Label: Kiss The Stone
Catalog Number: KTS 466
Date: June 26,1995
Venue: Glastonbury Fest, Somerset
Length: 78:35
Medium: Compact Disc
Source: Soundboard
Album: Wild Mood Swings
Pictures of You
Lullaby
Just Like Heaven
Jupiter Crash
High
the Walk
Let's Go to Bed
Dressing Up
A Strange Day
Push
Mint Car
Friday I'm in Love
Inbetween Days
From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
Shiver and Shake
Disintegration
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Comments
FABULOUS!! BRILLIANT! A DAMN FINE JOB!
The whole thing is simply stunning; the
most-often played LP in my collection. Of particular note are
Lullaby - the dark, melodius drone of
Smith's voice over a relentless groove
sends shivers down my spine... Just Like
Heaven is spectacular - the best version
I've ever heard; Smith's acoustic guitar
adds color and depth not found in studio
recordings. Jupiter Crash, from the
forthcoming LP, is marvellous, as well.
The highlight of this recording, though,
is From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea.
The Cure outdo themselves in this
phenomenal performance... Smith's writhe
in an out of stellar guitar solos and
some amazing percussion work. "Simply
elegant."
Absolutely brilliant. It was nice to get a preview of Mint Car
and Jupiter Crash before Wild Mood Swings
emerged. Having Roger back is great, and Jason's inspired drumming adds a certain
electricity to the band. Boris was equally excellent but more sublte.
Perry's guitar solo in "Green Sea" is to die for. Excellent song selection, and
quality. Lame liner notes as usual, but a truly excellent disk to own.
I hate to jump on the bandwagon, but this
is the best boot I've heard in a long time!
The setlist is great, the quality awesome and
the performance unforgettable! I especially
like the guitar riffs on Dressing Up and
Push seems kinda hard to comeby live too.
The label is KTS and if you have access to
the internet (you must if you're reding this),
it's easy to buy on disc. It said $22 plus
$4.50 s&h, but the total came on my credit
card bill as $28.31 becasue of (I guess)
fluctuating exchange rates or something.
Yeah, what the reviews before me said...
this is an incredible live recording. The
sound quality is unbelieveable...the crowd
sings along throughout many of the popular
songs like Just Like Heaven and Friday I'm
in Love, and even The Walk (I guess the
Brits liked that one...:-) From the Edge
of the Deep Green Sea is incredible as usual,
and Mint Car has some different lyrics.
I must say, this album has the definitive
version of Jupiter Crash too...better
than all five Adrenaline Club CDs I have.
(And the odd thing is that they all sound
slightly different from each other..hmm)
But, as usual, I digress....BUY IT!!!!
I've seen them live at glastonbury 1995, and the bootleg is a
live recording for the bbc-television. It catches the live
feelings and it's a good sound recording, but it misses the
first songs they played !!
want and fascination street
Porl thompson, who played the same day with plant joined the
band on end.
This is an excellent recording.
I picked it up for about $18.00 CDN,
which translates to about a buck for you
Americans!
This is one of the first large venue gigs
with Jason and I'm less than impressed.
Get Boris back behind that kit again, please.
This recording with Boris would get a 10,
otherwise I give it a 9.
I�ve seen them live at glastonbury 1995, and the bootleg is a live recording for the bbc-television.
it catches the live feelings and it�s a good sound recording.
I missed the first songs they played !!
porl thompson, who played the same day with plant joined the band on the end
I have to give compliments to Perry and Jason
on their playing during the 1995 Glastonbury
Festival, as they have brought a clean and
basic sound to the Cure again. Porl and
Boris restricted the Cure to a 70's and 80's
sound, while Jason and Perry has brought a
newer, simpler sound that is more effective
for the 90's and beyond. Disintigration
and End are totally amazing in this boot!!
FABULOUS!! BRILLIANT! A DAMN FINE JOB!
The whole thing is simply stunning; the
most-often played LP in my collection. Of particular note are
Lullaby - the dark, melodius drone of
Smith's voice over a relentless groove
sends shivers down my spine... Just Like
Heaven is spectacular - the best version
I've ever heard; Smith's acoustic guitar
adds color and depth not found in studio
recordings. Jupiter Crash, from the
forthcoming LP, is marvellous, as well.
The highlight of this recording, though,
is From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea.
The Cure outdo themselves in this
phenomenal performance... Smith's writhe
in an out of stellar guitar solos and
some amazing percussion work. "Simply
elegant."