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| The Cure | Primary Artist |
| Phil Thornalley | Bass |
| Andy Anderson | Percussion, Drums |
| Porl Thompson | Guitar, Keyboards, Saxophone |
| Laurence Tolhurst | Keyboards |
| Robert "Big Bert" Smith | Guitar, Vocals |
| Howard Gray | Engineer |
| Robert Smith | Composer, Audio Production |
| Laurence Tolhurst | Composer, Instrumentation |
| Johnny Black | Sleeve Notes |
| Dave Allen | Producer, Engineer |
| Zoe Roberts | Tape Research |
| Dave Allen | Engineer |
| Robert "Big Bert" Smith | Producer, Reissue Producer, Instrumentation |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Chris True
Recorded in the midst of Robert Smith's tenuous tenure with Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Top is arguably the most hedonistic record the Cure ever produced. Essentially Smith and Lol Tolhurst working with studio musicians this being the period when the Cure's lineup was never assured, it's an album obviously recorded under stress, drink, and drugs. More wildly experimental musically than anything before it, it laid the foundations for the Cure's pattern of unpigeonholable albums that were to erase their reputation built by Pornography and eventually culminating in Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. That said, it's still very much a Cure record. Heavy on the percussion and quaint ...