The Cure - Standing On A Beach - The Singles - Used VG / No Cover
The Cure's Standing On A Beach – The Singles traces a path through post-punk, new wave, goth rock and synth-pop across thirteen selections. From “Boys Don't Cry” and “A Forest” to “The Lovecats,” “In Between Days” and “Close To Me,” this 1986 US Elektra LP offers a varied introduction to the band's singles.
Condition: Used VG vinyl. No cover included. The record has hairlines and has been played and tested; an occasional pop may be audible.
| Label | Elektra – 60477-1 / 9 60477-1 |
| Format | Vinyl LP, compilation; SRC pressing |
| Country | US |
| Released | 1986 |
| Genre | Electronic, Rock |
| Style | Post-punk, new wave, goth rock, synth-pop |
Tracklist
| A1 | Killing An Arab |
| A2 | Boys Don't Cry |
| A3 | Jumping Someone Else's Train |
| A4 | A Forest |
| A5 | Primary |
| A6 | Charlotte Sometimes |
| A7 | The Hanging Garden |
| B1 | Let's Go To Bed |
| B2 | The Walk |
| B3 | The Lovecats |
| B4 | The Caterpillar |
| B5 | In Between Days |
| B6 | Close To Me |
Edition notes: The source listing identifies a Specialty Records Company (SRC) pressing. The edition was originally issued in a gatefold with a printed inner sleeve, but this copy has no cover. Catalog number 60477-1 appears on the edition's labels and inner sleeve; 9 60477-1 appears on its spine. Early copies carried a pink singles sticker and a statement condemning prejudice and anti-Arab misuse of “Killing An Arab,” a song based on The Stranger. These are historical edition notes, not a claim that packaging or stickers accompany this copy.
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