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Title: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: dsanchez on March 29, 2020, 23:31:29
From the top of my head:

Apart
Homesick
Home

What else?
Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: piggymirror on March 30, 2020, 00:44:06
Let's Go To Bed
Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: SueC on March 30, 2020, 00:56:37
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
Disintegration
In Your House
The Only One
Where The Birds Always Sing
Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: piggymirror on March 30, 2020, 01:00:05
A Strange Day
In Between Days
Breathe
Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: SueC on March 30, 2020, 01:19:54
There Is No If
Babble
A Japanese Dream
Maybe Someday

And for people like my husband, who don't enjoy socialising and are grateful to have a civilised excuse not to:  Just Like Heaven
Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: BiscuityBoyle on April 07, 2020, 13:07:05
A Short-Term Effect
The Wailing Wall
Snakepit
The Empty World
In The Same Deep Water as You
Closedown
If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
The Hanging Garden
The Top

Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: Ulrich on April 10, 2020, 10:21:54
"I'm going nowhere" is definitely missing from your lists!!!

Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: word_on_a_wing on April 13, 2020, 14:44:23
Disintegration (album) ...on repeat.

Title: Re: The Cure #COVID19 playlist
Post by: SueC on July 19, 2020, 04:53:19
Who remembers that ukulele re-interpretation/parody called Friday I'm At Home (or was it Friday Stay At Home? - I can't find the thing at the moment) that somebody on FB did in technicolour make-up and with a hair-raising wig, as a lockdown theme?

We were thinking about that today, and about a potential Mozart-Salieri moment.

For those of you who don't remember the scene from Amadeus:


Brett was saying, "Wouldn't it have been great fun if Robert Smith had picked up an acoustic guitar and a webcam and re-interpreted that re-interpretation of his piece?  And made it 15 minutes long, with lots of additional lyrics to really capture the atmosphere of lockdown, and additional musical flourishes?"

...because we're sure he could have made that even funnier than Ukulele Dude. :lol:  And it could have been followed by a re-interpretation of One Hundred Years... :angel

PS:  A few people have jumped on this bandwagon.  Here's one of the better versions...