Ass the year runs to his end they play (in Belgium) the cure a lot on the radio but only the really happy songs like inbetween days and friday I'm in love. Is it the same in other countrys??

I don't really listen to the radio....but I play it a lot when I listen to music on my own...

In England they often play the ones you mentioned and also Lovecats and Boys don't cry and rarely Close to me and Lovesong. I'm pretty sure those are the only ones I've heard.

Lately in Southern California a DJ has a show from 12-1pm on Kroq called Cat's Box. She played The Cure twice this week. She played Push and some other song. She even talked about the new Spin article. I'm sure Craig has it up.

WAIT!!!!
WHAT SPIN ARTICLE??!!
I WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THIS!!! :0

In the UK I have heard Love Cats (big UK 80's hit here got to Number 7 back in 1983), Friday I'm In Love also a huge song here too (UK No 6,1992), Boys Don't Cry, Close To Me and Inbetween Days - Virgin Radio play all of those quite a bit. On TV I have seen Pictures Of You and Lullaby mostly on MTV2 (the alternative station). I don't think they get as much airplay today, though I think they were quite a common band to hear on British radio during the 80's - I read that Inbetween Days received quite a bit of airplay at its time back in 1985 but strangley only managed a No.15 position.

All I ever hear on the radio (when I actually listen to it) around here is Friday I'm In Love, Close to Me every once in a while, Lovesong, and I did actually hear Cut Here once.

The only one I've heard recently is friday im in love and very infrequently at that. i think it may have to do with sony records