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Caught in the raw energy of The Cure's early days, 'The Cure - Boston Underground' captures a fleeting moment in music history. Filmed on April 20, 1980, at the Underground Club, you can feel the excitement of the crowd, a mix of curiosity and youthful angst, as they witness one of the band’s first American performances. The atmosphere is palpable, thick with the post-punk sound that was just beginning to carve out its identity. The setlist is a gem, featuring tracks like 'Boys Don't Cry' and 'Secrets,' while Mission of Burma adds an extra layer of underground cred as the opening act. It's not just a concert film; it’s a document of a time when music felt like a collective experience.
This film is a rare find, with limited distribution and primarily available in niche collector circles. Fans of The Cure and the era's music scene often seek it out for its authentic portrayal of a formative live performance. As such, it draws significant interest from collectors, particularly those focused on live concert recordings and the evolution of post-punk. The scarcity and unique context make it a compelling piece for any serious film or music archivist.
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