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Started by ManExposed, March 16, 2011, 01:39:54

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ManExposed

So, Last night I pulled up Chain of Flowers on my PS3's youtube channel so I could listen to it while I was drawing.  Then I saw in related videos a song name I had never heard before.  Up until now, I thought I had all of Cure's songs... But that one song led me to find about 20 more I had never heard of and it's driving me crazy.  They're on youtube, but I can't find better qualities of them online anywhere it seems.

Some of these songs I've listed so far are

A Boy I Never Knew
Ariel
Truth Goodness and Beauty
everything forever
Just say Yes
You are so happy (you could kill me)
Everything forever
Heavy world
a sign from god
just say yes
100 seconds
This Morning
Yesterday's Gone
Sluvy
Fake
Strum
Please come home
Esten

Anyone have a collection of these rarities and perhaps others I've never heard of that I could perhaps have?   I came here feeling that the people here would know more about the Cure's discography than I do.


Matti

Hi there, I haven't checked the YT vids, but I hope I can clear some of this up a bit

A Boy I Never Knew: unreleased demo from The Cure sessions, leaked in 2008, played during the European 4Tour
Ariel: available on The Top Deluxe edition
Truth Goodness and Beauty: available on the Japanese The Cure CD and the vinyl versions
everything forever
Just say Yes: Bloodflowers demo, "reworked" version on Greatest Hits
You are so happy (you could kill me)
Everything forever
Heavy world
a sign from god: Cogasm track available on Orgaszmo OST
just say yes
100 seconds: intro track from Trilogy DVD
This Morning: b-side from The End of the World CD single
Yesterday's Gone: RS colaboration with Reeves Gabrels
Sluvy: Demo from Wish sessions
Fake: b-side from The End of the World CD single, also available on the Japanese The Cure CD
Strum: unreleased demo from The Cure sessions
Please come home: s.a.
Esten: unreleased demo from Disintegration sessions
Broken voiced lament
To call us home