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Disintegration

The Cure

1 May 1989

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8.8
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Rated 6/10

I'm just not mopey enough for The Cure. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I can definitely hear why it is significant, how it's been influential... but I just don't connect with it as a listener. That's the beauty of music, there's plenty of good stuff out there but absolutely NOTHING that appeals to everyone!

Rated 8/10

I really liked this one quite a bit more than the previous Cure album I received (Seventeen Seconds). Just felt a little more complex, a little more intricate. Probably more accessible, which for me in this case is a good thing.

Rated 8/10

First half of this album is dull. Second half's great.

Rated 6/10

Disintegration is another album which doesn't really go above and beyond but is still a pretty solid album. The album never really did anything that i wasn't expecting from an album like this but it still managed to do it well. The songs (especially towards the end) all had a very relaxing and hypnotic feel to them with many elements contributing to this feel which i quite like. The album however, is very samey which can cause it to get a little bit repetitive but the sound of the songs that generally was playing was still always good sounding so it wasn't something i was too angry about. This album is a decent one, I don't love it but i absolutely don't hate it either.
Best Song: Last Dance
Worst Song: Untitled

Rated 10/10

A masterpiece. This album is euphoric. It is also melancholy, but the main feeling I get from it is pure bliss. Just sit back with a nice pair of headphones turn this on and let it wash over you.

Rated 10/10

Not a huge fan of the Cure, but this album was an easy listen.

Rated 10/10

Absolute classic gothic rock. Influenced many of my favorite bands.