The Cure concert Toronto May 15, 2008

by HollyS | October 23, 2008 at 01:53 pm
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The Cure concert Toronto May 15, 2008

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Words can't really describe how awesome this concert was. It was my first time seeing them and it's a night i'll never forget. I've seen a hell of a lot of famous bands but, The Cure by far out weigh every single one of them. A 35 set list with an almost full 3 hrs of play, I was in heaven. The setlist includes:

 Fascination Street, alt.end, The Walk, End of the World, Lovesong, Pictures of You, Lullaby, The Perfect Boy, From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea, Hot Hot Hot, Sleep When I'm Dead, Push, Friday I'm in Love, Inbetween Days, Just Like Heaven, Primary, Shake Dog Shake, Never Enough, The Only One, Wrong Number, One Hundred Years

1st encore: Lovecats, Let's Go To Bed, Freakshow, Close To Me, Why Can't I Be You?
2nd encore: Boys Don't Cry, Jumping Someone Else's Train, Grinding Halt, 10:15 Saturday Night, Killing An Arab3rd encore: Play For Today, A Forest

 Robert sounded amazing live and the boys really were enjoying performing for all of us. I'm kinda embarassed for the total lack of energy the Torontonians were barely giving out but i was too involved into the music to really give a shit. Alot of old songs were played and they played three of the new songs which will be on their new album coming out sometime this fall. Background moving pictures for each song really caught your eye as you lost yourself into the music. I wish I could do it all over again!


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