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Robert Smith series (5 of 7) I don’t care how popular it was, I’m skipping the band’s mid-80s poppier phase and going straight to their 8th studio album, 1989’s fantastic “Disintegration,” and I’ll fight anyone who complains. This song was supposedly inspired by Smith going through the remains of a house fire and finding a picture of his wife. The band had more commercially successful singles, but I’d say this is the song for which the band is most known. This performance was at The Palace of Auburn Hills in 1992.