“Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” does not sound like an 80s hit - it’s bone-rottingly sweet, like an amped-up 60s bubblegum single. “Close To Me,” another throwback, harkens back to Buddy Holly and twee fluff like “Everyday” - but Robert Smith’s quivering, too-quiet delivery changes the context, turning that lightness into a flimsy facade for a man barely controlling his emotions. Memory casts a long shadow over these hits (and all music to come), lampshaded on the heavy nostalgia trip “Set Adrift On Memory Bliss.”