New Album from The Cars "Move Like This"


HD Tracks has the new Cars album....excellent, very tight. It's been a really long time since I heard a new rock-n-roll album I really liked....sounds just like new material from 1979. Love it.
paul_graham
Marty

So insurance underwriting isn't going to get me an incredibly hot model? Where were you 30 years ago when I needed that advice?
The first three albums hold up very well and still sound great. For me, Candy-O is their masterpiece. I heard that a new album was coming out, and I will try to take it for what it is, but I won't expect it to be the same without Benjamin Orr. I really felt the loss when he died.
They have a lot of talent, and Elliot Easton is still one of my favorite guitarists. It's not the seventies anymore, but they might still have something interesting to say.
Move Like This is great, one of the more enjoyable discs I've picked up in quite some time. Highly recommended!!!
Paul:

"Marty

So insurance underwriting isn't going to get me an incredibly hot model? Where were you 30 years ago when I needed that advice? "

In business school. Nothing turns a hot chick on like discounting cash flows!
It's just great to have some new material from Ric and the boys. It' a little strange having Ric sing every song on the album so obviously Ben is sorely missed. No, the record is not quite to the same level as the original classic Cars albums, but how could it be? Still, it is a lot better than many of the other so called long awaited comeback records that have been released lately. A lot of people dismiss the cars music as over simplistic, but these people miss the point. The simplicity is completely intentional, and besides I think a lot of people would be surprised how difficult it is to write good coherent simple songs. I have been a huge Cars fan from the very beginning and I would agree with a previous post that Candy-O is their masterpiece, but of course the debut is an all time classic and Heartbeat City doesn't have anything resembling a weak track on it. Panorama, their third LP is arguably not their best effort but still remains one of my favourites.