Top 10 Best The Cult Songs
The Cult, the renowned British rock band, has been churning out massive hits and gripping deep cuts for decades. With their electrifying blend of hard rock, gothic rock, and post-punk, they've carved out a distinctive sonic identity that is uniquely their own.The question now is, which of The Cult's tracks truly resonate with you? Is it the hard-hitting "She Sells Sanctuary," with its distinct guitar riff and Ian Astbury's impassioned vocals? Or could it be the haunting "Rain," a staple of their early gothic rock phase? Perhaps it's the sheer energy and verve of "Love Removal Machine," a track that perfectly captures the band's transition towards a more hard rock sound?
And let's not forget about the anthemic "Fire Woman," a song that combines Billy Duffy's soaring guitar work with Astbury's powerful vocal performance. Or maybe you're more drawn to their lesser-known tracks, those hidden gems that showcase the depth and diversity of The Cult's musical repertoire?
No matter what your musical taste is, The Cult offers something for everyone. Their tracks are more than just songs - they're anthems of a generation, timeless pieces of music that still sound as fresh and vibrant today as they did when they were first released.
An incredibly distinctive song that can be recognised from the first note. Encourages a good feeling in me every time I hear it. This is one of my all time favourite songs.
Rooted old school sound that hits it hard from note one!
Incredible from start to finish and a great rock video.
Amazing song. It does a great job at capturing the inexplicable, overwhelming feeling of being consumed by love. The song is full of raw desperation, giving it a feeling of danger and aggression as the emotions at play in the song begin to boil over. That desperate sense makes it a great hard-rock ass-kicker as well as a love song, great for pumping iron to the tune of.
Should be number one! This is the greatest song by them ever. It actually has a chorus that is substantially better than the other masterpieces that they have created.
Once I told my wife this was here song... She never looked back and The Cult moved past 311 as her favorite band.
Rain needs to be higher..
Starts off sounding deceptively ordinary, until that guitar just stealth-attacks you from nowhere. My favourite Cult song of them all!
The guitar in this song is just too much to handle!
Sounds like a Thin Lizzy song.
Rocks and you can drink beer and trip to this. If you have an impala and a lot of friends cruising at about 120.
One of the best and most famous 80s metal songs. Even people that do not know a lot of music from that time recognize this song when I play it,
By far one of the best. Second only to She Sells Sanctuary.
The very best of song
My all time Cult fave... #1
Should be number 1
By far the best tune jammed by these guys.
This song has always moved something in my soul since I heard it in 88
Is one of the best songs
How is this 31? Duffy plays an outstanding riff throughout the whole song. This is my favorite.
Intense riff, powerful beat, unconventional structure, almost religious sound--this B-side of Love comes out of nowhere!
Where is Sweet Soul Sister my brother?
Should be higher. I remember hearing "Rain" at every club/bar in the 80's
A timeless piece. The Love Album is a masterpiece. The Lizard King would be proud
One of my Favorites...
Great energy! Great Guitar solo!
Best song ever
Just a great cut! It flows, smooth and melodic.
This song is painted on my heart...
The best cult song ever
Very good guitar riff
The apex of the band's attempt to bridge hard rock with electronica.
By far the best song!
Love this track...
Great song! Should be top 5!
Such a great song
Kicks ass. Great pump song.
Number 26... seriously? Belongs in top 10.
What a great song!
What the hell, why isn't this in the top 10? Great lyrics and a catchy guitar riff. Just awesome all round and is absolute criminal that it's so low.
This should be in the top 15 if not 10. Guitar work is classic and vocals are that pure classic rocker anthem.
This is where it all ends.
