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| | The Cure-Greatest Hits (2001) |
 | | Greatest Hits features some of the most creative music videos ever screened on television, and is a recommended purchase to anyone who is interested in real music. |
 | | Unfortunately, the label in question, Ariola-Hansa, saw The Cure as a malleable, fresh-faced pop group, while Smith had other ideas, and a year later the relationship was dissolved with nothing having been released. |
 | | While The Cure are pretty light compared to what I normally enjoy listening to, there is no denying their creativity, and if creativity is what you want in your music videos, then you need look no further than this DVD. |
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