The Cure's original drummer asks to rejoin band

[The Seeker of Good Songs]

Lol Tolhurst wants to rejoin The Cure. The band's founding drummer, fired in the late 80s, has reached out to Robert Smith in the hope that they might reunite the group's original lineup. Tolhurst wants to go on tour next year, performing a live version of the Cure's 1981 album, Faith.
Tolhurst explained his dream last week, in an interview with Los Angeles' KXLU radio station. With Faith's 30th anniversary approaching in April, Tolhurst suggested they celebrate the birthday by playing the dour, brooding album all over the world. He said he had been in touch with Smith, and that "the ball is now in Robert's court", according to the Cure fan-site Chain of Flowers.
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[Razorblade]

But what bleedin' use is he?! He couldn't play drums (much) and he really couldn't play keyboards!

 

[modrevolve]

Boris Williams will always be my favorite Cure drummer

 

[Worm]

ROFL.

Tolhurst "had a dream". I'm sure he did. It was a daydream about a blizzard of cash and it occurred in his accountant's office.

 

[ItalianCousin]

http://twitter.com/Levinhurst/status/22031367151

another interesting message :
http://twitter.com/Levinhurst/status/21641019416
obviously as regards the BBC project (if is there something really interesting still unreleased, I'm not a great expert in Cure archives)
if there will be a Mixed Up deluxe edition it will be one of the most useless release of all time I've never consider it as a Cure album and I've never understood why it was published and, surtout, it's horrible!