70 Years of Rock and Metal represented by 100 of the most popular and influential bands and artists; past, present and future. Each bar signifies the band’s active years from their first single to their break-up and the colour(s) represent the band’s genre(s). I’m sure there are plenty of bands that people think may or may not deserve to be on the list, but these are the acts I personally think represent all genres, decades and importance of Rock music.
There’s a poll between Linkin ParkandThe Cure for Radio Rai 2 and if one of them wins, they will get a full radio show (maybe with new interviews as well!!!). Please VOTE.
I must admit that to see him missing the last 2019 show has been a quite worrying experience. Eden did an amazing job as usual, demonstrating how strong are the bonds in the big Cure family, but nonetheless, this second absence (and the lack of explanations) is not reassuring at all for the future. Despite not looking too worried, Robert was very emotional all night, and this morning we also got this message from Eden himself, which is enigmatic just as the message on top of this post…
I really hope everything turns out well for them. I can’t really imagine what kind of serious personal situations might affect Simon in this way, but I respect their privacy, and in my heart I know that if they’re not sharing anything more precise, it’s certainly for a good reason. They turned 2019 into a magic year for us Curefans, and they don’t deserve anything bad in their life. Please send them your most positive thoughts!
Reblogging this because I am speechless and I do worry a lot about them. I hope they are all fine and everything will be okay… because nothing bad should happen to anyone. Spread the Love for The Cure. We must stay unite!
40 years ago… on 4 December 1978, The Cure recorded their first session for John Peel’s show on Radio One. They performed Killing An Arab, 10.15 Saturday Night, Boys Don’t Cry and Fire In Cairo. Photo taken by Augusto Croce.
