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Cure, The - Wish 2LP (30th anniv.)

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30th Anniversary Edition of The Cure's best-selling, Grammy-nominated album 'WISH.' Newly remastered by Robert Smith and Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios.

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- Side 1 -
1 Open (2022 Remaster)
2 High (2022 Remaster)
3 Apart (2022 Remaster)
- Side 2 -
1 From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea (2022 Remaster)
2 Wendy Time (2022 Remaster)
3 Doing the Unstuck (2022 Remaster)
- Side 3 -
1 Friday I'm in Love (2022 Remaster)
2 Trust (2022 Remaster)
3 A Letter to Elise (2022 Remaster)
- Side 4 -
1 Cut (2022 Remaster)
2 To Wish Impossible Things (2022 Remaster)
3 End (2022 Remaster)

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