Artist	Song
The Cure	Three Imaginary Boys
from Three Imaginary Boys (Deluxe Edition) (2008)
The Glove	Like an Animal (2006 Remastered)
from Blue Sunshine (2006)
The Cure	All Cats Are Grey
from Faith (2005)
The Cure	Six Different Ways
from The Head On the Door (Remastered) [Bonus Version] (2006)
Robert Smith	Very Good Advice
from Almost Alice (Deluxe Version) (2010)
The Cure	Down Under
from Down Under - Single (2008)
Junior Jack & Robert Smith	Da Hype
from Trust It (2004)
The Cure	The Walk (Infustion Mix)
from Future Retro (2006)
The Cure	NY Trip
from NY Trip - Single (2008)
The Cure	Purple Haze
from Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities, 1978-2001 (2005)
The Cure	Coming Up
from Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities, 1978-2001 (2005)
Blank & Jones & Mark Reeder	A Forest (Schwarzwald Mix) [with Robert Smith]
from Reordered (2009)
The Cure	A Strange Day
from Pornography (2005)
The Cure	World In My Eyes
from Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities, 1978-2001 (2005)
The Cure	The Perfect Boy (Remix 4 By Patrick Stump / Pete Wentz [Fob])
from Hypnagogic States (2008)
Paul Hartnoll & Robert Smith	Please (KCB Mix)
from Therapy Sessions 4 (Continuous DJ Mix by Dave Seaman) (2010)
The Cure	Just Like Heaven
from Sessions@AOL - EP (2004)
The Cure	Gone!
from Wild Mood Swings (1996)
The Cure	Wrong Number (Single Mix)
from The Cure: Greatest Hits (2007)
The Cure	Doing the Unstuck
from Wish (1992)
The Cure	Freakshow
from 4:13 Dream (2008)
The Cure	Alt.End
from From Festival 2005 (Live Audio Version) - EP (2006)
The Cure	Disintegration (Remix) [Live at Wembley 7/89 - 7/09]
from Disintegration (Deluxe Edition - Remastered) (2010)
The Cure	From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea
from Show (Live) (2004)
The Cure	A Few Hours After This....
from Join the Dots: B-Sides and Rarities, 1978-2001 (2005)

Comment:

As the driving force behind the Cure, Robert Smith is an undeniable alt-rock icon, his bird’s-nest hairdo and makeup-caked visage as much a part of pop culture as his tunes. Still, over the years, he found plenty of time to play hooky from his day job. In the ’80s, he blew off some steam with psychedelia-influenced supergroup the Glove alongside Siouxsie & The Banshees’ Steve Severin — but despite the sonic similarities, that’s Jeanette Landray, [i]not[/i] Siouxsie singing on “Like an Animal.” More recently, Smith ventured into another kind of trippy territory with his woozy, electro-orchestral version of the old [i]Alice in Wonderland[/i] tune “Very Good Advice.” He even gets his ya-ya’s out, adding vocals to Belgian house king Junior Jack’s jumping “Da Hype” — when Smith sings “It’s so good to play,” you just [i]know[/i] the old goth hero is getting down and having fun.

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