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The Cure - Gone!

Music Video | 1996
ArtistThe Cure
SongGone!
DirectorSteven Hanft
Production DesignerJonathon Stearns
GenreRock
IntroNo
OutroNo
Production Company1171 Production Group
Sound MixStereo
Technical Specificationscolour - format unknown
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Synopsis

The Cure's "Gone!" video is a performance-centered clip built around footage from the band's 1996 Los Angeles concert. Robert Smith and the group play the song onstage as the camera moves between the performance, the venue, and moments surrounding the show. The deliberately loose presentation matches the track's playful, brass-heavy arrangement. One of the video's most memorable touches is the appearance of three older women who are brought onstage to pose as the song's horn section, adding an offbeat comic element to the concert footage.

Factoids & Trivia

  • The footage was shot in Los Angeles in August 1996, with parts filmed before, during, and after the band's August 10 concert at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood.
  • Three older women were brought onstage during the encore to pretend to be a horn section while the cameras filmed the performance.
  • "Gone!" was released on December 2, 1996, as the fourth and final single from *Wild Mood Swings*.
  • The track was an unusual stylistic turn for The Cure, combining funk and jazz touches with prominent brass and playful keyboards.
  • The video was later included on *Galore: The Videos 1987-1997*, released in 1997.
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