Near the end of the 100-minute video interview with Robert Smith that was posted to The Cure‘s Songs of a Lost ... listen to a playlist with all his picks below.

Amid a stunning new album and a short-but-sweet return to the stage with The Cure, Robert ... of his career, Smith loathed center stage, preferring to simply strum his electric guitar away from ...

and “Hot Hot Hot!” The Cure ended its two-hour set with the sterling guitar pop of 1979’s “Boys Don’t Cry,” a reminder that Robert Smith’s distinctive vision remains timeless.

Schecter and Robert Smith have teamed up for limited edition release of the Cure frontman’s signature ... courtesy of Bunny Lake Designs, and each guitar sold will raise $500 for the cancer ...

Guitar overtones and the approximate sound of crashing waves usher this arrangement toward its inevitable reckoning with Smith's sharp, somehow soothing vocal. One of the truly great early Cure ...

But a corridor in the back leads to a spacious, gear-crammed private studio occupied by the Cure — the multiplatinum ... Seated beside his guitar rig was Robert Smith, the group’s leader ...

At Brighton Electric, a warren of rock rehearsal spaces in an old brick tram depot in this English seaside town, young guitar luggers ... that I’m ‘Robert Smith of The Cure’,” he says ...

The Cure frontman Robert ... Smith remains the band’s only constant member, closely followed by long-time bassist Simon Gallup. Reeves Gabrels and Perry Bamote currently tour on guitar, with ...

I don’t recall seeing that in any other Cure album insert. Following Robert Smith’s advice does help bring out the synth overdubs and tangled guitar harmonies that get muddied at lower volumes.

The Cure played an intimate concert for Radio 2 earlier this week, which will be broadcast on BBC Two this weekend The Cure frontman Robert Smith says ... I don't want to pick favourites." ...