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In many ways, The Cars were the prototypical American new wave band of the 1980s. Barging into a pop-music scene then overwhelmed by English New Romantic pretty-boy bands, The Cars' highly polished, chrome-plated four-on-the-floor rock 'n' roll charged up the charts like a souped-up Camaro racing to the checkered flag--with the band's Alberto... Continue Reading

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Liner Excerpt from THE CARS ANTHOLOGY

by Brett Milano

Liner Excerpt from THE CARS ANTHOLOGY

The Cars played their first gig at an air force base, and became a fixture at the clubs. But their initial success owed more to a studio session that happened a couple months after the first gig.

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