
The Cars
- New wave music
- power pop
- pop rock
- electronic rock
Why it matters
The Cars emerged from Boston in 1976, featuring a lineup of Ric Ocasek, Benjamin Orr, Elliot Easton, Greg Hawkes, and David Robinson. Their self-titled debut album, released in 1978, achieved remarkable success, selling six million copies and establishing their presence in the rock scene.
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Ric Ocasek - Beatitude - LP
$10.00Ric Ocasek's 'Beatitude' carries the same sharp hooks and synth-pop sensibilities that The Cars are known for, making it a natural fit for fans of their sound.
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Squeeze - Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti - LP
$10.00Squeeze's 'Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti' brings a similar new wave vibe with catchy melodies and a playful edge that resonates well with The Cars' style.
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Jona Lewie - On The Other Hand There's a Fist - LP
$8.00Jona Lewie's 'On The Other Hand There's a Fist' blends new wave and synth-pop elements, echoing the energetic and quirky feel of The Cars.
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Taxxi - States of Emergency - LP
$12.00Taxxi's 'States of Emergency' features a vibrant pop rock sound that aligns closely with the upbeat and melodic aspects of The Cars' music.
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The Cretones - Thin Red Line - LP
$10.00The Cretones' 'Thin Red Line' offers a classic rock vibe with a pop sensibility that fans of The Cars will likely appreciate.
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J Geils Band - Hotline - LP
$10.00J Geils Band's 'Hotline' captures a similar energetic rock sound, making it a great companion for The Cars enthusiasts.
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The Cars captivated listeners with their catchy melodies and synth-infused sound, bridging the gap between the late '70s and '80s rock. With hits like “Shake It Up” and “You Might Think,” they left an indelible mark on the music scene, blending pop rock with electronic elements that still resonate today.






