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| Tracks | ||
| Title / Artist | Length | |
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| 01 | Why Can't I Be You? / The Cure | |
| 02 | Catch / The Cure | |
| 03 | Just Like Heaven / The Cure | |
| 04 | Hot Hot Hot!!! / The Cure | |
| 05 | Lullaby / The Cure | |
| 06 | Fascination Street / The Cure | |
| 07 | Lovesong / The Cure | |
| 08 | Pictures of You / The Cure | |
| 09 | Never Enough / The Cure | |
| 10 | Close to Me [Closet Remix] / The Cure | |
| 11 | High / The Cure | |
| 12 | Friday I'm in Love / The Cure | |
| 13 | Letter to Elise / The Cure | |
| 14 | 13th [Swing Radio Mix] / The Cure | |
| 15 | Mint Car [Radio Mix] / The Cure | |
| 16 | Strange Attraction [Album Mix] / The Cure | |
| 17 | Gone! [Radio Mix] / The Cure | |
| 18 | Wrong Number / The Cure | |
| Personal | |
| Location | BOX 5 |
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| Comments |
Standing on a Beach, the first singles compilation from Britain's premiere love cats, was the capper on a period of startling, evolving growth for Robert Smith & Co. This rather less interesting 18-song companion piece documents a peak commercial run that ended abruptly with last year's Wild Mood Swings disc. The one new studio track here, "Wrong Number," is a buzzing, synth-suffused delight that hooks deep after three spins. It's the cherry on a cake built from latter-day gems like "Lovesong," "Just Like Heaven," and "Friday I'm in Love." --Jeff Bateman |