| Descript |
ix, 287 s.: ill. ; 23 cm |
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As two of the first punks in the provincial English town of Crawley, Lol Tolhurst and Robert Smith didn't have it easy. First known as The Easy Cure, they began playing in pubs and soon developed their own unique style and approach to songwriting, resulting in timeless songs that sparked a deep sense of identification and empathy in listeners, spearheading a new subculture dubbed "Goth" by the press. Tolhurst provides an account of the early days of the band, and a revealing look at the artistic evolution of the enigmatic Robert Smith, the iconic lead singer, songwriter, and innovative guitarist at the heart of The Cure |
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Tolhurst, Laurence
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Smith, Robert, 1959-
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Cure (Musical group)
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Drummers (Musicians) -- England -- Biography
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Rock musicians -- England -- Biography
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Autobiographies.
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Musikgrupper -- Storbritannien -- 1900-talet -- biografi
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| Classmark |
782.42166092/2 B
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Ijz The Cure
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| Add Title |
Tale of two imaginary boys |
| ISBN/ISSN |
9780306825811 |
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0306825813 |
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