Album

Entreat

The Cure

1991 · Rock

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Entreat by The Cure

Entreat is an Alt/Indie album by The Cure, originally released in 1991. On Gatefold: 80 pressings tracked, owned by 10 collectors.

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Sound DNA

  • Alt/Indie
  • Goth Rock
  • dreamy
  • brooding
  • nocturnal

Live album consisting of tracks from Disintegration (opens in a new tab) recorded live at the Wembley Arena (London) on July 22, 23 & 24 1989.
Recording details:
* July 22nd: Last Dance, Fascination Street, Prayers For Rain, Disintegration (beginning only)
* July 23th: Closedown, Disintegration (main part)
* July 24th: Pictures Of You, Homesick, Untitled
First release was a promo pink card sleeve (opens in a new tab) offered in January 1990 at French FNAC stores.
In May 1990, yellow artwork promo cds (opens in a new tab) & promo cassettes (opens in a new tab) were given away in UK, exclusively at HMV stores.
On March 25th 1991, it was commercially released with blue artwork.
Some tracks were used as B-sides on these singles:
Lullaby (opens in a new tab) (US versions only): Homesick and Untitled.
Pictures Of You (opens in a new tab): Last Dance, Fascination Street, Prayers For Rain and Disintegration
Four tracks are missing to have a full interpretation of the Disintegration album at these shows. This gap was filled in 2010 on the Disintegration deluxe reissue (opens in a new tab), featuring these tracks and the original ones on the Entreat Plus third CD.
This remastered 12 tracks Entreat Plus (opens in a new tab) was later released on 2LP.

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