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Bloodflowers is the eleventh studio album by British alternative rock band The Cure, released in February 2000.

Released: 15 February 2000.
Recorded: 1998–1999 at St Catherines Court, Avon and RAK Studios, London, England.
Genre:
Gothic rock Dark wave New wave.
Label: Fiction
Producer:
Robert Smith Paul Corkett.

The album is seen as a sombre return to form by critics Robert Smith has expressed on several occasions that the album is the final part in his "trilogy" (the three albums he feels best define The Cure), the first being the 1982 album Pornography, and the second being the 1989 album Disintegration.

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The album is the last so far to feature extensive use of keyboards. The 2004 album The Cure uses keyboards much more sparingly and after the departure of Roger O'Donnell following the release of the album and the following tour, the band was stripped down to a four-piece, featuring no keyboards at all.

Release

Bloodflowers was released on 15 February 2000 by record label Fiction. No commercial singles were released from Bloodflowers, but two promotional singles were released to DJs and radio stations: "Out of This World", in January (Europe) and May (U.S.), and "Maybe Someday", in January (U.S.) and April (Europe). It was a moderate success, debuting at number 16 on the US Billboard200 albums chart. It was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 2001.

Personnel

The Cure

Robert Smith – guitar, keyboard, 6-string bass, vocals
Simon Gallup – bass.
Perry Bamonte – guitar, 6-string bass
Jason Cooper – percussion, drums
Roger O'Donnell – keyboard

Production:
Paul Corkett – producer, engineer, mixing
Robert Smith – producer, mixing
Sacha Jankovich – engineerIan 
Cooper – mastering
Daryl Bamonte – project coordinator
Perry Bamonte – photography
Paul Cox – photography
Alex Smith – photography
Alexis Yraola – logo

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Lyrics: 🔊🔊
Nothing I am
Nothing I dream
Nothing is new
Nothing I think or believe in or say
Nothing is true

It used to be so easy
I never even tried
Yeah it used to be so easy

But the last day of summer
Never felt so cold
The last day of summer
Never felt so old
Never felt so...

All that I have
All that I hold
All that is wrong
All that I feel for or trust in or love
All that is gone

It used to be so easy
I never even tried
Yeah it used to be so easy

But the last day of summer
Never felt so cold
The last day of summer
Never felt so old
The last day of summer
Never felt so cold

Never felt so

Compositores: Robert James Smith / Simon Gallup / Roger O'donnell / Perry Bamonte / Jason Toop Cooper

Letra de The Last Day of Summer © Universal Music Publishing Group

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