The Cure : Paris

Sitemap | Boards » CURE LIVE - THEN AND NOW » Paris

4/22/2010 2:00 AM (GMT-04:00)
fattyowls fattyowls Joined: 7/21/2009 Posts: 286 Location: Perth, AU	Paris Shame there isn't a video for this one as it's also quite a good show with a good mix of songs.. Not sure if my info is right, but this show was done first in October '92 as a test to see if "Show" (done March '93) would be worth persuing.. turns out it was!! 50% of royalties from this CD went to the Red Cross and Red Cresent movements.. Quote

4/22/2010 2:00 AM (GMT-04:00)

fattyowls
Joined: 7/21/2009
Posts: 286

Location: Perth, AU

Paris

Shame there isn't a video for this one as it's also quite a good show with a good mix of songs..
Not sure if my info is right, but this show was done first in October '92 as a test to see if "Show" (done March '93) would be worth persuing.. turns out it was!!
50% of royalties from this CD went to the Red Cross and Red Cresent movements..

Quote

First «Prev 1 Next» Last (1 to 6 of 6)

4/22/2010 5:27 PM (GMT-04:00)
MissDrea83 MissDrea83 Joined: 7/28/2008 Posts: 1862 Location: Miles away..., NV, US	Re: Paris Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great. Quote

4/22/2010 5:27 PM (GMT-04:00)

MissDrea83

MissDrea83
Joined: 7/28/2008
Posts: 1862
Location: Miles away..., NV, US

Re: Paris

Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great.

Quote

4/22/2010 9:09 PM (GMT-04:00)
fattyowls fattyowls Joined: 7/21/2009 Posts: 286 Location: Perth, AU	Re: Re: Paris MissDrea83 wrote: Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great. Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this.. And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky! And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers.. Quote

4/22/2010 9:09 PM (GMT-04:00)

fattyowls

fattyowls
Joined: 7/21/2009
Posts: 286
Location: Perth, AU

Re: Re: Paris

MissDrea83 wrote:
Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great.

Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this..
And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky!

And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers..

Quote

4/23/2010 2:55 PM (GMT-04:00)
MissDrea83 MissDrea83 Joined: 7/28/2008 Posts: 1862 Location: Miles away..., NV, US	Re: Re: Re: Paris fattyowls wrote: MissDrea83 wrote: Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great. Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this.. And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky! And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers.. The Figurehead is a fantastic opener for this album. It's a bit haunting in its live form. The Trilogy albums have an ability to capture moods and emotions without words. Quote

4/23/2010 2:55 PM (GMT-04:00)

MissDrea83

MissDrea83
Joined: 7/28/2008
Posts: 1862
Location: Miles away..., NV, US

Re: Re: Re: Paris

fattyowls wrote:
MissDrea83 wrote:
Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great.

Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this..
And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky!

And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers..

The Figurehead is a fantastic opener for this album. It's a bit haunting in its live form. The Trilogy albums have an ability to capture moods and emotions without words.

Quote

4/30/2010 4:17 AM (GMT-04:00)
fattyowls fattyowls Joined: 7/21/2009 Posts: 286 Location: Perth, AU	Re: Re: Re: Re: Paris MissDrea83 wrote: fattyowls wrote: MissDrea83 wrote: Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great. Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this.. And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky! And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers.. The Figurehead is a fantastic opener for this album. It's a bit haunting in its live form. The Trilogy albums have an ability to capture moods and emotions without words. I love the crowd singing along on Play For Today.. We can only imagine how huge it must have been! Weird how they have such a huge following in places like France and Mexico.. Quote

4/30/2010 4:17 AM (GMT-04:00)

fattyowls

fattyowls
Joined: 7/21/2009
Posts: 286
Location: Perth, AU

Re: Re: Re: Re: Paris

MissDrea83 wrote:
fattyowls wrote:
MissDrea83 wrote:
Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great.

Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this..
And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky!

And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers..

The Figurehead is a fantastic opener for this album. It's a bit haunting in its live form. The Trilogy albums have an ability to capture moods and emotions without words.

I love the crowd singing along on Play For Today..
We can only imagine how huge it must have been! Weird how they have such a huge following in places like France and Mexico..

Quote

5/4/2010 11:13 AM (GMT-04:00)
fattyowls fattyowls Joined: 7/21/2009 Posts: 286 Location: Perth, AU	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Paris fattyowls wrote: MissDrea83 wrote: fattyowls wrote: MissDrea83 wrote: Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great. Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this.. And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky! And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers.. The Figurehead is a fantastic opener for this album. It's a bit haunting in its live form. The Trilogy albums have an ability to capture moods and emotions without words. I love the crowd singing along on Play For Today.. We can only imagine how huge it must have been! Weird how they have such a huge following in places like France and Mexico.. Wow, came across some live (bootlegged) footage from this show on YouTube tonight.. It's pretty cool! I just punched in 'Cure live in Paris' Quote

5/4/2010 11:13 AM (GMT-04:00)

fattyowls

fattyowls
Joined: 7/21/2009
Posts: 286
Location: Perth, AU

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Paris

fattyowls wrote:
MissDrea83 wrote:
fattyowls wrote:
MissDrea83 wrote:
Yes...a shame it is! The variations of songs and moods on the album are great.

Mmm.. The Figurehead is my favourite on this..
And Dressing Up is a real surprise, very funky!

And the amazing thing about recordings like this and Trilogy is that the music obviously breaks through all language barriers..

The Figurehead is a fantastic opener for this album. It's a bit haunting in its live form. The Trilogy albums have an ability to capture moods and emotions without words.

I love the crowd singing along on Play For Today..
We can only imagine how huge it must have been! Weird how they have such a huge following in places like France and Mexico..

Wow, came across some live (bootlegged) footage from this show on YouTube tonight.. It's pretty cool!
I just punched in 'Cure live in Paris'

Quote

5/4/2010 12:59 PM (GMT-04:00)
cats_n_cheese cats_n_cheese Joined: 6/1/2005 Posts: 8697 Location: In the Dales, UK	Re: Paris There should be a lot more of these released in my opinion ;-) too good to miss!! Quote

5/4/2010 12:59 PM (GMT-04:00)

cats_n_cheese

cats_n_cheese
Joined: 6/1/2005
Posts: 8697
Location: In the Dales, UK

Re: Paris

There should be a lot more of these released in my opinion ;-) too good to miss!!

Quote

First «Prev 1 Next» Last (1 to 6 of 6)

Post Reply