Cut Here

Cut Here
"Cut Here"
Single by The Cure
from the album Greatest Hits
Released 29 October 2001
Genre Alternative rock
Length 4:10
Label Fiction Records
Producer Robert Smith
The Cure singles chronology
"Maybe Someday"
(2000)		 "Cut Here"
(2001)		 "Just Say Yes"
(2001)

"Cut Here" is the name of a single released by the British group The Cure in 2001 on Fiction Records / Elektra Records. The song was initially released on the album Greatest Hits and reached number 54 on the UK Singles Chart

Contents

History

The song gets its title from the fact that Robert Smith had believed it would be the last song the band would record, and it is also an anagram of the band's name. This song is about the suicide of friend and Associates singer Billy Mackenzie in 1997.

"Cut Here" was originally going to be the B-side with "Signal to Noise" being the A-side. This fact was confirmed in Join the Dots, with an acoustic version of "Signal to Noise" being intended to be on Greatest Hits before the switch. "Signal to Noise" was played live in The Cure's 2005 festivals because returning member Porl Thompson really liked the song. It was one of the rare B-sides to be performed live regularly. (The last was "The Big Hand" in 1992.) "Cut Here" was played sparingly at festivals from 2001–2002 and has not been played since.

Acoustic version

The song was re-recorded later in 2001 for the band's twelfth studio album, Acoustic Hits, which contains eighteen re-recordings of previous songs by the band using acoustic guitars, and was only released as a limited edition bonus disc to the said greatest hits album. Because of that, this acoustic version is quite rare, and was only released on the Acoustic Hits album, as were all the songs on this album (except for the version of "Never Enough", was released in 2010 on the Brit Awards 2010 album).

Track listing

  1. "Cut Here"
  2. "Signal to Noise"
  3. "Cut Here" (Missing Remix)

Personnel

v · d · eThe Cure
Robert Smith • Simon Gallup • Roger O'Donnell • Jason Cooper
Andy Anderson • Perry Bamonte • Michael Dempsey • Matthieu Hartley • Porl Thompson • Phil Thornalley • Lol Tolhurst • Boris Williams
Studio albums
Live albums
Concert: The Cure Live • Entreat • Show • Paris
Compilations
Boys Don't Cry • Happily Ever After • Japanese Whispers • Standing on a Beach/Staring at the Sea • Mixed Up • Assemblage CD Collection • Galore • Greatest Hits • Join the Dots • 4play
EPs
Half an Octopuss • Quadpus • The Peel Sessions • Integration • Lost Wishes • Sideshow • Five Swing Live • Festival 2005 • Hypnagogic States EP
Singles
"Killing an Arab" • "Boys Don't Cry" • "Jumping Someone Else's Train" • "A Forest" • "Primary" • "Charlotte Sometimes" • "A Single" • "Let's Go to Bed" • "The Walk" • "The Lovecats" • "The Caterpillar" • "In Between Days" • "Close to Me" • "Why Can't I Be You?" • "Catch" • "Just Like Heaven" • "Hot Hot Hot!!!" • "Lullaby" • "Fascination Street" • "Lovesong" • "Pictures of You" • "Never Enough" • "Close to Me (Remix)" • "High" • "Friday I'm in Love" • "A Letter to Elise" • "The 13th" • "Mint Car" • "Gone!" • "Strange Attraction" • "Wrong Number" • "Cut Here" • "Just Say Yes" • "The End of the World" • "Taking Off" ("alt.end") • "The Only One" • "Freakshow" • "Sleep When I'm Dead" • "The Perfect Boy"
Videos
Staring at the Sea: The Images • The Cure Live in Japan • The Cure in Orange • Picture Show • Play Out • Show • Galore: The Videos 1987–1997 • Greatest Hits • Trilogy • Festival 2005
Related bands
Associates • Babacar • COGASM • Cult Hero • Easy Cure • Fools Dance • The Glove • Levinhurst • Lockjaw • The Magazine Spies • Malice • Presence • Shelleyan Orphan • Siouxsie and the Banshees
Related articles
Discography • Personnel • Blue Sunshine • "10:15 Saturday Night" • "Like an Animal" • "Punish Me with Kisses" • "I'm a Cult Hero" • Essential Glastonbury

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