Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: Seventeen Seconds by The Cure

Seventeen Seconds

(Bonus Tracks)

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Record Label: Rhino/Elektra

Originally released: 07-JUN-2005

Play	Track	Price
	1. A Reflection	$0.99
	2. Play For Today	$0.99
	3. Secrets	$0.99
	4. In Your House	$0.99
	5. Three	$0.99
	6. The Final Sound	$0.99
	7. A Forest	$1.29
	8. M	$0.99
	9. At Night	$0.99
	10. Seventeen Seconds	$0.99
	11. I'm A Cult Hero (LP Version)	$0.99
	12. I Dig You (LP Version)	$0.99
	13. Another Journey By Train (Previously Unreleased) (Group Home Instrumental Demo 1/80)	$0.99
	14. Secrets (Previously Unreleased) (Group Home Instrumental Demo 1/80)	$0.99
	15. Seventeen Seconds (Previously Unrelease) (Live in Amsterdam Jan. 1980)	$0.99
	16. In Your House (Live in Amsterdam Jan. 1980)	$0.99
	17. Three (Alt. Studio Mix Feb. 1980) (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	18. I Dig You (Previously Unrelease) (Cult Hero Live in the Marquee Club London March 1980)	$0.99
	19. I'm A Cult Hero (Previously Unrelease) (Cult Hero Live in the Marquee Club London March 1980)	$0.99
	20. M (Previously Unreleased) (Live in Arnhem May 1980)	$0.99
	21. The Final Sound (Previously Unrelease) (Live in France June 1980)	$0.99
	22. A Reflection (Previously Unrelease) (Live in France June 1980)	$0.99
	23. Play For Today (Previously Unrelease) (Live in France June 1980)	$0.99
	24. At Night (Live In France)	$0.99
	25. A Forest (Previously Unrelease) (Live in France June 1980)	$1.29

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Reviews

Rhapsody

The Cure took a big stylistic leap between their guitar-driven debut and the synthy, sparseness of 17 Seconds. The bonus cuts on this special edition feature B-sides (fun, but mostly nonessential) and vibrant live cuts that illustrate that transition. They've always sounded better in concert than their lack of stage presence and physical energy suggests.

- Nick Dedina

(p) 2005 Elektra Entertaiment Company, manufactured and marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company

(c) 2005 Elektra Entertaiment Company, manufactured and marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company