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The Cure
The Head On The Door (1985)
FLAC LOSSLESS 24bit-96kHz
PBTHAL Vinyl Rip
allmusic.com...
After recording one of their darkest albums, 1984's The Top, the Cure regrouped and shuffled their lineup, which changed their musical direction rather radically. While the band always had a pop element in their sound and even recorded one of the lightest songs of the '80s, "The Lovecats," The Head on the Door is where they become a hitmaking machine. The shiny, sleek production and laser-sharp melodies of "Inbetween Days" and "Close to Me" helped them become modern rock radio staples and the inspired videos had them in heavy rotation on MTV. The rest of the record didn't suffer for hooks and inventive arrangements either, making even the gloomiest songs like "Screw" and "Kyoto Song" sound radio-ready, and the inventive arrangements (the flamenco guitars and castanets of "The Blood," the lengthy and majestic intro to "Push," the swirling vocals on "The Baby Screams") give the album a musical depth previous efforts lacked. All without sacrificing an ounce of the emotion of the past, which songs as quietly desperate as "A Night Like This" and "Sinking" illustrate. With The Head on the Door, Robert Smith figured out how to make gloom and doom danceable and popular to both alternative and mainstream rock audiences. It was a feat the band managed to pull off for many years afterward, but never as concisely or as impressively as they did here.
foobar2000 1.4.3 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2021-04-12 20:28:32
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Analyzed: The Cure / The Head On The Door
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR11 -1.00 dB -15.02 dB 2:58 01-In Between Days
DR12 -4.12 dB -18.40 dB 4:16 02-Kyoto Song
DR13 -3.15 dB -17.90 dB 3:43 03-The Blood
DR13 -3.70 dB -18.91 dB 3:19 04-Six Different Ways
DR13 -3.51 dB -18.11 dB 4:32 05-Push
DR13 -1.00 dB -17.26 dB 3:45 06-The Baby Screams
DR13 -4.23 dB -18.94 dB 3:23 07-Close To Me
DR12 -1.57 dB -17.34 dB 4:17 08-A Night Like This
DR14 -2.57 dB -18.24 dB 2:38 09-Screw
DR11 -4.42 dB -18.41 dB 4:52 10-Sinking
Number of tracks: 10
Official DR value: DR13
Samplerate: 96000 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 24
Bitrate: 2773 kbps
Codec: FLAC
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The Head On The Door (1985)
FLAC LOSSLESS 24bit-96kHz
PBTHAL Vinyl Rip
allmusic.com...
After recording one of their darkest albums, 1984's The Top, the Cure regrouped and shuffled their lineup, which changed their musical direction rather radically. While the band always had a pop element in their sound and even recorded one of the lightest songs of the '80s, "The Lovecats," The Head on the Door is where they become a hitmaking machine. The shiny, sleek production and laser-sharp melodies of "Inbetween Days" and "Close to Me" helped them become modern rock radio staples and the inspired videos had them in heavy rotation on MTV. The rest of the record didn't suffer for hooks and inventive arrangements either, making even the gloomiest songs like "Screw" and "Kyoto Song" sound radio-ready, and the inventive arrangements (the flamenco guitars and castanets of "The Blood," the lengthy and majestic intro to "Push," the swirling vocals on "The Baby Screams") give the album a musical depth previous efforts lacked. All without sacrificing an ounce of the emotion of the past, which songs as quietly desperate as "A Night Like This" and "Sinking" illustrate. With The Head on the Door, Robert Smith figured out how to make gloom and doom danceable and popular to both alternative and mainstream rock audiences. It was a feat the band managed to pull off for many years afterward, but never as concisely or as impressively as they did here.
foobar2000 1.4.3 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2021-04-12 20:28:32
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Analyzed: The Cure / The Head On The Door
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR11 -1.00 dB -15.02 dB 2:58 01-In Between Days
DR12 -4.12 dB -18.40 dB 4:16 02-Kyoto Song
DR13 -3.15 dB -17.90 dB 3:43 03-The Blood
DR13 -3.70 dB -18.91 dB 3:19 04-Six Different Ways
DR13 -3.51 dB -18.11 dB 4:32 05-Push
DR13 -1.00 dB -17.26 dB 3:45 06-The Baby Screams
DR13 -4.23 dB -18.94 dB 3:23 07-Close To Me
DR12 -1.57 dB -17.34 dB 4:17 08-A Night Like This
DR14 -2.57 dB -18.24 dB 2:38 09-Screw
DR11 -4.42 dB -18.41 dB 4:52 10-Sinking
Number of tracks: 10
Official DR value: DR13
Samplerate: 96000 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 24
Bitrate: 2773 kbps
Codec: FLAC
Not my rip. Any questions about the
equipment used can be found in the
lineage text.
Support the artists...
buy it if you like it!
Sharing since 2010
Thanks for Seeding!
Cheers ;)
88