Seventeen Seconds by The Cure, album cover
Album

Seventeen Seconds

Released18 April 1980
LabelFiction
Popularity89.0
Also cited22 April 1980

Seventeen Seconds is the second studio album by the Cure, released on 18 April 1980 on Fiction Records. It followed Three Imaginary Boys and arrived with the band reshaped. Original bassist Michael Dempsey had left, and Simon Gallup joined as an official member alongside keyboardist Matthieu Hartley. It was also the first record Robert Smith co-produced, working with Mike Hedges.

The album sits at the point where the Cure's sound moved into the gothic rock and post-punk territory that would define their next few records. It is worth hearing for "A Forest", the band's first single to reach the UK top 40, and as the clearest early picture of Smith taking charge of the group's direction. Anyone tracing the road from Three Imaginary Boys to Faith and Pornography should start here.

Seventeen Seconds: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 35:36

Tracklist

  1. 1A ReflectionGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst2:09
  2. 2Play for TodayGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst3:41
  3. 3SecretsGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst3:20
  4. 4In Your HouseGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst4:08
  5. 5ThreeGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst2:34
  6. 6The Final SoundGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst0:52
  7. 7A ForestGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst5:55
  8. 8MGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst3:03
  9. 9At NightGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst5:54
  10. 10Seventeen SecondsGallup, Hartley, Smith, Tolhurst3:59
Produced by
Mike Hedges, Robert Smith
Recorded at
Morgan, London
Recorded
January 1980
Label
Fiction
Length
35:36

Line-up

  • Simon Gallup · electric bass guitar
  • Matthieu Hartley · keyboard
  • Robert Smith · electric guitar, lead vocals
  • Lol Tolhurst · drums (drum set)

Singles

  • “A Forest” · 28 March 1980

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 1980–198120
US Billboard 200 · Combined186
New Zealand Albums · 1980–19819
Dutch Albums · 1980–198115
US Alternative · Combined21
Scottish Albums · Combined28
US Top Rock Albums · Combined36
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1980–198139
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 200578
French Albums · 200580
All 11 charts
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 2020–2026144

Certifications

RegionCertification
France · 1986Gold
New ZealandPlatinum
United Kingdom · 2025Silver

From MusicBrainz, Wikipedia and Wikidata. Only what the sources record is shown.

89.0
Popularity (0–100, vs the whole vault)
8.6k
ListenBrainz listeners
161k
Wikipedia views, last 12 months
22k
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1980-04-18; musicbrainz + wikidata 1980-04-22 (4 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz22 April 1980
Wikipedia infobox18 April 1980
Wikidata22 April 1980
UK / Europe release22 April 1980earliest UK or European date
29 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—CAElektra603497978380remaster
—XEFiction042282535429other
—XEFiction042282535429other
—XEFiction600753277843other
—DEFiction042282535429other
—AUFiction0042282535429other
1980DEFictionother
1980CAFiction Recordsother
1980FRFictionother
22 April 1980GBFictionoriginal
1985DEFiction042282535429other
1985DEFiction042282535429other
1988USElektra075596078429other
1988USElektra075596078412other
1988USElektraother
1992MXPolyGram7509967210208other
2005DEFiction602498218327other
1 January 2005AFUMC602438863327deluxe
26 April 2005USRhino081227468224other
2 May 2005XEFiction602498218310deluxe
9 May 2005GBFiction602498218327other
7 June 2005USElektra081227787561deluxe
21 May 2008JPFiction4988005514387other
28 May 2008JPFiction4988005514387other
24 October 2011NLMusic on Vinyl0600753030424other
2012XEFiction600753277843other
21 April 2012XEFiction Records0600753381144other
2 September 2016USFiction081227981600other
29 August 2020XEFictionother
Cover art sources

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