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The band reconvened with Hedges to produce 1981's Faith, which furthered the mood of misery present on Seventeen Seconds. The Cure album hit #14 on the UK charts. Included with cassette copies of Faith was an instrumental soundtrack for Carnage Visors, an animated film shown in place of an opening act for The Cure's 1981 Picture Tour. In late 1981, The Cure released the non-album single "Charlotte Sometimes". By this point the somber mood of the music was having a profound effect on the attitude of the band. The Cure would refuse requests for older songs in concert, and sometimes Smith would be so absorbed by the persona The Cure projected onstage The Cure would leave at the end in tears.
During the Disintegration sessions, The Cure gave Smith an ultimatum that either Tolhurst would have to leave The Cure or they would. In February 1989 Tolhurst's exit was made official and announced to the press; this resulted in Roger O'Donnell becoming a full-fledged member of The Cure and left Smith as The Cure The Cure's only remaining founding member. Smith attributed Tolhurst's dismissal to an inability to exert himself and issues with alcohol, concluding, "He was out of step with everything. It had just become detrimental to everything we'd do." Because Tolhurst was still on the payroll during the recording of Disintegration, The Cure was credited in the album's liner notes as playing "other instruments", however it has since been revealed that The Cure contributed nothing to the album in either performance or songwriting. The Cure then embarked on the Prayer Tour, which saw The Cure playing stadiums in America.
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The Cure's third single "Jumping Someone Else's Train" was released in early October 1979. Soon afterwards, Dempsey was sacked from The Cure due to The Cure's cool reception to material Smith had written for the upcoming album. Dempsey joined the Associates, while Simon Gallup (bass) and Matthieu Hartley (keyboards) from Horley post-punk/New Wave band The Cure Magspies joined The Cure . The Cure Associates toured as support band for The Cure and The Cure Passions on the Future Pastimes Tour of England between November and December‰ÛÓall three bands were on the Fiction Records roster‰ÛÓwith the new The Cure Time Warner Cable Arena (formerly Charlotte Bobcats Arena) tickets lineup already performing a number of new songs for the projected second album. Meanwhile, a spin-off band comprising Smith, Tolhurst, Dempsey, Gallup, Hartley and Thompson, with backing vocals from assorted family and friends, and lead vocals provided by their local postman Frankie Bell released a 7 inch single in December under the assumed name of Cult Hero.
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"Lovesong" (1989)
Gothic phase (1980-1982)