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Three Imaginary Boys (180g) Vinyl LP

Fiction Records / SKU: lp-7988
1979 debut w/ original UK artwork + tracklist ft. '10:15 Saturday Night' + 'Fire In Cairo' 🔥
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    180g vinyl reissue of The Cure's debut album. It is hard to believe The Cure formed in the mid 70s when their commercial peak and introduction for many was arguably the mid to late 80s. Coming into the music world at a time when Bowie and Roxy Music reigned supreme (for the music nerds) and punk had basically been born that summer the boys sounded fresh and didn't quite fit with the times. Fast forward to 1979 and the band releases their debut. Not too abrasive, not quite goth yet, nowhere near as epic as their later output, but still clearly onto something and catchy as hell. Three Imaginary Boys was released by the label with very little input from the band subsequently upsetting Robert Smith and company as they weren't impressed with the song choices as well as the artwork. The album was to be released in the US at a later time with a different title, Boys Don't Cry, and different track list adding and subtracting songs. This is the original UK version as the label released the album with the weird cover of Jimi Hendrix's Foxy Lady, their incredible number 'Fire In Cairo' and of course the deadly opener '10:15 Saturday Night'. This reissue comes on 180g heavyweight vinyl and has been remastered by Robert Smith.

    • 180g black vinyl pressing
    • remastered by Robert Smith
    • original release year: 1979
    • music label: Fiction Records 2016
    reviewed by Meme Gene Okerlund 03/2015

      upc: 081227981594

     

    180g vinyl reissue of The Cure's debut album. It is hard to believe The Cure formed in the mid 70s when their commercial peak and introduction for many was arguably the mid to late 80s. Coming into the music world at a time when Bowie and Roxy Music reigned supreme (for the music nerds) and punk had basically been born that summer the boys sounded fresh and didn't quite fit with the times. Fast forward to 1979 and the band releases their debut. Not too abrasive, not quite goth yet, nowhere near as epic as their later output, but still clearly onto something and catchy as hell. Three Imaginary Boys was released by the label with very little input from the band subsequently upsetting Robert Smith and company as they weren't impressed with the song choices as well as the artwork. The album was to be released in the US at a later time with a different title, Boys Don't Cry, and different track list adding and subtracting songs. This is the original UK version as the label released the album with the weird cover of Jimi Hendrix's Foxy Lady, their incredible number 'Fire In Cairo' and of course the deadly opener '10:15 Saturday Night'. This reissue comes on 180g heavyweight vinyl and has been remastered by Robert Smith.

    • 180g black vinyl pressing
    • remastered by Robert Smith
    • original release year: 1979
    • music label: Fiction Records 2016
    reviewed by Meme Gene Okerlund 03/2015

      upc: 081227981594

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