Original 1987 The Cure “Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me” Vinyl Double LP
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Jun 25, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 15, 2016 Start Date
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This original, vinyl double LP, Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me by The Cure, was issued in the U.S. by Elektra/Asylum Records in 1987. The album has had the same owner since the 1980s and has been handled with meticulous care. The records themselves, as well as the sleeves and jacket, are in excellent condition.

The two records feature the following tracks:

Record One, Side A

  1. The Kiss – 6:15
  2. Catch – 2:43
  3. Torture – 4:15
  4. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep – 4:52

Record One, Side B

  1. Why Can’t I Be You? – 3:12
  2. How Beautiful You Are . . . – 5:12
  3. The Snake Pit – 6:58
  4. Hey You – 2:22

Record Two, Side A

  1. Just Like Heaven – 3:30
  2. All I Want – 5:19
  3. Hot Hot Hot!!! – 3:33
  4. One More Time – 4:30
  5. Like Cockatoos – 3:39

Record Two, Side B

  1. Icing Sugar – 3:49
  2. The Perfect Girl – 2:34
  3. A Thousand Hours – 3:23
  4. Shiver and Shake – 3:28
  5. Fight – 4:27

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The following is from the Wikipedia entry for The Cure:

In 1987, The Cure released the musically eclectic double LP Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, which reached number six in the U.K., the Top 10 in several countries and was the band's first entry into the U.S. Top 40 at number 35 (where it was certified platinum), reflecting the band's rising mainstream popularity. The album's third single, "Just Like Heaven," was the band's most successful single to date in the U.S., being their first to enter the Billboard Top 40. The album produced three other singles. The song "Catch" was loosely based on a speech written by Sylvester Stallone in the film Rocky II, when the character of Adrian as played by Talia Shire lay in a coma while Rocky reads a poem he wrote for her. After the album's release, the band embarked on a successful tour. During the European leg of the tour, Lol Tolhurst's alcohol consumption was interfering with his ability to perform, so the Psychedelic Furs keyboardist Roger O'Donnell was frequently called upon to stand in for him.



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