Click for Google +1 These clips are what you need to have the complete collection of Cure videos (excluding concert footage). Even though many of the early music videos were simply The Cure on a stage, over time the clips did evolve. As you can see from the images below, Robert Smith also slowly changes. As each clip was produced, his hair became bigger, his face whiter and lipstick became deeper red. Note: Some sites and file sharing programs do have illegal copies of Cure videos available but the sound quality is appalling. Most videos are often ripped from programs such as MTV, so you have to put up with the beginning and ends missing or with ‘VJ’ voice overs, the MTV logo and sound quality that makes AM radio seem crystal clear. When you download The Cure videos files, even over a fast connection while choosing larger file sizes, many of the subtle changes and sometimes crappy 80s special effects become lost. For these reasons you are probably better off actually buying the video collections as they are often no more than the price of an audio cassette. In case you are wondering why no videos from the 1999 Blood Flowers album are listed, there are none. While on tour in late 2000, Robert Smith was asked what happened to music videos for Blood Flowers. His response was:

‘Primarily I am fed up with making videos. We did one to Wrong Number, a single off the Galore album, and no one showed it. So it seemed a waste of time making another that no one was going to show. The days of us just making a darkly funny video and getting it shown endlessly on MTV are gone. And I’m sort of thankful they are.’

 

A forest

Charlotte sometimes

In between days

  1979-1989 10:15 Saturday Night Boys Don’t Cry A Forest Charlotte Sometimes Hanging Garden Primary Play For Today Let’s Go To Bed The Walk Love Cats The Caterpillar In Between Days Close To Me Night Like This Why Can’t I Be You? Catch Just Like Heaven Hot Hot Hot Fascination Street Lullaby Love Song Pictures Of You Never Enough

1990 onwards

High Friday I’m In Love Letter To Elise The 13th Mint Car Wrong Number