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For A Period In The '90s, I Felt That The Cure Was Massively Undervalued. But There Has Been A Paradigm Shift. There's A Bunch Of Newer Bands Coming Up Who've Grown Up Listening To The Cure And Don't Understand That You're Not Supposed To Like Us.

When You're On Stage, The Real World Just Drops Away For That Time. It's Pretty Intense.

Performing Doesn't Come That Naturally To Me, Even Though I've Done It For Years.

I Never Answer If Someone Knocks On My Door And Only The Band And My Manager Have My Phone Number. In Any Case My Phone Doesn't Ring So I Never Notice It. I Occasionally Just Walk Past And Pick It Up To See If Anyone's There.

I Don't Care Where The Cure Is Placed In The Pantheon Of Rock. I Don't Care If We're Perceived As Relevant. We're Never Worried How We Fit In. I Don't Even Want To Fit In.