Halifax, The Good Mood Club (UK)
UNKNOWN SETLIST
Month: May 1979
Record Mirror (UK)
Three Imaginary Boys album adverts and review entitled "Physician Rock 'N Roll Thyself!" written by Chris Westwood. Grinding Halt single review which begins with: "Hello, stolen the riff from Little Eva's Locomotion have we..?" written by Mike Nicholls. [ MORE . . . ]
New Musical Express (UK)
Interview with The Cure entitled "A Demonstration Of Household Appliances" written by Nick Kent. News article about the tour changes. Three Imaginary Boys adverts. UK tour advert. [ MORE . . . ]
Melody Maker (UK)
There are two adverts promoting Three Imaginary Boys album. [ MORE . . . ]
Newport, The Village (UK)
UNKNOWN SETLIST
Cheshire, Northwich Memorial Hall (UK)
UNKNOWN SETLIST
John Peel (FM)
On 9 May 1979, The Cure recorded another John Peel session at BBC Maida Vale studio 4 in London, England. This session was produced by John Sparrow and engineered by Ted De Bono. [ MORE . . . ]
Grinding Halt
With a view to releasing a second single, Parry sent out white labels of Grinding Halt but the reaction of radio programmers was less than enthusiastic so the idea was dropped although not before it was erroneously reviewed in Record Mirror. [ MORE . . . ]
Sounds (UK)
Three Imaginary Boys album review entitled "Cure pop for now people" written by Dave McCullough. Grinding Halt single review. [ MORE . . . ]
New Musical Express (UK)
Three Imaginary Boys album advert and review entitled "A Cure For Cancer?" written by Paul Morley. Grinding Halt review by Ian Penman. UK tour advert. [ MORE . . . ]