The Cure

Let's take a trip back to 2016, a pivotal year for The Cure. By this time, the band had just released their highly anticipated album **"4:13 Dream"** back in 2008, which marked a significant return after a four-year hiatus. The Munich live recording of *"Bloodflowers"* on October 24, 2016, unfolds in a stunningly emotional manner. This performance was during their tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of the band. What's particularly fascinating is that "Bloodflowers," the album from which this song hails, was also celebrated for its deep, reflective themes, serving as a fitting backdrop for Robert Smith's moving performance. It’s not every day you see such raw emotion on stage, and many fans were touched by the sight of Smith visibly moved—crying, no less—during the performance. It really shows the band's commitment to connecting deeply with their audience, pulling everyone into their unique world of sound and sentiment.

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