure" wrote their first song and send a demo to record companies from Germany "Hansa". They also briefly appear in the club unplugged Worth Abbey in Sussex, using instruments bongo!. When the punk group The Sex Pistols' first gig in London. Bands who experience this changing formations digawangi Robert Smith as the main dedengkot with wild hair, pale skin color and red lipstick lips.The name Easy Cure shortened to The Cure for the way the pronunciation is not too stiff.

In 1979 the first album of The Cure worked with the headline "Three Imaginary Boys" with a strange genre that put them at the time as a new movement that grows in punk rock revolution in the United Kingdom. The first incarnation was formed by students at Notre Dame Middle School in Crawley, Sussex, with Line Up Robert Smith (piano), Michael Dempsey (guitar), Laurence "Lol" Tolhurst (percussion), Marc Ceccagno (lead guitar) and Alan Hill's bass guitar gig at the legendary Marquee club in London's underground and it was The Cure under pressure from hardcore punk bands as The Cure is strange, however, sometimes a concert of The Cure is always full, often asked the audience to continue to play even though they have repeat back the songs that have been played. 

1980 "Seventeen Second 'second album released Mike Hedges, The Cure is produced and is in the Top 20 UK charts. In America, the album was named "Boys Dont Cry." With a single pledge "a Forest" as the first British band that issued a Hit Single. 

Vocalist Ian Curtis of Joy Division committed suicide, also bands like Bauhaus broke up at that time. Robert Smith pouring of grief and stress by writing songs. 3rd album "Faith" a cold and depression eventually released. Strange sounds like the ghost voice of keyboard and guitar sounds on this album a lot. Robert also wrote the lyrics which revolve around the pitiful life through minor locked chord2 distinguished guitar. Robert began using make-up and mascara since recording the album "Faith" is. 

During the early 1980s are grim image is embedded to The Cure make them increasingly looking to the future, especially when launching a fourth album titled "Pornography" in 1982 with a single pledge "Lets go to bed". The Cure's popularity increased during the decade went on, especially in America, where the song "Just Like Heaven" entered the top 40 boards in the chart. 

In 1984 The Cure to fly an album of "The Top" in this album all musical instruments / arranger Robert Smith played unless Drums. In 1985 the new formation of The Cure-Smith, Tolhurst, Gallup, Thompson, and Williams-released the album "The Head On The Door", an album that beraspek pessimism, disappointment that this melodic song list managed to penetrate the Top 7 in the UK and Top 20 in Europe and Australia, whereas in America they penetrate the album Top 60. Two dropout songs on this album is "In Beetween Days" and "Close to Me". Following his World Tour, The Cure released the singles compilation "Standing on a Beach". In 1986 The Cure released the compilation album "staring at the Sea" which consists of singles, including "Killing an Arab" distinguished Arab-American organizations protested over the publication of the lyrics and the song. Media Music New Musical Express (NME) named "Killing an Arab" became single of the week with Robert Smith's guitar playing is quite promising even though they look strange. On the CD album "staring at the Sea" there is a sticker with writing that song Killing an Arab not a theme of racism. Sebelnya same party who was so misunderstood and maen accused, Robert scissors to her long hair cropped. Rating album "staring at the Sea" continues to go up the Billboard album charts. When The Cure held a show in the building of The Forum in Los Angeles, one of their fans to commit suicide. 

1987 The Cure released the album "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me" reached the Top 5 charts in the UK and in Europe, while in the U.S. Top 35. and get Platinum on album sales. In August 1988, after 14 years of courtship, Robert Smith and Mary Poole finally getting married also at Benedictine church. and when the band rose from the USA named Dinosaur, Jr.. recorded the song "Just Like Heaven" for their album. 

In 1989 the album "Disintegration", a dark like they're previous albums. That album became the album they managed to occupy a distinguished position in the UK charts.Sitting in the top three with three songs ("Lullaby", "Lovesong, and" Picture Of You ") entered the top 30 positions in the UK and Germany. By the beginning of 1990 The Cure To be one of alternative rock bands of the most popular in the world. 

In the year 1991, Roger O'Donnell left the band and was replaced Perry Bamonte., The Cure contributed songs to dance music hits the UK through their compilation album antecedent-remix called "Mixed Up". The Cure awarded Best Band in the "Brit Awards" in the UK. In America, such as Nirvana's grunge music started in America loved.Although grunge epidemic in America, the music of The Cure still preferred, especially in the state of New Jersey. 

When the album "Wish" managed to glide with singe mainstay (Friday I'm in Love, a Letter to Elise and High) Overview of "Friday I'm In Love": Friday morning he woke up from sleep for 4 consecutive days before he get drunk. So when I wake up that morning, feeling very fresh and carefree. Note: After the recording of Disintegration, Robert began tired of writing songs about his personal life. So, with this Wish album, writing songs of The Cure changed although initially very difficult. As a result, the single-single on the album Wish was not too sentimental, even quite Happy. Next Line-up of The Cure lose Porl Thompson who left the band in the Year 1993 and joined Robert Plant and Jimmy Page of Led Zepplin, and Bamonte fill the void left by Thomson. 

In 1994 Formation of The Cure Robert Smith filled, Bamonte, Gallup and Roger O'Donnell rejoined requested. Finally the album "Wild Mood Swings" was released in 1996 with a single pledge of "The 13th" and "Mint Car" is very low at the track in the UK, and the next single "Gone" and "Strange Attraction" not so successful. Many songs are not consistent with typical music the Cure, even smells funky and almost no decent songs become singles. Mid-year 1993-1994 released 2 Cure live album compilation entitled "The Show" and "Paris." Lol Tolhurst of the Cure demanding royalties from the live album (recorded when he was playing drums), and lost in court. 

In mid-1996 The Cure held a festival in South America, and followed the World Tour to support the next album. In the Year 1997 album "Galore" was launched and the response obtained by the fans is very high, with won with a collection of Multi-platinum single, "Standing On A Beach" "Galore" was released as a compilation album of The Cure from 1987 and 1997, single newest bejudul "Wrong Number" with the latest features presented by David Bowie Guitaris Reeves Gabrels. They collaborated on American radio festival tour in the single "Wrong Number". And for the first time The Cure contributed to the soundtrack album The X-Files. In 1998 Robert Smith play at the South Park cartoons as a parody of himself. 

In 1999, Robert aged 40 and album "Bloodflowers" which was recorded at RAK studios in London, where pornography and Disintegration album also re-recorded. The album "Bloodflowers" which was originally to be launched in 1998 was delayed until 2000 with the reason (Oh no ... I forgot to ask alesannya same ga Robert Smith). But clearly in the album Smith poured a single "Out of This World" in which Robert wrote the lyrics "I know We have to go, I Realize We always have to go back to real life, We Belong Nowhere ...". 

Releasing the 2004 album "The Cure" and was awarded the MTV Icon. Who brought the song The Cure time was: AFI with "Just Like Heaven", Blink-182 "a Letter to Elise", Razorlight "Boys Do not Cry", the Deftones' If Only Tonight We Could Sleep "and was Hosted by Marilyn Manson. The Cure is very influential on many music lovers and their influence on Band examples: Jane's Addiction, The Smashing Pumpkins, and Dinosaur Jr..