Biografía:
La formación original de la banda, entonces Easy Cure, nació en un colegio de Crawley, una ciudad construida sobre los escombros que dejó la guerra en un pequeño pueblo en el corazón de la campiña del sur de Inglaterra. Aunque Easy Cure había surgido como una banda de punk, para cuando simplificaron su nombre a The Cure, la creciente fascinación de Robert Smith por los temas oscuros y opresivos, ya se había unido a su habilidad para canalizar esas ideas en canciones apasionadamente evocadoras
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Otras canciones:
- 10-15 Saturday Night
- A Forest
- A Letter To Elise
- A Very Good Advice
- All Cats Are Grey
- Apart
- Beginner Riff
- Boys Don't Cry
- Catch
- Close To Me
- Cut Here
- Doing The Unstuck
- Fire In Cairo
- Friday I'm In Love
- Friday Im In Love
- Friday Im In Love Intro
- Friday I’m In Love
- From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
- Funeral Party
- Grinding Halt
- How Beautiful You Are
- In Between Days
- Inbetween Days
- Jumping Someone Else's Train
- Just Like Heaven
- Last Day Of Summer
- Like Cockatoos
- Love Song
- Lovecats
- Lovesong
- Lullaby
- M
- Mint Car
- Play With Me
- Short Term Effect
- Signal To Noise
- Strange Attraction
- Taking Off
- The Caterpillar
- The End Of The World
- The Exploding Boy
- The Last Day Of Summer
- The Same Deep Water As You
- The Walk (simplified)
- This Twilight Garden
- Thousand Hours
- Throw Your Foot
- To Wish Impossible Things
- Treasure
- Underneath The Stars
- Why Can't I Be You
- Boys Don’t Cry
- Friday I’m In Love
- 10
- 2 Late
- 39
- A Boy I Never Knew
- A Japanese Dream
- A Night Like This
- A Short Term Effect
- A Strange Day
- Birdmad Girl
- Bloodflowers
- Boys Dont Cry
- Burn
- Charlotte Sometimes
- Close To Me Accoustic
- Closedown
- Cold
- Come On Eileen
- Disintegration
- Doubt
- Faith
- Fascination Street
- Give Me It
- Going Nowhere
- Gone
- Halo
- Hanging Garden
- High
- Homesick
- If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
- Jumping Someone Elses Train
- Jupiter Crash
- Just One Kiss
- Kiss Me
- Kyoto Song
- Lament
- Last Dance
- Lets Go To Bed
- Maybe Someday
- Never
- One Hundred Years
- One More Time
- Out Of This World
- Perfect Girl
- Pictures Of You
- Plainsong
- Plastic Passion
- Play For Today
- Pornography
- Prayers For Rain
- Primary
- Return
- Round Round Round
- Same Deep Water As You
- Seventeen Seconds
- Shake Dog Shake
- Siamese Twins
- Six Different Ways
- Snow In Summer
- So What
- Somebody Else
- Switch
- The Baby Screams
- The Drowning Man
- The Holy Hour
- The Hungry Ghost
- The Lovecats
- The Only One
- The Real Snow White
- The Upstairs Room
- The Walk
- There Is No If
- This Is A Lie
- Three Imaginary Boys
- Torture
- Trust
- Untitled
- Wailing Wall
- Want
- Where The Birds Always Sing
- Why Cant I Be You
- Without You
- Wrong Number
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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From: Winston Campbell
Subject: ONE HUNDRED YEARS by The Cure
One Hundred Years
(words by Robert Smith, music by Simon Gallup, Laurence Tolhurst, and
Robert Smith)
-Pornography- opens up with this cool anti-God-given-anything-good song.
I was too lazy to put the chords over the words but here is the riff
nonetheless:
Cm B Cm B
E ------------|------------|------------|-----4--3--4-3-|
B ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
G -7/////-|-7/////-|-7/////-|-4-------------|
D ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
A ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
If you have heard the song before, I am sure you know what 7//// means.
To play that you just have to repeatedly bend the note 1/2 step up and
down. And I think you strike the note a couple times in the measure (say
around four times- I have not transcribed it that way). You will notice
that the song goes from Cm to B. If I wanted to be technical, for the
fourth measure I would have wrote B, Bsus6, Bsus#5, Bsus6 over the 4--3-4
notes on the high E string but I am not going to.
That is the main riff. For the lyrics such as "waiting for the death blow",
"just like the old days" and "one after the other", a Bb chord is played.
For the "a hundred years" part, Gb is played and then the song goes back to
Cm to B. That is basically it. Here are the lyrics:
It doesn't matter if we all die
Ambition in the back of a black car
In a high building there is so much to do
Going home time
A story on the radio
Something small falls out of your mouth
And we laugh
A prayer for something better
A prayer for something better
Please love me
Meet my mother
But the fear takes hold
Creeping up the stairs in the dark
Waiting for the death blow
Waiting for the death blow
Waiting for the death blow
Stroking your hair as the patriots are shot
Fighting for freedom on the television
Sharing the world with slaughtered pigs
Have we got everything?
She struggles to get away
The pain and the creeping feeling
A little black haired girl
Waiting for Saturday
The death of her father pushing her
Pushing her white face into the mirror
Aching inside me
And turn me around
Just like the old days
Just like the old days
Just like the old days
Just like the old days
Caressing an old man
And painting a lifeless face
Just a piece of new meat in a clean room
The soldiers close in under a yellow moon
All shadows and deliverance
Under a black flag
A hundred years of blood
Crimson
The ribbon tightens round my throat
I open my mouth
And my head bursts open
A sound like a tiger thrashing in the water
Thrashing in the water
Over and over
We die one after the other
Over and over
We die one after the other
One after the other
One after the other
One after the other
One after the other
It feels like a hundred years
A hundred years
A hundred years
A hundred years
A hundred years
One hundred years
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: Winston Campbell
Subject: ONE HUNDRED YEARS by The Cure
One Hundred Years
(words by Robert Smith, music by Simon Gallup, Laurence Tolhurst, and
Robert Smith)
-Pornography- opens up with this cool anti-God-given-anything-good song.
I was too lazy to put the chords over the words but here is the riff
nonetheless:
Cm B Cm B
E ------------|------------|------------|-----4--3--4-3-|
B ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
G -7/////-|-7/////-|-7/////-|-4-------------|
D ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
A ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
E ------------|------------|------------|---------------|
If you have heard the song before, I am sure you know what 7//// means.
To play that you just have to repeatedly bend the note 1/2 step up and
down. And I think you strike the note a couple times in the measure (say
around four times- I have not transcribed it that way). You will notice
that the song goes from Cm to B. If I wanted to be technical, for the
fourth measure I would have wrote B, Bsus6, Bsus#5, Bsus6 over the 4--3-4
notes on the high E string but I am not going to.
That is the main riff. For the lyrics such as "waiting for the death blow",
"just like the old days" and "one after the other", a Bb chord is played.
For the "a hundred years" part, Gb is played and then the song goes back to
Cm to B. That is basically it. Here are the lyrics:
It doesn't matter if we all die
Ambition in the back of a black car
In a high building there is so much to do
Going home time
A story on the radio
Something small falls out of your mouth
And we laugh
A prayer for something better
A prayer for something better
Please love me
Meet my mother
But the fear takes hold
Creeping up the stairs in the dark
Waiting for the death blow
Waiting for the death blow
Waiting for the death blow
Stroking your hair as the patriots are shot
Fighting for freedom on the television
Sharing the world with slaughtered pigs
Have we got everything?
She struggles to get away
The pain and the creeping feeling
A little black haired girl
Waiting for Saturday
The death of her father pushing her
Pushing her white face into the mirror
Aching inside me
And turn me around
Just like the old days
Just like the old days
Just like the old days
Just like the old days
Caressing an old man
And painting a lifeless face
Just a piece of new meat in a clean room
The soldiers close in under a yellow moon
All shadows and deliverance
Under a black flag
A hundred years of blood
Crimson
The ribbon tightens round my throat
I open my mouth
And my head bursts open
A sound like a tiger thrashing in the water
Thrashing in the water
Over and over
We die one after the other
Over and over
We die one after the other
One after the other
One after the other
One after the other
One after the other
It feels like a hundred years
A hundred years
A hundred years
A hundred years
A hundred years
One hundred years
The Dead South
The Dead Weather
The Deadly Syndr (...)
The Dear Hunter
The Dears
The Divine Comed (...)
The Divinyls
The Do
The Dodos
The Donnas