Yes and I also like how "modern" they sounded on the 2004 album, as a teenager back then, this helped a lot in bringing them to my attention, I loved The End of the World at the time.I've always liked Self-Titled. I feel like it doesn't try to be ambitious and succeeds at feeling spontaneous and strangely warm. And there's plenty of good melodies. Which is the opposite of Bloodflowers for me, which feels forced, like they were trying so hard to make a sequel to Disintegration, and is sorely lacking melody.
If I was to rank their albums, it would probably be like this:
1. Disintegration
2. Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me
3. The Head On The Door
4. Faith
5. Wish
6. The Top
7. Pornography
8. Wild Mood Swings
9. The Cure
10. 4:13 Dream
11. Seventeen Seconds
12. Three Imaginary Boys
13. Bloodflowers
I actually think Seventeen Seconds and Three Imagery Boys are better "for their time" than self-titled and 4:13 Dream, but they are pretty clearly a product of a band still finding their sound and just compared against each other without the historical context, the self-titled and 4:13 Dream sound better. Plus, Three Imaginary Boys gets marked down for "Object" and that hideous Jimi Hendrix cover. Also, not a fan of that song where Robert Smith is basically reading advertisements.
This is the tracklist I use for this album:
01. Lost
02. Alt.End
03. Before Three
04. Truth Goodness & Beauty
05. The End of the World
06. Anniversary
07. Us or Them
08. Fake
09. I Don't Know What's Going On
10. This Morning
11. Going Nowhere
I'll try and do my ranking over the weekend, but when it comes to the debut album, I only ever use the Boys Don't Cry album, it does a great job of getting rid of the bad songs from the debut and adding the hits.