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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book begs the question: why should an album make you feel good? In 1989, The Cures Robert Smith was going to turn thirty years old. His fears and anxieties of agehaving not yet written his pinnacle albumcaused Smith to embark on the bands undoing with Disintegration. The result was an LP drenched in melancholy sublime, a beautiful decree of breaking down to build anew. From the fame and notoriety of The Cure after their hit, Just Like Heaven, to the departure of the only other consistent band member, Lol Tolhurst, its clear that the grisly spiral into the depths of pain is stamped throughout Disintegration. This book explores the depths of Smiths masterpiece by way of the French Modernist Charles Baudelaire and his poem, Spleen. Much like Smith, Baudelaire took his temperament and softened the edges of sorrow, transforming it into a mass of supercharged emotion: a tenuous concoction of sin and sex, lust and monstrosity, self-hatred and fear all cauterized by the malaise (and acceptance) of eternal melancholy. And through Disintegration lies Robert Smiths corpushis spleen. Its here that The Cures upheaval and Smiths heroic martyrdom became the catalyst for his masterpiece. By way of Charles Baudelaires poem, Spleen, this book deconstructs the grueling story of The Cures masterpiece Disintegrationone fitful heartbreak at a time. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: New. This book begs the question: why should an album make you feel good? In 1989, The Cure's Robert Smith was going to turn thirty years old. His fears and anxieties of age-having not yet written his pinnacle album-caused Smith to embark on the band's undoing with Disintegration. The result was an LP drenched in melancholy sublime, a beautiful decree of breaking down to build anew. From the fame and notoriety of The Cure after their hit, "Just Like Heaven," to the departure of the only other consistent band member, Lol Tolhurst, it's clear that the grisly spiral into the depths of pain is stamped throughout Disintegration. This book explores the depths of Smith's masterpiece by way of the French Modernist Charles Baudelaire and his poem, "Spleen." Much like Smith, Baudelaire took his temperament and softened the edges of sorrow, transforming it into a mass of supercharged emotion: a tenuous concoction of sin and sex, lust and monstrosity, self-hatred and fear. all cauterized by the malaise (and acceptance) of eternal melancholy. And through Disintegration lies Robert Smith's corpus-his spleen. It's here that The Cure's upheaval and Smith's heroic martyrdom became the catalyst for his masterpiece.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This book begs the question: why should an album make you feel good In 1989, The Cure's Robert Smith was going to turn thirty years old. His fears and anxieties of age-having not yet written his pinnacle album-caused Smith to embark on the band's undoing with Disintegration. The result was an LP drenched in melancholy sublime, a beautiful decree of breaking down to build anew. From the fame and notoriety of The Cure after their hit, 'Just Like Heaven,' to the departure of the only other consistent band member, Lol Tolhurst, it's clear that the grisly spiral into the depths of pain is stamped throughout Disintegration. This book explores the depths of Smith's masterpiece by way of the French Modernist Charles Baudelaire and his poem, 'Spleen.' Much like Smith, Baudelaire took his temperament and softened the edges of sorrow, transforming it into a mass of supercharged emotion: a tenuous concoction of sin and sex, lust and monstrosity, self-hatred and fear. all cauterized by the malaise (and acceptance) of eternal melancholy. And through Disintegration lies Robert Smith's corpus-his spleen. It's here that The Cure's upheaval and Smith's heroic martyrdom became the catalyst for his masterpiece.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book begs the question: why should an album make you feel good? In 1989, The Cures Robert Smith was going to turn thirty years old. His fears and anxieties of agehaving not yet written his pinnacle albumcaused Smith to embark on the bands undoing with Disintegration. The result was an LP drenched in melancholy sublime, a beautiful decree of breaking down to build anew. From the fame and notoriety of The Cure after their hit, Just Like Heaven, to the departure of the only other consistent band member, Lol Tolhurst, its clear that the grisly spiral into the depths of pain is stamped throughout Disintegration. This book explores the depths of Smiths masterpiece by way of the French Modernist Charles Baudelaire and his poem, Spleen. Much like Smith, Baudelaire took his temperament and softened the edges of sorrow, transforming it into a mass of supercharged emotion: a tenuous concoction of sin and sex, lust and monstrosity, self-hatred and fear all cauterized by the malaise (and acceptance) of eternal melancholy. And through Disintegration lies Robert Smiths corpushis spleen. Its here that The Cures upheaval and Smiths heroic martyrdom became the catalyst for his masterpiece. By way of Charles Baudelaires poem, Spleen, this book deconstructs the grueling story of The Cures masterpiece Disintegrationone fitful heartbreak at a time. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book begs the question: why should an album make you feel good? In 1989, The Cures Robert Smith was going to turn thirty years old. His fears and anxieties of agehaving not yet written his pinnacle albumcaused Smith to embark on the bands undoing with Disintegration. The result was an LP drenched in melancholy sublime, a beautiful decree of breaking down to build anew. From the fame and notoriety of The Cure after their hit, Just Like Heaven, to the departure of the only other consistent band member, Lol Tolhurst, its clear that the grisly spiral into the depths of pain is stamped throughout Disintegration. This book explores the depths of Smiths masterpiece by way of the French Modernist Charles Baudelaire and his poem, Spleen. Much like Smith, Baudelaire took his temperament and softened the edges of sorrow, transforming it into a mass of supercharged emotion: a tenuous concoction of sin and sex, lust and monstrosity, self-hatred and fear all cauterized by the malaise (and acceptance) of eternal melancholy. And through Disintegration lies Robert Smiths corpushis spleen. Its here that The Cures upheaval and Smiths heroic martyrdom became the catalyst for his masterpiece. By way of Charles Baudelaires poem, Spleen, this book deconstructs the grueling story of The Cures masterpiece Disintegrationone fitful heartbreak at a time. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. This book begs the question: why should an album make you feel good? In 1989, The Cure's Robert Smith was going to turn thirty years old. His fears and anxieties of age-having not yet written his pinnacle album-caused Smith to embark on the band's undoing with Disintegration. The result was an LP drenched in melancholy sublime, a beautiful decree of breaking down to build anew. From the fame and notoriety of The Cure after their hit, "Just Like Heaven," to the departure of the only other consistent band member, Lol Tolhurst, it's clear that the grisly spiral into the depths of pain is stamped throughout Disintegration. This book explores the depths of Smith's masterpiece by way of the French Modernist Charles Baudelaire and his poem, "Spleen." Much like Smith, Baudelaire took his temperament and softened the edges of sorrow, transforming it into a mass of supercharged emotion: a tenuous concoction of sin and sex, lust and monstrosity, self-hatred and fear. all cauterized by the malaise (and acceptance) of eternal melancholy. And through Disintegration lies Robert Smith's corpus-his spleen. It's here that The Cure's upheaval and Smith's heroic martyrdom became the catalyst for his masterpiece.…

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