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The Cure, Boys Don't Cry

Audio CD

Disk ID: 506385

Disk length: 37m 18s (13 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1979

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Boys Don't Cry 2:36
2. Plastic Passion 2:15
3. 10.15 Saturday Night 3:42
4. Accuracy 2:17
5. Object 3:01
6. Jumping Someone Else's Train 2:58
7. Subway Song 1:59
8. Killing an Arab 2:25
9. Fire in Cairo 3:25
10. Another Day 3:46
11. Grinding Halt 2:52
12. World War 2:38
13. Three Imaginary Boys 3:15

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Review

When Robert Smith's long-running group made this debut (actually the resequenced American version of the British Three Imaginary Boys), they weren't the Goth-and-reverb, new wave heroes they later became; they were just a trio of disaffected kids who didn't like what was on the radio, because it wasn't smart enough or dark enough. Smith's lyrics are bleakly sarcastic (as when he spells out the title of "Fire in Cairo") and literate (the single "Killing an Arab," a nihilistic sketch based on a scene from Albert Camus's The Stranger). The band matches them with swift, tingling arrangements that dodge skillfully around rock's machismo and self-indulgence, even when Smith launches into the occasional gnarled little solo. --Douglas Wolk

Other Versions

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Boys Don't Cry

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 35m 32s (-2m 14s)

Boys Don't Cry

Tracks: 12 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 33m 42s (-4m 24s)

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