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Show by The Cure

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Currently 2.5/5 Stars.

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1. Tape		2:25
2. Open		7:19
3. High		3:31
4. Pictures of You		7:38
5. Lullaby		4:25
6. Just Like Heaven		3:37
7. Fascination Street		5:01
8. Night Like This		4:46
9. Trust		5:15
10. Doing the Unstuck		4:20
11. Walk		3:32
12. Lets Go to Bed		3:41
13. Friday I'm in Love		3:45
14. In Between Days		3:12
15. From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea		7:54
16. Never Enough		4:52
17. Cut		5:25
18. End		7:58

Concentrating on their recent, pop-oriented material, Show is a good, if unspectacular, representation of the Cure in concert. Only devoted fans need to own this album. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide Read More

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