Cure - The Head On The Door

This acoustic take on The Cure's 2001 'Greatest Hits' album features their best known tracks including; "Love Song", "Friday I'm In Love", "Never Enough", "Mint Car" and many more. This is a vinyl exclusive, not available on any digital platforms.

The Cure returned in 1987 with their seventh album, 'Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me'. Their most commercial effort yet at the time, includes the singles "Just Like Heaven", "Hot Hot Hot", "Catch" and "Why Can't I Be You?".

The Cure released their fourth album in 1982. 'Pornography' was their first with producer Phil Thornalley, and represents the conclusion of the band's early dark, gloomy phase, which began with their second album 'Seventeen Seconds'.

The Cure returned to the introspective and atmospheric sound of their earlier albums on 1989's 'Disintegration'. The album features the singles "Lullaby", "Lovesong", "Fascination Street" and "Pictures of You".

Officially Licensed. This Cure T-shirt celebrates the band's 1980 breakout album 'Boys Don't Cry'. It was America's first introduction to the genius of Robert Smith.

On May 8th 1979, The Cure released their debut album, 'Three Imaginary Boys'. The record was a collection of material from the band’s Malice and Easy Cure days playing at the Rocket as early as 1976 and 1977.

Officially Licensed. This women's rhinestone diamanté premium tee features the classic logo of The Cure.

Originally released in 1980, 'Seventeen Seconds' introduced the darker, emotionally weighty sound for which The Cure is renowned. Highlights include "A Forest", "M" and "Play For Today".