The Cure's Unplugged acoustic performance for MTV recorded on January 24th, 1991 in London's MTV Studios and aired on March 3rd, 1991.
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Robert Smith as Self
Simon Gallup as Self
Perry Bamonte as Self
Porl Thompson as Self
Boris Williams as Self
Bruce Gowers Director
The Cure Unplugged Trailer
United States 03 March 1991
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