When the reissue of The Cure's landmark album DISINTEGRATION arrived earlier this year, the vinyl edition featured none of the bonus material included on the 3 CD and digital editions - which is why it perhaps comes as no surprise that ENTREAT PLUS, the expanded edition of the band's 1990 live album, now will be released as a separate 2 LP set. Originally released as a promo disc in 1990, the eight-track ENTREAT recorded at London's Wembley Arena in July 1989 was later released commercially in Europe. The expanded edition included with this year's reissue fleshes out the album to replicate a full live performance of 1989's epic DISINTEGRATION, with tracks remixed by Robert Smith - a sonic makeover that some fans have complained dampens Boris Williams' drumming.
2 Pictures of You (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
3 Closedown (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
4 Lovesong (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
5 Last Dance (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
6 Lullaby (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
7 Fascination Street (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
- Disc 2 -
1 Prayers for Rain (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
2 The Same Deep Water As You (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
3 Disintegration (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
4 Homesick (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
5 Untitled (Live at Wembley 07/89 - Remix 07/09)
When the reissue of The Cure's landmark album DISINTEGRATION arrived earlier this year, the vinyl edition featured none of the bonus material included on the 3 CD and digital editions - which is why it perhaps comes as no surprise that ENTREAT PLUS, the expanded edition of the band's 1990 live album, now will be released as a separate 2 LP set. Originally released as a promo disc in 1990, the eight-track ENTREAT recorded at London's Wembley Arena in July 1989 was later released commercially in Europe. The expanded edition included with this year's reissue fleshes out the album to replicate a full live performance of 1989's epic DISINTEGRATION, with tracks remixed by Robert Smith - a sonic makeover that some fans have complained dampens Boris Williams' drumming.
