The Cure: Three Imaginary Boys PIC

LP Record The Cure, the undisputed leaders of the early gothic scene and a pivotal band in the birth of British post-punk, recorded their debut album Three Imaginary Boys at Morgan Studios in London, releasing it on 8 May 1979. After almost a full year of gigging in 1977, the band renamed themselves The Cure and, after parting ways with Porl Thompson, changed their line-up to an unusual power trio. This line-up only lasted for the first album, which was unique for its essentially minimalist sound. In 1978, the three (imaginary?) boys soon signed with Chris Parry's Fiction label. What you are holding in your hands is a faithful reissue of the original British pressing.