Name	Artist	Time	Price
1.	Blue Tip	Cars	3:13	$0.99
2.	Too Late	Cars	4:02	$0.99
3.	Keep On Knocking	Cars	3:52	$0.99
4.	Soon	Cars	4:22	$0.99
5.	Sad Song	Cars	3:38	$0.99
6.	Free	Cars	3:17	$0.99
7.	Drag On Forever	Cars	3:38	$0.99
8.	Take Another Look	Cars	4:46	$0.99
9.	It's Only	Cars	3:00	$0.99
10.	Hits Me	Cars	3:50	$0.99
11.	Blue Tip (Demo)	Cars	2:58	$0.99
.	Digital Booklet - Move Like This	Cars	--	Album Only

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Our Review

The Cars were among the most successful new-wave rock bands of the late ‘70s and ‘80s. Leader Ric Ocasek had always maintained the band would never reunite and after the death of bassist-vocalist Benjamin Orr, it sounded like a safe bet. But in the fall of 2009, Ocasek realized the best musicians to work on his latest set of songs would be his former bandmates. With Jacknife Lee (U2, REM, Weezer) co-producing, the Cars jump into the 21st century with an album that sounds like they’d never stopped. The first couple of previews from the album, “Sad Song” and “Blue Tip” reminded listeners of the old band, while tracks like “Keep On Knocking” and “Free” have the same drive and aggression of the band’s first few albums. “Soon” is a haunting ballad that would have been a natural for Orr. Rather than find a replacement for him, keyboardist Greg Hawkes handled the bass parts. The Cars were always ahead of their time: Elliot Easton’s guitar chords and Hawkes’ dreamy synths sound completely contemporary. This is one reunion that doesn’t sound like a reunion, but the next logical step.

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Customer Reviews

Something's missing... (3 stars)
Hey guys, Elliot Easton is at the door. Let him in, and let him play.

WOW! IT'S LIKE THE 80'S NEVER ENDED! (5 stars)
The Cars manufactured sleek, gleaming new-wave jingles, beginning in 1978 with their still-spiffy debut album. Turn on a Cars song, and instantly the world becomes a sea of androgynous boys and girls dressed in vinyl, wearing sunglasses and cruising for anonymous hook-ups. After nearly three decades apart, the surviving members – Ric Ocasek, Elliot Easton, Greg Hawkes and David Robinson – have reunited for “Move Like This” (Hear Musi

The Cars Still Rev and Rock!! (5 stars)
Timeless! The boys, even without Benjamin Orr (R.I.P.), sound as good as ever! I was in the 8th grade when their self-titled debut album dropped and it, along with Candy-O, Panorama, Shake It Up and Heartbeat City got me through the junior high and high school years. And, Door to Door offered a familiar sound my junior year of undergrad and helped me get to graduation.

Fast forward 24 years and Move Like This sounds like the band pr

Biography

Formed: 1976 in Boston, MA
Genre: Rock
Years Active: '70s, '80s, '00s, '10s

Blondie may have had a string of number one hits and Talking Heads may have won the hearts of the critics, but the Cars were the most successful American new wave band to emerge in the late '70s. With its sleek, mechanical pop/rock, the band racked up a string of platinum albums and Top 40 singles that made it one of the most popular American rock & roll bands of the late '70s and early '80s. While they were more commercially oriented than their New York peers, the Cars were nevertheless inspired...

Top Albums By The Cars
Complete Great..	The Cars	Move Like This	The Cars Great..	Candy-O

Top Songs By The Cars
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	Just What I Needed	Complete Greatest Hits	3:45	$1.29
2.	Drive	Complete Greatest Hits	3:57	$1.29
3.	My Best Friend's Girl	Complete Greatest Hits	3:45	$1.29
4.	You Might Think	Complete Greatest Hits	3:07	$1.29
5.	Good Times Roll	Complete Greatest Hits	3:47	$1.29
6.	Magic	Complete Greatest Hits	3:59	$1.29
7.	Shake It Up	Complete Greatest Hits	3:35	$1.29
8.	Moving In Stereo	Complete Greatest Hits	4:46	$1.29
9.	Let's Go	Complete Greatest Hits	3:35	$1.29
10.	You're All I've Got Tonight	Complete Greatest Hits	4:14	$1.29

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