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Title: your perfect setlist
Post by: harrold on October 03, 2005, 11:31:16
Hi pals, what is the setlist of your dreams to hear and watch?
I especially love the first period of the band so mine list show this...!  :D

01 tape/primary
02 shake dog shake
03 heroin face
04 the hanging garden
05 a strange day
06 accuracy
07 world war
08 fire in cairo
09 the figurehead
10 siamese twins
11 all cats are grey
12 funeral party
13 cold
14 other voices
15 one hundred years
16 short term effect
17 at night
18 in your house
19 secrets
20 m
21 charlotte sometimes
22 grinding halt
23 the drowining man
24 seventeen seconds
25 three imaginary boys
26 pornography
27 faith
28 a forest/forever
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: Tristan Berlin on October 03, 2005, 13:13:55
01_Open
02_The Kiss
03_Pictures Of You
04_In Between Days
05_The Snakepit
06_Wailing Wall
07_Lullaby (new version  :wink: )
08_A Strange Day
09_The Blood
10_Secrets
11_Fascination Street
12_Cold
13_Doing The Unstuck
14_Primary
15_To Wish Impossible Things
16_Just Like Heaven
17_Push
18_A Letter To Elise
19_End

20_Apart
21_The Figurehead
22_One Hundred Years (with long guitar-outro at the end of the song)
23_Why Can't I Be You

24_Charlotte Sometimes
25_The Holy Hour
26_Faith

27_The Top
28_ A Forest (very long, similar to the wish-period  :wink: )
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: Inshiver on October 03, 2005, 14:14:25
1. Open
2. Shake Dog Shake
3. Birdmad Girl
4. A Strange Day
5. The Figurehead
6. The Drowning Man
7. Primary
8. Cut
9. The Holy Hour
10. The Kiss
12. Shiver and Shake
13. Fascination Street
14. How Beautiful You Are
15. At Night
16. A Short Term Effect
17. The Hanging Garden
18. Give Me It
19. Sinking
20. Prayers For Rain
21. Disintegration
22. Secrets
23. All I Want
24. Why Can't I Be You
25. Homesick
26. It's Not You
27. Lament
28. Forever  8)
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: splitmilk34 on October 03, 2005, 14:15:00
This should be fun:

Intro: Seventeen Seconds (Robert Solo)
1. Plainsong
2. The Kiss
3. Watching Me Fall
4. This Morning
5. Siamese Twins
6. Open
7. Jupiter Crash
8. Baby Screams
9. The Blood
10. There is No If...
11. Drowning Man
12. Lost
13. Last Dance
14. Prayers for Rain
15. Same Deep Water As You
16. Disintegration
17. One Hundred Years
18. End
19. The Promise

20. Lullaby
21. Funeral Party
22. A Forest (looooong version)
23. Faith

and there's probably more too...
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: splitmilk34 on October 03, 2005, 14:15:33
On Second Thought...

THE CURE SHOULD JUST PLAY ALL OF THEIR SONGS, IN ORDER!
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: Tristan Berlin on October 03, 2005, 14:25:26
Quote from: splitmilk34On Second Thought...

THE CURE SHOULD JUST PLAY ALL OF THEIR SONGS, IN ORDER!

Okay, but please not in order. I think it would be borig if I knew wich song they play next. I need the surprise and the screaming when people recognize the song after a few seconds.  :D
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: harrold on October 03, 2005, 15:18:55
Quote from: Tristan Berlin
Quote from: splitmilk34On Second Thought...

THE CURE SHOULD JUST PLAY ALL OF THEIR SONGS, IN ORDER!

Okay, but please not in order. I think it would be borig if I knew wich song they play next. I need the surprise and the screaming when people recognize the song after a few seconds.  :D

Yes, you're right, Tristan!  :)
Even if I heard Robert announcing the next song title called 'the drowning man' just a bit more than a months ago in Szeged, Hungary, I screamed and screamed and screamed in spite of I'm an old man  :-D because it was hard to believe in the first second that they'd really play one of my very favorite song!!!  :D  (and this song was played only once this summer! Yes, I guess I was lucky with that!)
Title: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: splitmilk34 on October 03, 2005, 19:03:05
Good point Tristan... I was thinking to "historically"... I think randomization would be best... not to mention completely jaw-dropping.
Title: your perfect setlist
Post by: Dillinger on March 29, 2007, 23:42:36
i was just wondering what everyone would pick as their dream set by the cure? il put mine up tomorrow, would love it if they played just some at my first show.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: KingOfSomeIsland on April 02, 2007, 04:43:39
mainset:
plainsong
open
pictures of you
closedown
catch
a letter to elise
push
the same deep water as you
the figurehead
cold
a chain of flowers
the loudest sound
treasure
disintegration
burn
end

encore 1:
seventeen seconds
play for today
m
a forest

encore 2:
39
bloodflowers
untitled

encore 3:
faith
forever
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: PAOKCURE on April 02, 2007, 12:38:19
mainset:

Want
Fascination street
A strange day
Shake dog shake
In between days/The baby screams
Why can't I be you?
Just like heaven
High
Lovesong
Charlotte sometimes
Cold
Out of this world
The same deep water as you
From the edge of the deep green sea
100 years
The kiss

encore 1
Kyoto song
The snakepit/Like cockatoos
Homesick

encore 2
Open/Cut
Primary
Disintegration

encore 3
Plainsong
The figurehead
The holy hour
Faith

encore 4 (why not?)
A forest


And then I could rest in peace...
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: sonic on April 02, 2007, 16:47:03
Mainset:

The Kiss
Give Me It
Jumping Someone Elses Train
Seventeen Seconds
Other Voices
The Hanging Garden
Wailing Wall
Lost
Us Or Them
Cut
Lament
Babble
Six Different Ways
Icing Sugar
Fight
To Wish Impossible Things
Last Dance
Bare


Encore 1:
The Caterpillar
The Love Cats
The 13th
Mr. Pink Eyes

Encore 3
All cats Are Grey
Homesick
Going Nowhere
Bloodflowers

Encore 2
Pornography
Doubt
Killing An Arab
Forever
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: rjl on April 02, 2007, 17:34:53
I'd have to think a bit more about the sequencing, but in terms of songs off the top of my head:

open
club america
fascination street
torture
just like heaven
high
this twilight garden
the big hand
bananfishbones
sinking
dressing up
why can't i be you / lovecats / the humpty dance medley (okay, the last one wasn't entirely serious)
big sky (a kinks song I wish they'd cover)
the exploding boy
icing sugar
jumping someone else's train
shiver and shake
never enough

encore 1
the same deep water as you
homesick
untitled

encore 2
all cats are grey
faith

encore 3
something neat, like a jumping someone else's train / a forest medley
(it could work...)

Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: angel on April 03, 2007, 02:53:23
01 seventeen seconds16 play
17 scared as you
18 it used to be me
19 fear of ghosts
20 fight
21 a forest
22 from the edge of the deep green sea
23 bloodflowers
24 homesick
25 the same deep water as you
26 disintegration

27 labyrynth
28 the promise
29 this morning

30 the holy hour 
02 a strange day
03 charlotte sometimes
04 pictures of you
05 bird mad girl
06 truth goodness and beauty
07 halo
08 a few hours after this
09 lovesong
10 one more time
11 lament
12 to wish impossible things
13 a thousand hours
14 the top
15 sinking

31 all cats are grey
32 the drowning man
33 faith

34 cold
35 siamese twins
36 the figurehead


imagine it !!!
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: angel on April 03, 2007, 02:54:08
01 seventeen seconds
02 a strange day
03 charlotte sometimes
04 pictures of you
05 bird mad girl
06 truth goodness and beauty
07 halo
08 a few hours after this
09 lovesong
10 one more time
11 lament
12 to wish impossible things
13 a thousand hours
14 the top
15 sinking
16 play
17 scared as you
18 it used to be me
19 fear of ghosts
20 fight
21 a forest
22 from the edge of the deep green sea
23 bloodflowers
24 homesick
25 the same deep water as you
26 disintegration

27 labyrynth
28 the promise
29 this morning

30 the holy hour
31 all cats are grey
32 the drowning man
33 faith

34 cold
35 siamese twins
36 the figurehead


imagine it !!!
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Dillinger on April 03, 2007, 20:29:18
i think mine would be roughly:

shake dog shake
charlotte sometimes
100 years
siamese twins
killing an arab
play for today
lullaby
prayers for rain
sinking
friday im in love
screw
a letter to elise
like cockatoo's
cut here
pictures of you
fire in cairo
lovesong
17 seconds
just like heaven
kyoto song
a forest

encore 1:
close to me
inbetween days
just say yes

encore 2:
why cant i be you
mint car
boys dont cry
lets go to bed



Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: crowbi_wan on April 04, 2007, 04:15:07
Let's see, what sounds good today...? 

Shak Dog Shake
Play For Today
Secrets
Open
Watching Me Fall
The Holy Hour
This Twilight Garden
The Kiss
Other Voices
Push
How beautiful You Are
Last Dance
The Baby Screams
Never Enough
A Strange Day
100 Years
A Forest
Sinking

Icing Sugar
Hey You
Shive And Shake

Plainsong
The Same Deep water As You
Disintegration

The Funeral Party
The Downing Man
Faith

Play With Me
It's Not You
I'm Cold
Give Me It






Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Cure on May 03, 2007, 19:29:30
my ideal setlist would inlcude all cure-songs in albums, all rare or unreleashed tracks, or tracks on singles..
haha

perfect?
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Janko on May 03, 2007, 23:10:18
"PARIS"

SHORT AND SWEET

:smth023
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on May 04, 2007, 02:04:56
Hmm....

Main Set:

01. A Forest (nice and long, lots of extra lyrics... yum....)
02. Kyoto Song
03. In Your House
04. At Night
05. All Cats Are Grey
06. The Funeral Party
07. Cold
08. Sinking
09. Jupiter Crash
10. Trust
11. The Hanging Garden
12. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
13. The Kiss
14. Open
15. Watching Me Fall
16. Want
17. A Night Like This
18. Push
19. From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
20. Cut
21. Fascination Street
22. Last Dance
23. Pictures of You
24. The Same Deep Water As You
25. Prayers for Rain
26. Disintegration

Encore 1:

27. Just Like Heaven
28. In Between Days
29. Close To Me
30. Lullaby
31. Why Can't I Be You? (+ Lovecats, Let's Go To Bed, The Walk, Sinatra medley)

Encore 2:

32. One Hundred Years
33. A Short Term Effect
34. Siamese Twins
35. The Figurehead
36. A Strange Day
37. The Holy Hour
38. Primary
39. Other Voices
40. End






































You thought that was the end? It's my perfect Cure show, dammit, and it's going to go on until the band can't stand any longer!

Encore 3:

41. Seventeen Seconds
42. Lament
43. Secrets
44. Bare

Encore 4:

45. Fire in Cairo
46. Three Imaginary Boys
47. Desperate Journalist
48. Boys Don't Cry
49. 10.15 Saturday Night
50. Killing an Arab

Encore 5:

51. Out of This World
52. The Last Day of Summer
53. There is No If...
54. The Loudest Sound
55. Homesick
56. Untitled

Encore 6:

57. Shake Dog Shake
58. Give Me It
59. Shiver and Shake
60. The Top

Encore 7:

61. The Big Hand
62. This Twilight Garden
63. Scared As You
64. A Letter to Elise
65. A Chain of Flowers
66. Burn
67. It Used To Be Me
68. Adonais
69. More Than This

Encore 8:

70. Lost
71. Anniversary
72. Labyrinth
73. 39
74. Bloodflowers
75. Going Nowhere

Encore 9:

76. Jumping Someone Else's Train
77. Another Journey By Train
78. Play For Today
79. The Wailing Wall
80. The Blood
81. The Exploding Boy
82. One More Time
83. Like Cockatoos
84. Iciing Sugar
85. A Thousand Hours

Encore 10:

86. Plainsong
87. Closedown
88. Charlotte Sometimes
89. The Drowning Man
90. Faith (+ 2 Late, Fear of Ghosts, All I Have To Do Is Kill Her; lots of six-string solos and other extra lyrics)




And then, that's it. The entire band just falls to the ground dead. Probably, anyway.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Aarna on June 17, 2007, 14:01:35
Whole of Disintegration, Pornography, Boys don't cry, Bloodflowers...and I think that'd be it  :)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on June 18, 2007, 10:09:17
To the Sky

if they played that at a show I went to I would be happy

and a nice 16-17 minute version of a forest like the Wish tour would be good.


Oh rjl - the Jumping someone elses train/A Forest medley has been done, check out early 80's setlists

Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Carnage Visor on June 29, 2007, 03:58:53
1. One Hundred Years
2. A Forest (Extended Mix)
3. Charlotte Sometimes
4. Cold
5. Hanging Garden
6. The Figurehead
7. At Night
8. (If they have time, I'd love to hear them sing "See The Children" again)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Aarna on June 29, 2007, 13:26:47
Hanging Garden is THE song...good choice there.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 02, 2007, 09:59:07
I've already answered this, but I'm going to give it another go.

========================

Lineup:

Robert Smith   - Vox, Guitar, Six-String Bass, Keyboards
Simon Gallup   - Bass, Keyboards
Porl Thompson  - Guitar, Keyboards
Boris Williams - Drums

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Time: ~243 minutes
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01. A Reflection               - ~02:30; Improvised

Robert - Keyboards
Simon  - Keyboards
Porl   - Off-Stage
Boris  - Off-Stage

02. Play For Today             - ~03:30

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

03. Secrets                    - ~03:30

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

04. In Your House              - ~04:00

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

05. Forever                    - ~13:00

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

06. The Final Sound            - ~03:00; Improvised, medleys into A Forest

Robert - Keyboards
Simon  - Keyboards
Porl   - Off-Stage
Boris  - Off-Stage

07. A Forest                   - ~17:00; Improvised lyrics, solos, etc.

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

08. M                          - ~03:00

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

09. At Night                   - ~06:00

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

10. Seventeen Seconds          - ~05:30; Improvised verses

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Off-Stage
Porl   - Off-Stage
Boris  - Off-Stage

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SHORT BREAK
-----------

11. The Holy Hour              - ~05:30; Improvised verse

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

12. Primary                    - ~04:00

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

13. Other Voices               - ~05:30; Improvised verse

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

14. All Cats Are Grey          - ~06:30; Improvised verse

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

15. The Funeral Party          - ~04:30

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

16. Doubt                      - ~03:00

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

17. The Drowning Man           - ~06:00; Improvised opening verse

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

18. Faith                      - ~15:00; Improvised verses, including lyrics from 2 Late, Fear Of Ghosts

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

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SHORT BREAK
-----------

19. One Hundred Years          - ~07:00

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

20. A Short Term Effect        - ~04:30

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

21. The Hanging Garden         - ~05:30

Robert - Vox
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

22. Siamese Twins              - ~07:00; Improvised verses

Robert - Vox
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

23. The Figurehead             - ~07:30; Improvised verses; Prayer Tour-era keyboards

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

24. A Strange Day              - ~05:00; Non-tape intro

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

25. Cold                       - ~05:00; Bass-intro

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

26. Pornography                - ~07:30; Improvised verses, 4Play version

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

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ENCORE ONE
----------

27. Descent                    - ~04:00; Improvisation

Robert - Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

28. Charlotte Sometimes        - ~04:30

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

29. Splintered In Her Head     - ~05:30

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

30. Lament                     - ~04:00; Flexipop

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

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ENCORE TWO
----------

31. The Top                    - ~08:00; Improvised verse

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

32. Kyoto Song                 - ~04:30

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

33. A Thousand Hours           - ~03:30

Robert - Vox, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

34. The Same Deep Water As You - ~11:00; Improvised verse

Robert - Vox, Six-String Bass
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

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ENCORE THREE
------------

35. This Twilight Garden       - ~05:00

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

36. Burn                       - ~06:30

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

37. Bare                       - ~08:00; Improvised lyrics

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Boris  - Drums

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ENCORE FOUR
-----------

38. Bloodflowers               - ~13:00; Improvised lyrics

Robert - Vox, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

========================
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on July 02, 2007, 13:28:05
Bloodflower has too much spare time

should spend more time listening to the cure rather than fascinating over lineups.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 03, 2007, 00:33:10
Quote from: mikmcc on July 02, 2007, 13:28:05
Bloodflower has too much spare time

should spend more time listening to the cure rather than fascinating over lineups.

Bloodflower has very little time, actually; that thing was written in three sittings, between work and the like. This is how I chose to spend my little free time. Is that all right? I enjoyed doing it; fantasy too often outstrips reality. I do take a bit of objection to the notion that I should spend more time listening to The Cure. Have you any idea how often I listen to them or for how many hours per day? It's said reality destroys dreams, so enjoy them as fully as you are able before their destruction.

Do you never dream?
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: ~*CherryRed*~ on July 04, 2007, 00:39:01
Wow there are some excellent choices on the above set lists! If ever I had the honour to interview the Band, I would ask how on earth they choose their set lists!! How can you pack so much product into a 3 hour gig??? 3 hours is 'never enough'... poor bastards standing up there for 3 hours! It's a long stint, thank goodness they're so excellent at their jobs and so willing to please the fans!!! What a Band! :rocker I have to mention that I would really love to hear 'exploding boy' and 'harold and joe' at the forth coming Melb. gig on the 12th August! I also note with joy that alot of people like 'icing sugar' too! In my memeory banks somewhere I have the knowlegde that the band may consider doing another DVD type gig and play Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me in it's entirety... oh my f*cking god - could you believe that? How brilliant!!! I would also love to hear The Head On The Door in full!! (dribbles all over herself!)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 04, 2007, 04:17:41
Quote from: ~*CherryRed*~ on July 04, 2007, 00:39:01
Wow there are some excellent choices on the above set lists! If ever I had the honour to interview the Band, I would ask how on earth they choose their set lists!! How can you pack so much product into a 3 hour gig??? 3 hours is 'never enough'... poor bastards standing up there for 3 hours! It's a long stint, thank goodness they're so excellent at their jobs and so willing to please the fans!!! What a Band! :rocker I have to mention that I would really love to hear 'exploding boy' and 'harold and joe' at the forth coming Melb. gig on the 12th August! I also note with joy that alot of people like 'icing sugar' too! In my memeory banks somewhere I have the knowlegde that the band may consider doing another DVD type gig and play Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me in it's entirety... oh my f*cking god - could you believe that? How brilliant!!! I would also love to hear The Head On The Door in full!! (dribbles all over herself!)

I've heard whispers of performing an album in-full, but nothing so specific as Kiss Me. Just kind of general rumblings, mostly things of little repute. I hope they do.

And I hope they decide to play another Trilogy set of concerts, but with different albums. The Head on the Door / Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me / Wish would be fantastic, but this bit is just wishful thinking.... Though, to be truthful, I'd rather see them play Seventeen Seconds / Faith / Pornography.....
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: lostflower4 on July 04, 2007, 08:20:58
Looking at some of these setlists, it's nice to imagine that some of these would be real.

But hey, what about this?  Here's a nightmare setlist.

In Between Days
Just Like Heaven
The Walk
Let's Go To Bed
The End Of The World
alt.end
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea

Encore:

Why Can't I Be You?
Boys Don't Cry


Pretty cool, huh? :oops:

Not that I really dislike any of these songs, but I'm sure some of you will see my point...
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: dsanchez on July 04, 2007, 16:56:08
Quote from: mikmcc on July 02, 2007, 13:28:05
Bloodflower has too much spare time

should spend more time listening to the cure rather than fascinating over lineups.

I would say it other way: Bloodflower really made a nice compilation. The many details just show how big Cure fan he is. That's cool, indeed  :smth023
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on July 04, 2007, 17:20:49
Quote from: lostflower4 on July 04, 2007, 08:20:58
Looking at some of these setlists, it's nice to imagine that some of these would be real.

But hey, what about this?  Here's a nightmare setlist.

In Between Days
Just Like Heaven
The Walk
Let's Go To Bed
The End Of The World
alt.end
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea

Encore:

Why Can't I Be You?
Boys Don't Cry


Pretty cool, huh? :oops:

Not that I really dislike any of these songs, but I'm sure some of you will see my point...


yes that would be pretty nightmarish...
but i got inspired about this concept, so how about this:

lost
kyoto song (a very loooong version)
us or them
give me it (yes indeed: it was utterly superb around '84 but just because i'm afraid it would sound pretty awful if they tried to play it today - sorry brian)
cut here
just say yes
last dance
the promise


encore 1:

close to me
boys don't cry

encore 2:

inbetween days (with some korn guys)
boys don't cry

encore 3:

boys don't cry (suprise-reprise!)

ok....


while the idea of some more albums-in-full performances is a nice thought, i'm not sure it would be a good idea.
i think those performances rarely even work in live setting and considering that i think trilogy worked pretty well.
but if they started doing it more... i don't know. for me it would lose all its taste and meaning i guess.
and i didn't even see the trilogy shows and i do regret it - but still, i don't really wish they'd do it again. i just  think some things are better when they are one-off and that's it. toying with the idea is nice though but that's it.
just my opinion.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 04, 2007, 21:35:56
A nightmare setlist. Hmm....


01. Never Enough

----I really never want to hear The Cure play this song again. Never again. Never.

02. Us Or Them

----See: Never Enough

03. The End of the World

----Either Robert can't pull it off now, or this incarnation of the group can't, but something's wrong.

04. Boys Don't Cry

----Don't need to hear it again.

05. Just Like Heaven

----Not without keyboards.

06. In Between Days

----See: The End of the World, Just Like Heaven.

07. Never

----See: Never Enough.

08. Let's Go To Bed

----See: In Between Days.

09. Close To Me

----See: Let's Go To Bed.

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ENCORE ONE
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10. Why Can't I Be You?

----If it's live, but not extended, it's not worth my time.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 04, 2007, 21:41:48
Quote from: japanesebaby on July 04, 2007, 17:20:49

while the idea of some more albums-in-full performances is a nice thought, i'm not sure it would be a good idea.
i think those performances rarely even work in live setting and considering that i think trilogy worked pretty well.
but if they started doing it more... i don't know. for me it would lose all its taste and meaning i guess.
and i didn't even see the trilogy shows and i do regret it - but still, i don't really wish they'd do it again. i just  think some things are better when they are one-off and that's it. toying with the idea is nice though but that's it.
just my opinion.


I suppose it's all a matter of taste; if, for one, adore the Trilogy DVD, so it's hard for me to look at it and say "Better not try again." Thinking about it, The Head / Kiss Me / Wish would make a bit of sense for a Porl-involved Cure to do, though it is virtually unthinkable without a keyboardist. I suppose it would be kind of gimmicky if it became their thing -- performing albums in sequence -- but that's about as good as gimmicks get.

And I don't think another Trilogy would cheapen the P/D/B trilogy, especially for those who don't feel that P/D/B is the 'real' trilogy anyway. I think adding another trio would only serve to add another element, not reduce the potency and meaning of the first element. If that makes sense....
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on July 04, 2007, 22:51:53
Quote from: Bloodflower on July 04, 2007, 21:41:48
Quote from: japanesebaby on July 04, 2007, 17:20:49

while the idea of some more albums-in-full performances is a nice thought, i'm not sure it would be a good idea.
i think those performances rarely even work in live setting and considering that i think trilogy worked pretty well.
but if they started doing it more... i don't know. for me it would lose all its taste and meaning i guess.
and i didn't even see the trilogy shows and i do regret it - but still, i don't really wish they'd do it again. i just  think some things are better when they are one-off and that's it. toying with the idea is nice though but that's it.
just my opinion.


I suppose it's all a matter of taste; if, for one, adore the Trilogy DVD, so it's hard for me to look at it and say "Better not try again." Thinking about it, The Head / Kiss Me / Wish would make a bit of sense for a Porl-involved Cure to do, though it is virtually unthinkable without a keyboardist. I suppose it would be kind of gimmicky if it became their thing -- performing albums in sequence -- but that's about as good as gimmicks get.

And I don't think another Trilogy would cheapen the P/D/B trilogy, especially for those who don't feel that P/D/B is the 'real' trilogy anyway. I think adding another trio would only serve to add another element, not reduce the potency and meaning of the first element. If that makes sense....

well i uess i have to disagree - but no problem about that. :smth001
for me it would be useless to do it all over again
i just think the idea of playing albums in full always sounds better in advance than it really is in reality. often the idea can seem great at first (because yes, it would truly be something awesome, what a feast for fans!). but then again when one really starts thinking about it, what would be the real point? i mean, really why repeat it all live in the same order as it appears in the album? what would be the motivation for it? just to make fans happy? i don't think that's the one... or to make the listeners feel like they were safely listening to the album through the venue PA with a few dudes miming it on stage hehehe? ;) ok that last one was maybe a joke... but i think since the live shows sort of do provide an opportunity NOT to keep everything in fixed order then it's a much more better idea to go along with than sticking to the album structures.
and that's why i think playing albums in full should be used only on special occasions, when the artists is really trying to point out something to the listener. trilogy had some notion behind it, it wanted to establish the certain spiritual connections between those three albums, despite the long stretches of time that separate them. i think robert smith was trying to say something with it. and it doesn't depend on the idea whether or not pornography/disintegration/bloodflowers is the "real" trilogy or not (which it even isn't for me, by the way). it was not just a selection of albums documenting the band's career so far etc. but it had a kind of "mental artistic arch" (what a clumsy expression i know - sorry i can't think of anything better now) behind it that goes much deeper than that.
so compare that with the idea of playing head/KM/wish back to back: what would that "trilogy" try to point out? even if it would surely sound pretty damn good and delicious idea, i don't see anything special behind it. what's the aim? there's no connection between those albums, similar to those of trilogy. it would be more or less superficial, done for more or less purely for reasons of entertainment only.

that's why i don't think that things like that should become something common - and by the way no-one really seems to do it so much at all which i think also might prove something. because if it was a superb idea in itself i guess people all around would do it more... but they really don't. so...

(i also think the main problem would be that they couldn't do all the songs on those three albums (head/KM/wish) anymore - and i'm not just talking about the lack of keyboards there.)

:smth001

Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: ~*CherryRed*~ on July 06, 2007, 12:41:52
As far as them doing another 'trilogy' concert, I believe Mr Smith pretty much ruled that out in the interview on the end of the DVD... I'd have to watch it again, so I may be wrong. But I believe it was on there that Mr Gallup mentioned doing a whole album as a concert would be a good idea, they got the inspiration from Bowie to begin with... and he suggested KISS ME as the album he would enjoy doing the most... again I would have to watch the DVD again to see if this is all correct - my memory banks do tend to fail me at times I must say!!!
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 08, 2007, 06:36:11
I think I remember Robert more or less saying he wouldn't do it again, but he's known to change his mind. (The Cure will never be used in commercials!)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: themurderchair on July 08, 2007, 11:47:17
Quote from: ~*CherryRed*~ on July 06, 2007, 12:41:52
As far as them doing another 'trilogy' concert, I believe Mr Smith pretty much ruled that out in the interview on the end of the DVD... I'd have to watch it again, so I may be wrong. But I believe it was on there that Mr Gallup mentioned doing a whole album as a concert would be a good idea, they got the inspiration from Bowie to begin with... and he suggested KISS ME as the album he would enjoy doing the most... again I would have to watch the DVD again to see if this is all correct - my memory banks do tend to fail me at times I must say!!!

yeah, it was in the DVD extras when they were talking about the bowie inspiration and all of that
then robert mentioned the idea doing KM in barcelona, or somewhere, but im fairly sure he was joking which pretty much rules the whole thing out.

i dont think they should do another one anyway... as someone has said, too 'gimmicky' and semi-pointless

and as much as i loved trilogy and despite the amusement, i think i'd rather go to a show where they played a bunch of different songs that spanned their career over a performance of a full album.
probably just me though.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on July 08, 2007, 13:06:20
I think im probably barred from this post after my earlier comments
(which were not meant to offend - Im in awe of Bloodflowers inspiration and attention to detail - and I do remember sitting down at night and going through the setlist of the show I just attended and imagining how it could have been different - Guess Im just old and grumpy now)

Anyway- I would love to hear Wish in its entirety - i love how the album flows and the mood changes within it, I imagine it like a recollection of an evening out - starting out with Open, working its way through each track to End. Brilliant.

And Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me and Head on the door need no further comment.

I would really like to hear more of The Top album. Live it tracks are something thats really missing from my collection, despite having a few shows from that era.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on July 09, 2007, 22:56:41
I'd quite like to see Robert and Steve Severin do a Glove show. Play all of Blue Sunshine, some Severin stuff, some Smith stuff..... I'd want Robert on vox, though. I think Blue Sunshine would have been better with Robert on vocals anyway....

(And I suppose I'm in the minority, but I very much like the 'period' demos from the Blue Sunshine remaster; they're wonderful.)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on July 11, 2007, 12:37:54
now that would be interesting, I hadnt considered a "non cure" live setlist

how about this

More than This - X-files
Hello I Love You - Rubaiyat
Burn - The Crow
Dredd Song - Judge Dredd
Sign From God - Orgazmo

plus throw in

da hype
perfect blue sky
Believe
truth is
yesterdays gone

plus a few other b-sides
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: ~*CherryRed*~ on July 11, 2007, 23:38:04
I would relish any more work from the Severin/Smith team, and have said so on Severin's myspace (or was it the Banshees myspace - I forget now!) But I really like the way that Jeanette Landray sings, and I have an admission to make, I try to sound like her when I sing along! I also try to sound like Mr smith too, but thats a given really!

Also I'm wondering 'mikmcc' where these songs;
da hype
perfect blue sky
Believe
truth is
yesterdays gone

come from?!? I'm not familiar with them!
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: crowbi_wan on July 12, 2007, 06:57:33
Quote from: japanesebaby on July 04, 2007, 17:20:49
give me it (yes indeed: it was utterly superb around '84 but just because i'm afraid it would sound pretty awful if they tried to play it today - sorry brian)

While it's true this song in'84 was as good as it gets.  '85-'86 were good as well.  But yeah, now it might be troublesome as Robert doesn't have the chops he once did.  Still, it's one I'd love to hear live, with or without Porl on sax.  Preferably with  :D 

Now I'm curious why you list 'Last Dance'?  Is this just because they are a quartet now or you simply don't like the song?  It's another favorite of mine.  I actually prefer this one to Same Deep Water as tops from Disintegration.  Only by a slim margin, but still the better track I think.  The lyrics just really get to me whenever I have that one on. 
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on July 12, 2007, 12:02:52

following are collaborations

da hype - junir jack feat. RS on vocals
perfect blue sky - Junkie XL feat RS
Believe - Earl Slick with RS
truth is - tweaker feat RS
yesterdays gone - Reeves Gabrels feat RS

anyone want to add any others - is there a topic for this?
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on July 13, 2007, 16:38:46
Quote from: crowbi_wan on July 12, 2007, 06:57:33
But yeah, now it might be troublesome as Robert doesn't have the chops he once did.

but this is exactly the reason why 'give me it' is on my list: yes it's a superb song but if the question is/was what would be pretty bad to hear them doing today then it's another matter completely.
i think it's very wise if they don't try doing things they really can't do anymore. so sax or no sax, i'd prefer to not to hear it over hearing some kind of a try, a remnant of something that once was.
i'm afraid it would only make one sad.

about last dance: first, i have to say it's still the best song in the list that i made, sure. but other than that, yes i think it always was a pretty weak track: musically it's shares the same kind problems with those of 'kyoto song': not strong enough material, and overly long and also lacking some necessary dramatics because of all this. i also always thought it was lyrically weak too, these "woman was only a girl" - well i just find that somewhat cheesy, or something. not sure what. anyway slightly annoying, somehow.

i always thought there was a really good reason why especially 'last dance' was omitted on the LP version. and i think it was a good decision considering the album structure too: 'lovesong' - 'lullaby' works much better without such a song there in between those two. so if and when they had to omit something from the LP i think this was a good choice. actually i admit that i often tend to skip this track when i listen to the CD version.
yet it's not that the LP version was perfect to me either: ive always thought it was very very unfortunate that 'homesick' had to be omitted the same way. it definitely does have its place there, after 'disintegration'.

so LP or CD, neither is really perfect i think...
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on July 13, 2007, 16:52:44
Quote from: mikmcc on July 11, 2007, 12:37:54
now that would be interesting, I hadnt considered a "non cure" live setlist

how about this

More than This - X-files
Hello I Love You - Rubaiyat
Burn - The Crow
Dredd Song - Judge Dredd
Sign From God - Orgazmo

plus throw in

da hype
perfect blue sky
Believe
truth is
yesterdays gone

plus a few other b-sides


i wouldn't lose my sleep if i couldn't attend this gig - huh!
;)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on July 14, 2007, 05:23:04
Probably not my perfect setlist, but songs I would like to hear, purely because I am not aware of them having been played live, and a few of them are quite good songs.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: lostflower4 on July 14, 2007, 07:06:07
Quote from: japanesebaby on July 13, 2007, 16:52:44i wouldn't lose my sleep if i couldn't attend this gig - huh!
;)

You wouldn't want to hear them play Burn for the very first time? Hey, what's wrong with you? :lol:
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on July 14, 2007, 07:32:32
Quote from: lostflower4 on July 14, 2007, 07:06:07
Quote from: japanesebaby on July 13, 2007, 16:52:44i wouldn't lose my sleep if i couldn't attend this gig - huh!
;)

You wouldn't want to hear them play Burn for the very first time? Hey, what's wrong with you? :lol:
nothing against burn of course but you see i'd be forced to leave right after it of or otherwise its nice memory would be utterly destroyed by dredd song!!   :lol:
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: billee on July 14, 2007, 12:14:20
I'd just love them to play Possession. :D
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: mikmcc on July 15, 2007, 02:46:49
I would be happy anything played for the first time, however it would also be good to hear it played well! I admit Dredd song sounded better when I first heard it on the radio, I am sure that the version I have is different - were there any edits?

Lucky im In Australia - we'll be amongst first to hear any new album stuff played - havent got my ticket yet - I know no-one that is remotely interested in going.

Should I attend (fingers crossed) - I will get setlist up ASAP - obviously that will be my perfect setlist for that moment.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on August 01, 2007, 06:18:00
Because I like making these so damned much....

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Length: ~233min

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Robert - Vox, Guitars, Basses, Keyboards
Porl   - Guitars, Basses, Keyboards, Drum Machine
Simon  - Guitars, Basses, Keyboards
Perry  - Guitars, Basses, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

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No backing tapes!!!

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01. Tape / Open                                             - ~10min; Tape played (not used as walk-on music!) into Open.

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards, Guitar
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

02. Shake Dog Shake                                         - ~5min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

03. Want                                                    - ~5min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

04. Watching Me Fall                                        - ~11min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

05. Burn                                                    - ~6min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

06. The Hanging Garden                                      - ~4min

Robert - Vocals
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Guitar
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

07. The Figurehead                                          - ~7min; Prayer Tour-era keyboards

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

08. Closedown                                               - ~5min

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

09. Sinking                                                 - ~5min

Robert - Vocals
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

10. Primary                                                 - ~4min

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Bass
Perry  - Bass
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

11. Doubt                                                   - ~4min

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Guitar
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

12. Charlotte Sometimes                                     - ~4min

Robert - Vocals
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

13. Cold                                                    - ~4min

Robert - Vocals
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

14. The Same Deep Water As You                              - ~9min

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

15. At Night                                                - ~6min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

16. A Forest                                                - ~9min; improvised verses

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

17. Forever                                                 - ~7min; improvised verses

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion


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ENCORE ONE
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18. Plainsong                                               - ~5min

Robert - Vocals
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

19. Pictures of You                                         - ~7min

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

20. Trust                                                   - ~5min; Post-Wish Tour keyboards

Robert - Vocals, 12-String Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

21. Prayers For Rain                                        - ~4min; Prayer Tour-era style

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

22. Disintegration                                          - ~8min; Sped up.

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion


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ENCORE TWO
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23. Seventeen Seconds                                       - ~4min; improvised verse

Robert - Vocals, Guitar

24. Bare                                                    - ~9min; improvised verse

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Keyboards

25. Jumping Someone Else's Train / Another Journey By Train - ~5min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass

26. Lament                                                  - ~4min; flexipop version

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Drum Machine, Keyboards

27. This Is A Lie                                           - ~4min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Guitar
Porl   - Keyboards

28. All Cats Are Grey                                       - ~5min

Robert - Vocals
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards
Perry  - Keyboards

29. Anniversary                                             - ~4min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Keyboards, Drum Machine
Perry  - Keyboards

30. End                                                     - ~7min

Robert - Vocals, 12-String Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI, Keyboards
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

31. Bloodflowers                                            - ~8min; improvised verse

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion


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ENCORE THREE
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32. One Hundred Years                                       - ~7min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

33. A Short Term Effect                                     - ~4min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

34. Cut                                                     - ~6min

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Guitar
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

35. Pornography                                             - ~6min; 4play version

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Guitar
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion


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ENCORE FOUR
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36. Homesick                                                - ~7min

Robert - Vocals, 12-String Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI, Keyboards
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

37. Untitled                                                - ~6min

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion

38. Faith                                                   - ~13min; 2Late, Fear of Ghosts excerpts, improvised verses

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Porl   - Fender VI
Perry  - Keyboards
Boris  - Drums, Percussion
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: closedown on August 01, 2007, 15:10:51
(but please not with this lineup... it would sound totally horrible...), lots and lots of synths, fender vi + all with drummachine... hm, possible bandlinep would be Smith/Gallup/Hartley/O'Donnell - on a sunny day, a real pop-set!

Plainsong
Pictures Of You
Closedown
The Holy Hour
Kyoto Song
More Than This
One More Time
Wailing Wall
Lament
Upstairs Room
Cut Here
Treasure
Apart
The Loudest Sound
Secrets
The Figurehead
Siamese Twins
Untitled
Sinking
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Fire In Cairo
Grinding Halt
Jumping Someone Else's Train
Play For Today
A Forest
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All Cats Are Grey
Cold
Charlotte Sometimes
Faith
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on August 01, 2007, 16:27:26
wouldn't a bad show...
nice encores too.

(@bloodflower: wow, i'm afraid they'd fall down and pass out out of exhaustion after that - please have mercy on the old dudes haha ;))
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Soxguy on August 07, 2007, 00:41:18
me and my boyzz just finalized the Cure road trip for Sept 29th to Chi-town.  we got our Tix, we have a room at the Wyndan O'Hare (stumblin' distance from the arena) and i just ordered a bottle of Absinthe online.  this is what i'm hoping the setlist can look like. 

plainsong
apart
a letter to elise
watching me fall
the last day of summer
facination street
lullaby
in between days
from the edge of the deep green sea
play for today
the hanging garden
pornography
where the birds always sing
10:15 saturday nite (hopefully right about that time...even if it means the preceding songs need to be long ass versions...NO COMPLAINTS HERE)
How beautiful you are
pictures of you
Bloodflowers
disintegration
three imaginary boys
push
lovesong

encore(s) -
at night
one hundred years
Charlotte Sometimes
the kiss (BRING IT HOME FINALE!!!)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on August 15, 2007, 07:21:56
I do this way too often, I think. But that's all right. I think.

On to it then:

-----

Lineup:

Robert Smith   - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Harmonica, Fender VI
Simon Gallup   - Bass, Keyboards
Boris Williams - Drums, Percussion

Duration:

~180 minutes

-----

01. The Holy Hour - ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

02. Primary - ~3:30

Robert - Vocals, Bass
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

03. M - ~3:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

04. In Your House ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

05. Secrets ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

06. Lament (Flexipop) - ~4:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

07. Doubt - ~3:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

08. Splintered In Her Head ~4:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

09. The Hanging Garden - ~5:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

10. The Figurehead - ~7:00 - Extra verse

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

11. Charlotte Sometimes - ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

12. Siamese Twins - ~5:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

13. All Cats Are Grey - ~5:00

Robert - Vocals, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

14. The Funeral Party - ~5:00

Robert - Vocals, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

15. Cold - ~4:30 - bass-intro

Robert - Vocals, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

16. The Same Deep Water As You - ~6:00

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

17. The Drowning Man - ~5:30

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

18. Faith - ~13:00 - Extra lyrics, from but not limited to: 2Late, End, Fear of Ghosts

Robert - Vocals, Fender VI
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

----------
ENCORE ONE
----------

19. Boys Don't Cry - ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar

20. Fire in Cairo - ~2:00 - extract

Robert - Vocals, Guitar

21. It's Not You - ~2:00 - extract

Robert - Vocals, Guitar

22. Three Imaginary Boys - ~3:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar

----------
ENCORE TWO
----------

23. A Reflection - ~1:30

Robert - Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

24. The Final Sound - ~1:00

Robert - Keyboards
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

25. Seventeen Seconds - ~5:00 - extra verse

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

26. At Night - ~6:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

27. A Forest - ~10:00 - extra lyrics

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

------------
ENCORE THREE
------------

28. A Short Term Effect - ~4:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

29. Other Voices - ~4:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

30. A Strange Day - ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

31. One Hundred Years - ~7:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

32. Pornography - ~5:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

-----------
ENCORE FOUR
-----------

33. 10.15 Saturday Night - ~4:00

Robert - Vocals, Keyboards
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums

34. Killing an Arab - ~2:30

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass
Boris  - Drums

35. Jumping Someone Else's Train / Another Journey By Train / Grinding Halt / Forever - ~17:00

Robert - Vocals, Guitar
Simon  - Bass, Keyboards
Boris  - Drums
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: ~*CherryRed*~ on August 18, 2007, 01:28:54
I would love love love for the band to tour b-sides alone. A whole gig of nothing but b-sides! Now that would truely scratch my itch!!!

I would've liked to hear Strange Day at the Melb. gig, as I think all the other cities in Oz got it... *pouts* and also Piggy In The Mirror... but I got to see them again - 'tis enuff really!!! ;)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on August 18, 2007, 07:20:17
B-Sides and Rarities Set:

01. Burn
02. This Morning
03. Japanese Dream
04. Splintered In Her Head
05. Play
06. This Twilight Garden
07. Scared As You
08. 2 Late
09. Sugar Girl
10. The Exploding Boy
11. Do the Hansa
12. A Pink Dream
13. Signal To Noise (acoustic)
14. Why Can't I Be Me?
15. Breathe
16. The Big Hand
17. Ocean
18. Pirate Ships
19. A Chain of Flowers

ENCORE ONE:

20. Just One Kiss
21. Lament
22. Adonais
23. It Used To Be Me

ENCORE TWO:

24. Harold and Joe
25. Happy The Man
26. A Few Hours After This
27. A Man Inside My Mouth
28. Stop Dead

ENCORE THREE:

29. Coming Up
30. Possession
31. All of This
32. Yesterday's Gone

ENCORE FOUR:

33. To the Sky
34. Descent
35. Fear of Ghosts
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on September 12, 2007, 04:55:16
So maybe I'm obsessed with doing this.

But I don't care.

----------------

Lineup:

Robert: Voices, Guitars, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitars, Keyboards, Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

---

Running Time:

~03:15:00

---

01. Carnage Visors - ~22:00

Robert: Voices, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI, Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

02. Plainsong - ~5:00

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

03. Pictures of You - ~7:30

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

04. Closedown - ~4:30

Robert: Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

05. The Holy Hour - ~5:00

Robert: Vocals
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

06. All Cats Are Grey - ~7:00; verses repeated.

Robert: Vocals
Simon: Bass
Porl: Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

07. The Funeral Party - ~5:00

Robert: Vocals
Simon: Bass
Porl: Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

08. Charlotte Sometimes - ~4:00

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

09. Kyoto Song - ~5:00

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

10. A Night Like This - ~4:30

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

11. Cold - ~5:00; Bass intro.

Robert: Vocals
Simon: Bass
Porl: Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

12. At Night - ~6:00

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

13. A Forest - ~12:00; Extra lyrics, She's Lost Control musical excerpt.

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

14. Sinking - ~5:30

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

15. The Drowning Man - ~7:00; Extended intro.

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

16. The Same Deep Water As You - ~10:00; Extended Fender VI solos.

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

17. Prayers for Rain - ~5:00; Prayers for Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaain

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

18. Disintegration - ~8:00; Improvised intro.

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

----------
ENCORE ONE
----------

19. Lullaby - ~4:00

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

20. Lovesong - ~4:00

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

21. 2 Late - ~3:00

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

22. Close To Me - ~3:30

Robert: Vocals
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

23. In Between Days - ~3:00

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

24. Just Like Heaven - ~3:30

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

25. How Beautiful You Are... - ~4:30

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

26. Why Can't I Be You? - ~8:00; The Lovecats excerpt and Sinatra medley.

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Guitar
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

----------
ENCORE TWO
----------

27. Homesick - ~7:30

Robert: Vocals, Guitar
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

28. Untitled - ~6:30

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI, Keyboards
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards

29. Faith - ~17:00; 2 Late, Fear of Ghosts, Trust, Apart, and End lyrical excerpts, with extra lyrics and extended solos.

Robert: Vocals, Fender VI
Simon: Bass
Porl: Fender VI
Boris: Drums
Roger: Keyboards
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: lordsquidy13 on September 13, 2007, 23:29:32
Mainset:
Open
Fascination Street
Primary
The Blood
Fire In Cairo
Charlotte Sometimes
Prayers For Rain
TSDWAY
Alt. End
The Figurehead
A Night Like This
Last Dance
Dressing Up
Pictures Of You
Untitled
High
Mint Car
A Letter To Elise
The 13th
Push
Friday, I'm In Love
InBetween Days
Just Like Heaven
FTEOTDGS
The Baby Screams
Before Three
End

Encore 1
100 Years
Bananafishbones
Never Enough

Encore 2
Plainsong
Doing The Unstuck
Disintegration
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on September 18, 2007, 04:29:03
Lineup:

Smith / Gallup / Thompson / Williams / O'Donnell

01. Shake Dog Shake - ~4:30
02. The Figurehead - ~6:30
03. The Hanging Garden - ~4:30
04. Burn - ~6:00
05. Siamese Twins - ~5:30
06. Sinking - ~5:00
07. Pictures Of You - ~7:30
08. Closedown - ~4:30
09. Kyoto Song - ~4:30
10. Charlotte Sometimes - ~4:00
11. The Same Deep Water As You - ~9:00
12. The Drowning Man - ~5:30
13. Faith - ~13:00

----------
ENCORE ONE
----------

14. Tape / Open - ~9:00
15. Want - ~5:00
16. Watching Me Fall - ~10:30
17. From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea - ~7:00
18. The Kiss - ~6:30
19. Cut - ~5:30
20. End - ~8:00

----------
ENCORE TWO
----------

21. Plainsong - ~5:00
22. All Cats Are Grey - ~7:00
23. The Funeral Party - ~5:30
24. To Wish Impossible Things - ~5:30
25. Untitled - ~6:30

------------
ENCORE THREE
------------

26. Out Of This World - ~5:00
27. Jupiter Crash - ~4:30
28. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep - ~5:30
29. The Last Day of Summer - ~5:30
30. Trust - ~5:00
31. Homesick - ~7:30
32. Bare - ~7:00
33. Bloodflowers - ~7:00

-----------
ENCORE FOUR
-----------

34. In Your House - ~4:30
35. Secrets - ~4:00
36. A Strange Day - ~4:30
37. At Night - ~6:30
38. A Forest - ~13:00
Title: Re: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: harrold on October 04, 2008, 17:01:29
Can we fresh up this thread? Go for it, folks! :D
Title: Re: your wished setlist to watch
Post by: japanesebaby on October 04, 2008, 17:18:11
Quote from: harrold on October 04, 2008, 17:01:29
Can we fresh up this thread? Go for it, folks! :D

it looks like we've been having two similar threads going on:

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,3419.0.html

i think we should merge these.

*edit:  merged.


Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: harrold on October 05, 2008, 08:41:50
 :D :-D :smth043
yeah, a pretty cool one!  :D
Definintely reserve me a few tickets!  :D


Quote from: Bloodflower on May 04, 2007, 02:04:56
Hmm....

Main Set:

01. A Forest (nice and long, lots of extra lyrics... yum....)
02. Kyoto Song
03. In Your House
04. At Night
05. All Cats Are Grey
06. The Funeral Party
07. Cold
08. Sinking
09. Jupiter Crash
10. Trust
11. The Hanging Garden
12. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
13. The Kiss
14. Open
15. Watching Me Fall
16. Want
17. A Night Like This
18. Push
19. From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
20. Cut
21. Fascination Street
22. Last Dance
23. Pictures of You
24. The Same Deep Water As You
25. Prayers for Rain
26. Disintegration

Encore 1:

27. Just Like Heaven
28. In Between Days
29. Close To Me
30. Lullaby
31. Why Can't I Be You? (+ Lovecats, Let's Go To Bed, The Walk, Sinatra medley)

Encore 2:

32. One Hundred Years
33. A Short Term Effect
34. Siamese Twins
35. The Figurehead
36. A Strange Day
37. The Holy Hour
38. Primary
39. Other Voices
40. End






































You thought that was the end? It's my perfect Cure show, dammit, and it's going to go on until the band can't stand any longer!

Encore 3:

41. Seventeen Seconds
42. Lament
43. Secrets
44. Bare

Encore 4:

45. Fire in Cairo
46. Three Imaginary Boys
47. Desperate Journalist
48. Boys Don't Cry
49. 10.15 Saturday Night
50. Killing an Arab

Encore 5:

51. Out of This World
52. The Last Day of Summer
53. There is No If...
54. The Loudest Sound
55. Homesick
56. Untitled

Encore 6:

57. Shake Dog Shake
58. Give Me It
59. Shiver and Shake
60. The Top

Encore 7:

61. The Big Hand
62. This Twilight Garden
63. Scared As You
64. A Letter to Elise
65. A Chain of Flowers
66. Burn
67. It Used To Be Me
68. Adonais
69. More Than This

Encore 8:

70. Lost
71. Anniversary
72. Labyrinth
73. 39
74. Bloodflowers
75. Going Nowhere

Encore 9:

76. Jumping Someone Else's Train
77. Another Journey By Train
78. Play For Today
79. The Wailing Wall
80. The Blood
81. The Exploding Boy
82. One More Time
83. Like Cockatoos
84. Iciing Sugar
85. A Thousand Hours

Encore 10:

86. Plainsong
87. Closedown
88. Charlotte Sometimes
89. The Drowning Man
90. Faith (+ 2 Late, Fear of Ghosts, All I Have To Do Is Kill Her; lots of six-string solos and other extra lyrics)




And then, that's it. The entire band just falls to the ground dead. Probably, anyway.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Secrets on October 06, 2008, 09:46:41
I'd like to modern era gig with "The Top" as the closer for the main set.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Whiskers on October 08, 2008, 19:15:19
Plainsong
Pictures Of You
A Night Like This
One Hundred Years
Lost
A Strange Day
Watching Me Fall
Lullaby
Fascination Street
Kyoto Song
Piggy In The Mirror
Catch
In Between Days
Taking Off
Just Like Heaven
The Kiss
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
Screw
Like Cockatoos
Return
The Exploding Boy
Never Enough
Wrong Number
Disintegration

Encore 1:
Untitled
Babble
The Promise
Torture

Encore 2:
A Reflection
At Night
All Cats Are Grey
Push
The Caterpillar
Shake Dog Shake
A Forest

Encore 3:
The Lovecats
Hot Hot Hot!!!
Freakshow
Gone!

Encore 4:
10:15 Saturday Night
Killing An Arab
Cold
Burn
39
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: faith89 on October 09, 2008, 23:02:40
Open
High
The Kiss
Pictures of you
Closedown
Close to me
Fascination Street
The Perfect Boy
A Thousand Hours
One Hundred Years
A Forest
Push
A Night Like This
Hot Hot Hot
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
Want
In Between Days
Disintegration
The Lovecats
Faith
Encore- Killing An Arab
        Lullaby
        The Funeral Party
        Burn
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: DroidAKov on October 11, 2008, 13:07:07
I posted this somewhere elses but I'll post it here anyway.


I've limited myself to 50 otherwise I'll never stop.... :-D


1.Open
2.Want
3.Torture
4.Labyrinth
5.Seventeen Seconds
6.The Holy Hour
7.The Exploding Boy
8.All I Want
9.M
10.At Night
11.Shake Dog Shake
12.Three Imaginary Boys
13.Cold
14.There Is No If....
15.Apart
16.Other Voices
17.The Upstairs Room
18.Short Term Effect
19.The Same Deep Water As You
20.Kyoto Song
21.10.15 Saturday Night
22.Underneath The Stars
23.The Drowning Man
24.Happy The Man
25.Trust
26.The Kiss
27.If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
28.Sinking
29.Piggy In The Mirror
30.The Figurehead
31.The Big Hand
32.Close To Me
33.Anniversary
34.All Cats Are Grey
35.Fascination Street
36.A Night Like This
37.Siamese Twins
38.Push
39.100 Years
40.Disintegration
41.End
42.Splintered In Her Head
43.The Top
44.Bloodflowers
45.Homesick
46.Untitled
47.Pornography
48.Faith
49.A Forest
50.Forever


Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: pyota on October 12, 2008, 04:50:25
hmmm

uyea sound
underneath the stars
piggy in the mirror
the big hand
other voices
a strange day
all i want
the blood
shake dog shake
the last day of summer
a night like this
last dance
doing the unstuck
push
secrets
lament
one hundred years (gotta have it  :smth020)
prayers for rain
a chain of flowers
like cockatoos
the promise
bloodflowers

encores
-
all cats are grey
the same deep water as you
the drowning man
charlotte sometimes
fight
untitled

:smth023
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: tigermilk on October 12, 2008, 15:28:35
here's mine:

underneath the stars
the big hand
pictures of you
one hundred years
the figurehead
labyrinth
m
primary
at night
secrets
in your house
shake dog shake
watching me fall
bloodflowers
the last day of summer
anniversary
a night like this
apart
a letter to elise
from the edge of the deep green sea
prayers for rain
it used to be me
going nowhere
end

encore 1
the kiss
charlotte sometimes
the drowning man
three imaginary boys
the top

encore 2
freakshow
the perfect boy
the only one
hot hot hot!!!
catch
grinding halt
10:15 saturday night

encore 3
the same deep water as you
disintegration
a forest
faith
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: harrold on October 16, 2008, 19:22:28
Hmmm... delicious!  :)

Quote from: tigermilk on October 12, 2008, 15:28:35
here's mine:

underneath the stars
the big hand
pictures of you
one hundred years
the figurehead
labyrinth
m
primary
at night
secrets
in your house
shake dog shake
watching me fall
bloodflowers
the last day of summer
anniversary
a night like this
apart
a letter to elise
from the edge of the deep green sea
prayers for rain
it used to be me
going nowhere
end

encore 1
the kiss
charlotte sometimes
the drowning man
three imaginary boys
the top

encore 2
freakshow
the perfect boy
the only one
hot hot hot!!!
catch
grinding halt
10:15 saturday night

encore 3
the same deep water as you
disintegration
a forest
faith
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on October 17, 2008, 07:39:53
01. Underneath the Stars
02. The Big Hand
03. Picture of You
04. Closedown
05. Burn
06. The Figurehead
07. The Hanging Garden
08. A Strange Day
09. Charlotte Sometimes
10. Primary
11. A Forest
12. M
13. Lament
14. A Boy I Never Knew
15. Baby Rag Dog Book
16. The Scream

E1

17. Open
18. From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
19. Cut
20. End

E2

21. Plainsong
22. The Same Deep Water As You
23. Prayers for Rain
24. Disintegration

E3

25. The Holy Hour
26. Other Voices
27. All Cats Are Grey
28. The Funeral Party
29. The Drowning Man
30. Faith
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: harrold on October 17, 2008, 08:30:49
This E3 is simply just perfect, that's what I also been waiting for! :D

Quote from: Bloodflower on October 17, 2008, 07:39:53
....

E3

25. The Holy Hour
26. Other Voices
27. All Cats Are Grey
28. The Funeral Party
29. The Drowning Man
30. Faith
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on October 17, 2008, 08:40:24
Quote from: harrold on October 17, 2008, 08:30:49
This E3 is simply just perfect, that's what I also been waiting for! :D

...but we just might be about 2...7 years too late for that?
oh well.

@bloodflower: curious, which one is the REAL perfect one?:

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg22988.html#msg22988

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg24184.html#msg24184

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg26683.html#msg26683

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg28468.html#msg28468

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg29265.html#msg29265

Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: revolt on October 17, 2008, 11:30:11
Quote from: japanesebaby on October 17, 2008, 08:40:24

@bloodflower: curious, which one is the REAL perfect one?:

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg22988.html#msg22988

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg24184.html#msg24184

http://curefans.com/index.php/topic,568.msg26683.html#msg26683

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Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: fiction on December 01, 2008, 21:21:27
This is back in the early 80´s

Main Set

1. See the Children
2. I Want to Be Old
3. I Just Need Myself
4. Meathook
5. Listen
6. I´m Cold
7. Faded Smiles
8. Play with Me
9. Desperate Journalists
10. Boys Don´t Cry
11. Fire in Cairo
12. Winter
13. Jumping Someone Else´s Train
14. Heroin Face
15. Do the Hansa
16. Temptation Two

Encore 1

17. Seventeen Seconds
18. Faith
19. A Forest

Encore 2

20. All Cats are Grey (Minimum ten minutes)

I Would have loved this show!



Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Bloodflower on December 01, 2008, 22:25:24
Bite me.

Quote from: japanesebaby on October 17, 2008, 08:40:24
Quote from: harrold on October 17, 2008, 08:30:49
This E3 is simply just perfect, that's what I also been waiting for! :D

...but we just might be about 2...7 years too late for that?
oh well.

@bloodflower: curious, which one is the REAL perfect one?:

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Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: japanesebaby on December 01, 2008, 23:04:46
Quote from: Bloodflower on December 01, 2008, 22:25:24
Bite me.

:?:

(really, i think i was merely asking an innocent question. i was just trying to seek a conversation there, discussion about those different lists - nothing more.
i'm sorry, i don't know what your problem is. :?)
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Whiskers on December 12, 2009, 10:49:18
OK, after listening to The Cure for a longer time and dipping into their b-sides, etc., I have come up with my complete list:

Plainsong
Out Of This World
Pictures Of You
A Night Like This
One Hundred Years
Splintered In Her Head
Lost
A Strange Day
Watching Me Fall
Labyrinth
Lullaby
Fascination Street
The Real Snow White
Kyoto Song
Apart
Jupiter Crash
A Short Term Effect
A Letter To Elise
Sinking
Closedown
Numb
Piggy In The Mirror
Catch
To The Sky
In Between Days
Doing The Unstuck
The End Of The World
Maybe Someday
Before Three
Strange Attraction
The Hungry Ghost
Taking Off
Just Like Heaven
All Kinds Of Stuff
The Kiss
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
Anniversary
Cold
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
This Is A Lie
Primary
Screw
Switch
Never
Like Cockatoos
Charlotte Sometimes
Without You
Return
The Perfect Boy
2 Late
Push
Bananafishbones
The Exploding Boy
Wrong Number
Never Enough
New Day
The Scream
The Promise
Disintegration
The Top

==ENCORE 1==
Untitled
Babble
How Beautiful You Are...
Harold And Joe
Shake Dog Shake
Torture

==ENCORE 2==
Open
Underneath The Stars
Prayers For Rain
Fear Of Ghosts
Cut
End

==ENCORE 3==
A Reflection
All Cats Are Grey
Secrets
The Drowning Man
At Night
Faith
A Forest

==ENCORE 4==
The Lovecats
Hot Hot Hot!!!
Freakshow
The Caterpillar
Gone!
Close To Me
The 13th
Sirensong

==ENCORE 5==
10:15 Saturday Night
Killing An Arab
World War
Subway Song
Burn
39
Bloodflowers




And, of course, the line-up would consist of Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Perry Bamonte, Roger O'Donnell, and Boris Williams
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: othervoices13 on February 27, 2010, 10:23:53
In this perfect show they would be using synths again....

Open
The Walk
Hot Hot Hot
Primary
Other Voices
This Twilight Garden
Closedown
Lament
How Beautiful You Are
Doing The Unstuck
Lets Go To Bed
The Exploding Boy
The Hanging Garden
Burn
A Forest
Cold
Torture
Push
Play For Today
Piggy In The Mirror
2 Late
One Hundred Years
End

Encore 1:
The Kiss
Lullaby
A Night Like This
Untitled

Encore 2:
10:15 Saturday Night
M
From The Edge of the Deep Green Sea
Charlotte Sometimes

Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Didu on March 24, 2010, 15:04:46
Mine:

Plainsong
Pictures Of You
Closedown
Lovesong
Last Dance
Lullaby
Fascination Street
Prayers For Rain
The Same Deep Water As You
Disintegration
Homesick
Untitled

:-D
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Druide on March 24, 2010, 19:18:32
ALL except WMS (96), The Cure (2004), 4:13 (2008)  :twisted:
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: sillyboob on April 05, 2010, 23:20:39
Okay - so here's something I've thought might be cool (it might suck too)...

At the end of A Forest, as Simon is playing out the final notes, have him go into the intro for Crazy Train by Ozzy Osbourne.  The band wouldn't necessarily need to cover the whole song, but at least the grinding guitar riff at the beginning of Crazy Train would be fun to hear, especially with Porl tearing it out.

Again, it might suck, but I think it might be cool too...

Any thoughts?
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: MeltingMan on December 12, 2015, 13:17:44
...in view of 2016.

Open,High,alt.end,Lovesong,Push,Apart,Wendy Time,Club America,Numb,
Labyrinth,Fascination Street,NY Trip,Sleep When I'm Dead,Play For Today,
A Forest,Bananafishbones,Switch,The Scream,Torture,All I Want,One More Time,
The Walk,A Letter To Elise,Wrong Number,One Hundred Years,End
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: MeltingMan on December 13, 2015, 10:44:35
Quote from: japanesebaby on July 04, 2007, 22:51:53...
and that's why i think playing albums in full should be used only on special occasions, when the artists is really trying to point out something to the listener.
I think the same and The Cure adapted successfully this idea to transport
a specific mood over the whole evening.That's why I've been focused mainly
on Wish/WMS/The Cure/4:13 Dream to create my list,though The Top is my favorite one.
I hope the encores will not fall under a random sort of thing,possibly destroying the atmosphere.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: MeltingMan on December 14, 2015, 16:08:15
Quote from: lostflower4 on July 04, 2007, 08:20:58
Looking at some of these setlists, it's nice to imagine that some of these would be real.

But hey, what about this?  Here's a nightmare setlist.

In Between Days
Just Like Heaven
The Walk
Let's Go To Bed
The End Of The World
alt.end
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea

Encore:

Why Can't I Be You?
Boys Don't Cry


Pretty cool, huh? :oops:

Not that I really dislike any of these songs, but I'm sure some of you will see my point...
Not bad,but I can't agree with alt.end and The Walk,although most of them
have a proper 'Time to go' potential,if badly placed. :?
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Ulrich on December 15, 2015, 10:01:14
Quote from: MeltingMan on December 14, 2015, 16:08:15... most of them
have a proper 'Time to go' potential,if badly placed. :?

Not for me, I would never leave a show during "inbetween days" (first Cure song I ever heard) or "Just like heaven" (one of the most perfect pop songs EVER)!
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: MeltingMan on December 16, 2015, 14:33:19
Quote from: Ulrich on December 15, 2015, 10:01:14
Not for me, I would never leave a show during "inbetween days" (first Cure song I ever heard) or "Just like heaven" (one of the most perfect pop songs EVER)!
OK.My list is deliberately shortened to have more space for the
announced rarities,'new songs' and even Greatest Hits.I know we had
some discussions about the encore section,but this thread is somewhat unique,
to form a good cross section.However,I won't give any guarantee for the time after
180 min,mainly because of my condition and health.That's it.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Ulrich on December 16, 2015, 14:43:21
Quote from: MeltingMan on December 16, 2015, 14:33:19
However,I won't give any guarantee for the time after 180 min,mainly because of my condition and health.That's it.

I see. Of course a 3 hour+ show can be exhausting! I don't think I would leave, maybe watch/hear the rest from a "quieter" place at the back or so (I think I might've done that in Munich years ago on the Dream tour... it wasn't sold out, thus I was able to walk around a bit during the show and try different "points of view").
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: cheyler on December 20, 2015, 00:41:23
Quote from: Whiskers on December 12, 2009, 10:49:18
OK, after listening to The Cure for a longer time and dipping into their b-sides, etc., I have come up with my complete list:

Plainsong
Out Of This World
Pictures Of You
A Night Like This
One Hundred Years
Splintered In Her Head
Lost
A Strange Day
Watching Me Fall
Labyrinth
Lullaby
Fascination Street
The Real Snow White
Kyoto Song
Apart
Jupiter Crash
A Short Term Effect
A Letter To Elise
Sinking
Closedown
Numb
Piggy In The Mirror
Catch
To The Sky
In Between Days
Doing The Unstuck
The End Of The World
Maybe Someday
Before Three
Strange Attraction
The Hungry Ghost
Taking Off
Just Like Heaven
All Kinds Of Stuff
The Kiss
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
Anniversary
Cold
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
This Is A Lie
Primary
Screw
Switch
Never
Like Cockatoos
Charlotte Sometimes
Without You
Return
The Perfect Boy
2 Late
Push
Bananafishbones
The Exploding Boy
Wrong Number
Never Enough
New Day
The Scream
The Promise
Disintegration
The Top

==ENCORE 1==
Untitled
Babble
How Beautiful You Are...
Harold And Joe
Shake Dog Shake
Torture

==ENCORE 2==
Open
Underneath The Stars
Prayers For Rain
Fear Of Ghosts
Cut
End

==ENCORE 3==
A Reflection
All Cats Are Grey
Secrets
The Drowning Man
At Night
Faith
A Forest

==ENCORE 4==
The Lovecats
Hot Hot Hot!!!
Freakshow
The Caterpillar
Gone!
Close To Me
The 13th
Sirensong

==ENCORE 5==
10:15 Saturday Night
Killing An Arab
World War
Subway Song
Burn
39
Bloodflowers




And, of course, the line-up would consist of Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Perry Bamonte, Roger O'Donnell, and Boris Williams


No Porl?  Wow.  He's a member of The Cure even when he ISN'T a member of The Cure.  Glad you included A Strange Day though.

Without thinking about it too much, I'll take the first night in London 11-26-92 with The Big Hand.  Gotta throw Underneath The Stars in at the beginning.  Only one other opening number is its equivalent, Plainsong.  Open is good, but only with the three guitars in 1992.  Something missing after that.  2005 versions are good too, if only for the novelty.  That's doing it a bit of a disservice but...oh well.
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Lola Sunset on May 27, 2016, 16:46:39
My fav setlist would be:
Plainsong
Push
Lovesong
Inbetween days
Lullaby
A pink dream
A night like this
The Upstairs room
A few hours after this
The figurehead
M
Jumpin someone else's train
Mint car
The big hand
This is a lie
World in my eyes
More than this
Signal to noice
Cut here
Disintegration

:smth020
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: Felizcelestial on June 05, 2016, 09:30:22
Cut here! Oh, yes! Can't believe I forgot that one.
'I miss u, I miss u, I miss sooooo much.'
Maybe not the greatest line ever written, but perhaps the greatest line ever sung.

Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: DisintegrateRain6owz on June 16, 2016, 20:16:09
Main Setlist-

1. 10:15 Saturday Night
2. Fire Cairo
3. Three Imaginary Boys
4. Killing An Arab
5. Play For Today
6. In Your House
7. The Final Sound
8. The Holy Hour
9. Primary
10. All Cats Are Grey
11. The Drowning Man
12. One Hundred Years
13. A Short Term Effect
14. The Hanging Garden
15. Cold
16. Pornography
17. Let's Go To Bed
18. Just One Kiss
19. The Upstairs Room
20. Lament
21. Shake Dog Shake
22. Dressing Up
23. Piggy in the Mirror
24. In Between Days
25. Push
26. Screw
27. The Kiss
28. Catch
29. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
30. Why Can't I Be You?
31. Snakepit
32. One More Time
33. A Thousand Hours
34. Fight
35. Plainsong
36. Pictures of You
37. Closedown
38. Last Dance
39. Lullaby
40. Fascination Street
41. Prayers For Rain
42. The Same Deep Water As You
43. Disintegration
44. Homesick
45. Untitled
46. Open
47. High
48. Apart
49. From The Edge of the Deep Green Sea
50. Friday I'm In Love
51. A Letter to Elise
52. To Wish Impossible Things
53. Want
54. The 13th
55. This Is A Lie
56. Out of this World
57. Where the Birds Always Sing
58. The Loudest Sound
59. Bloodflowers
60. Lost
61. Before Three
62. Anniversary
63. The Promise
64. Underneath the Stars
64. The Only One
65. The Hungry Ghost

Encore 1-

1. Boys Don't Cry
2. The Funeral Party
3. Faith
4. A Strange Day

Encore 2-

1. The Upstairs Room
2. The Walk
3. The Love Cats
4. The Caterpillar
5. Close To Me

Encore 3-

1. Just Like Heaven
2. Lovesong
3. A Forest (extended)

Encore 4-

1. Mr. Pink Eyes
2. Happy The Man
3. Throw Your Foot
4. The Exploding Boy
5. A Few Hours After This
6. A Chain of Flowers
7. Babble
8. 2 Late
9. Fear of Ghosts
10. A Foolish Arrangement
11. Burn
12. This Twilight Garden

I'm pretty sure this will never happen, but a guy can dream can't he?
Title: Re: your perfect setlist
Post by: OLD SENIORHAND on September 17, 2016, 22:48:03
My fav setlist 2016 tour:

00. Introshake Music (intro)
01. Shake Dog Shake
02. Out Of This World
03. Prayers For Rain
04. Want
05. Kyoto Song
06. Trust
07. All I Want
08. The Hanging Garden
09. At Night
10. Dressing Up
11. The Drowning Man
12. Like Cockatoos
13. Fascination Street
14. Bananafishbones
15. Other Voices
16. A Forest
17. The Snakepit
18. Sinking
19. Pornography
20. The Top

POP ENCORE:
21. Lullaby
22. Just Like Heaven
23. Friday I'm In Love
24. The Walk
25. Mint Car
26. A Night Like This
27. Boys Don't Cry

B-SIDES & RARITIES ENCORE:
28. Burn
29. The Exploding Boy
30. 2 Late
31. This Twilight Garden

EPIC & DARKNESS ENCORE:
32. It Can Never Be the Same
33. One Hundred Years
34. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
35. Bloodflowers