JJZXD 10 unids Pasadores de Cabello seccionando Clips de Outlet Save Up to 70% CDs y vinilos => Indie y alternativa => New wave y post-punk Obra maestraGran album y gran época. Tiene su punto rock, también gótico a veces pop. Recomiendo este album además de ser uno de los clásicos de esta banda.Siii. Calidad de sonido y el album ya lo conocia desde hace mucho,pero lo tenia en cassette! Ahora lo tengo en Cd.Un dels millors CD de The Cure sense cap mena de dubte, escoltat durant molts anys i comprat finalment a Amazon a un preu molt més que raonable.Me llego perfecto y rápido muy recomendableHow do you follow one of the great albums of the eighties? Well, you wait three years and release this. Now, 'Wish' may not be quite as magnificent as 'Disintegration' but it's still pretty darn good, in my humble opinion, and remains the Cure's only album to reach number #1 in the U.K. There is a growing maturity in Smith's lyrics as he sings of doomed love affairs and the increasingly empty lifestyle of a rock icon, with its attendant parties and hangers on. The album also doesn't feel quite as 'Goth' as its predecessors. Whatever, the music is still a cut above the norm.1. Open - A great opening track with thunderous drums as Smith sings about a party to which he is forced to attend, and has no wish to be, and so feels compelled to over-indulge in drink and drugs in order to fit in but only succeeds in feeling emptier inside.2. High - The 'high' on this occasion is as a result of falling in love. Smith is in a joyful mood and the chiming guitars and poppy sound reflect this. It's no surprise that it was chosen as the first single from the album and climbed as high as #8.3. Apart - A beautiful amp; somewhat depressing song about two people drifting apart. Not surprisingly, the music is more restrained on this track.4. From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea - A truly epic sounding song, something The Cure seem to excel at, and one of my favourites. Smith is anguished, forever searching in vain for fulfilment as he sings of another doomed love affair.5. Wendy Time - One of the lesser tracks from the album. I think it's Smith's comment on cheap, meaningless sex.6. Doing The Unstuck - Unusual title aside, it has a lovely harp intro and is a positive, passionate song about escaping one's dreary existence and embracing all that life has to offer.7. Friday I'm In Love - One of the band's most famous, and popular singles, reaching the dizzy heights of #6 back in 1992. In many ways it has become the archetypal Cure song with chiming guitars aplenty and lyrics that most of us can relate to. Who has not waited with eager anticipation for the weekend so we can be with the one we love?8. Trust - I adore this song! The plaintive piano melody and the beautiful guitar accompaniment set the mood perfectly before Smith laments the loss of a deep and meaningful relationship.9. A Letter To Elise - The last of the three singles, only peaking at #28, which is no surprise to me as I think it's one of the album's lesser tracks. However, what does surprise me is that they couldn't think of a better song to release instead! In his 'letter' Smith seems to be expressing his regret that Elise never felt as strongly about him as he did about her.10. Cut - A rockier track than most. It's yet another song about a failed/failing relationship, and the resulting fallout of bitterness and regret.11. To Wish Impossible Things - A beautiful and poignant arrangement adds immeasurably to the wistfulness and regret of Smith's lyrics. It is a further indication of the band's growing maturity.12. End - Wait a moment!.. The first track was called 'Open' and the last is called 'End.' Oh, man! My mind is blown!... Joking aside, what a magnificent song on which to end the album! The band really give it their all on what is my favourite track. Lyrically, Smith is urging his lover to stop loving him as he can no longer live up to her idea of who he is.Phew! Not a bad follow up to 'Disintegration' is it? My only real gripe is that it needs to be remastered as the sound isn't quite as crisp as it should be. But it remains my second favourite Cure album, which is not a bad thing to be at all.I love The Cure, I love almost everything they have released so far. This album was originally bought on an audio tape when it came out. 92-93 somewhere. I realized that the album was recorded with an almost complete lack of the bass line, quite quietNow I bought the same album on digital and CD format and I see that there is no change of the records during the years, no reamstering ,no better copy at all. Just the same old The Cure -Wish with no bass line :) what make me a bit sad but still I love them ,still love the album! Waiting for better copy some day !There are some really strong songs on this album from mid-period Cure (92) from the swirlling of 'open' to the poppy 'High' and 'Friday i'm in love' (like only the cure do pop) and the darker and more heart felt 'apart' 'a letter to elise' and the utterly beautiful 'trust'. 'From the edge of the deep green sea' and 'doing the unstuck' are also great songs and if 'to wish impossible things' and 'end' may lack just a little, there isn't really a bad track. BUT... as a whole, i personally find that with it's variety it somehow doesn't quite gel as an album. Having said that, after 20 odd years (i've just replaced my cassete version) i still find it a great listen....it's the cure!Brilliant album, all killer and no filler.I've always loved the cure and this cd is boss over the past 40 years, we have established a reputation as a reliable retailer and a leader in the electronic products and home appliances market. 100% Top Quality Sale JJZXD 10 unids Pasadores de Cabello seccionando Clips de Savings Up to 50% Off Wish Descripción del producto 1992 album feat. "Friday I'm In Love", "Doing The Unstuck" amp; "High" Opinión Lista de canciones:1. Open2. High - David M. Allen, Mark Saunders, Robert Smith, The Cure3. Apart4. From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea5. Wendy Time6. Doing The Unstuck7. Friday I'm In Love - David M. Allen, Mark Saunders, Robert Smith, The Cure8. Trust9. A Letter To Elise - Chris Parry, David M. Allen, Mark Saunders, Robert Smith, The Cure10. Cut11. To Wish Impossible Things12. End