The Pornography tour ends in confusion on June 11, 1982 at [bad word] in Belgium. In this tour the public witnessing a chaotic reminder: The last song of this show, 'The Cure are Dead', was an improvisation with Robert Smith on [bad word]  Lol Tolhurst on bass, Simon Gallup on guitar and Gary Biddles, a Simon's friend, on vocal, whos criticizing Smith and Tolhurst. Following the concert, Simon Gallup left the group. Robert Smith does not talk before eighteen months.

Robert Smith: "Before the concert, Lol and I sat in the dressing room, miserable because we knew it was the end. The show was quite flat and, during the encore, Biddles came on and started singing 'Smith's a [bad word]  Tolhurst's a [bad word]  only Simon's worth anything in this band'. I was [bad word]  so I stopped, threw the [bad word] at the back of his head and told him to [bad word] off. Everyone looked at each other... and that was it."