Panorama (2016 Remaster) The Cars
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Album-Release:
1980
HRA-Release:
11.03.2016
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- 1 Panorama (2016 Remaster) 05:44
- 2 Touch and Go (2016 Remaster) 04:55
- 3 Gimme Some Slack (2016 Remaster) 03:32
- 4 Don't Tell Me No (2016 Remaster) 04:02
- 5 Getting Through (2016 Remaster) 02:38
- 6 Misfit Kid (2016 Remaster) 04:32
- 7 Down Boys (2016 Remaster) 03:06
- 8 You Wear Those Eyes (2016 Remaster) 04:59
- 9 Running To You (2016 Remaster) 03:22
- 10 Up And Down (2016 Remaster) 03:37
Info for Panorama (2016 Remaster)
„For their third album, 1980's Panorama, the Cars decided to challenge their fans with an album unlike its predecessors. Whereas The Cars and Candy-O were both comprised of instantly catchy and distinctly tuneful songs, Panorama was much darker and not as obvious -- an attempt at breaking away from the expected winning formula. Still, the album was embraced by their fans and hit number five on the charts, although it was the only Cars release not to spawn a true hit single (the closest thing to a hit was "Touch and Go," which peaked at number 37). Standouts included the swirling title track that opens the album, as well as the aforementioned "Touch and Go," which merges off-time keyboard flourishes with some great textural guitar work by Elliot Easton. "Gimme Some Slack" proved to be a fierce rocker, as did the underrated album closer, "Up and Down," while their softer side was represented by "You Wear Those Eyes." Many would consider such tracks as "Down Boys," "Misfit Kid," and "Getting Through" throwaways, but others are strong, just not as well known as some of the other material ("Don't Tell Me No," "Running to You"). It may not be as instantly rewarding as other Cars albums, but Panorama improves with each listen.“ (Greg Prato, AMG)
Ric Ocasek, guitar, lead vocals
Ben Orr, bass, lead vocals
Elliot Easton, guitar, background vocals
Greg Hawkes, keyboards, background vocals
David Robinson, drums, background vocals
Recorded at Synchro Sound Studios, Boston, USA in 1981
Produced by Roy Thomas Baker
Digitally remastered
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