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However cocaine has been a drug very much abused by Robert through the years. The songs Icing Sugar and The Real Snow White alude to that subtly. Mushrooms and other psychedelics (LSD) during The Top, Banshees and Glove era. He did some speed in the late 70’s.
Robert James Smith (born 21 April 1959) is an English musician, singer, songwriter, ... who had been imprisoned on drugs charges in late 1979. ...
“It sounds really big-headed, but everyone wanted a piece of me,” Smith told Rolling Stone. “I was fighting against being a pop star, being expected to be larger than life all the time, and it really did my head in. “I got really depressed, and I started doing drugs again – hallucinogenic drugs.
Wracked by hallucinogenic drug use and struggling with the trappings of fame, Smith, the band’s mastermind, was set on creating an “important” album, as he didn’t know what the future held for the band after that, and even suggested they might call it quits afterwards.
30 de jun. de 2019 · Smith, intense even by the standards of a 23-year-old songwriter, had conceived of Pornography as cathartic final statement, following on from its almost (but not quite) as bleak predecessors ...
The hothouse of success drove Smith to escape from the capital. "I survived; a lot of people that I left in London didn't." By the time of 1992's Wish, with its jaunty hit Friday I'm in Love, the ...
Whether it be Seventeen Seconds, Pornography or Disintegration, Smith’s thoughts and feelings have always determined what creative direction the band have gone in. One interesting facet of The Cure’s ’80s era, was the influence of drugs on Smith’s writing.
