Official album cover artwork for Three Imaginary Boys by The Cure

The Cure

Three Imaginary Boys

RELEASED: May 08, 1979
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. 10:15 Saturday Night Meaning 3:42 2. Accuracy 2:17 3. Grinding Halt Meaning 2:49 4. Another Day 3:44 5. Object 3:03 6. Subway Song 2:00 7. Foxy Lady 2:29 8. Meathook 2:17 9. So What 2:39 10. Fire in Cairo Meaning 3:23 11. It’s Not You Meaning 2:51 12. Three Imaginary Boys Meaning 3:32 13. The Weedy Burton 0:53
Three Imaginary Boys is the debut studio album by English post-punk band The Cure, released on May 8, 1979. The album features a mix of punk rock and new wave sounds, characterized by its jangly guitars, melancholic lyrics, and atmospheric production. It includes notable tracks such as 'Boys Don't Cry' and 'Jumping Someone Else's Train,' which have become iconic in the band's catalog. The album laid the groundwork for The Cure's evolution into a more gothic and atmospheric sound in their later works. It is frequently cited as a seminal release in the post-punk genre.