From the Wog Archive
Single Album/Standard Wog
The Cure
Galore (30 minutes, Vigorous)
Pace Breakdown
Slow Walk |
4:10 |
Distance: 1.4 to 2.1miles |
The Cure were as responsible as anyone for the brooding, post-punk pop sound of the late 80s and early 90s. They never descended into gloomy shoegazing, however, and their compositions were tight and very conducive to dancing—and wogging. This collection of singles is an outstanding compendium of their songs, and shows them at their best. Wearing all black clothing and eye shadow is optional.ge.
Title |
Artist |
BPM |
Time |
PC |
Comment |
Genre |
Album/Source |
High |
The Cure |
114 |
3:34 |
5 |
Cool lyrics, to start with |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Lovesong |
The Cure |
140 |
3:29 |
5 |
Covered by 311 |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Letter To Elise |
The Cure |
150 |
4:21 |
5 |
No snail mail for this letter |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Fascination Street |
The Cure |
100 |
4:20 |
5 |
Moody and marvelous |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Why Can’t I Be You? |
The Cure |
108 |
3:14 |
5 |
Bright and brassy |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Just Like Heaven |
The Cure |
154 |
3:32 |
5 |
With angels soaring on synth wings |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Friday I’m In Love |
The Cure |
137 |
3:36 |
5 |
Even on the 13th? |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
Lullaby |
The Cure |
94 |
4:10 |
5 |
Some lullaby! |
Alternative Rock |
Galore (The Singles 1987-1997) |
BPM=Beats Per Minute; PC=Pace Consistency; SKBL=Skiplekable; NADL=Not currently available for download from Amazon or iTunes