Across the other side of The Atlantic, Boston, Massachusetts midst of seventies as the grown up fast and popular New Wave genre totally ruling US Pop Music charts; one of the legendary names emerge as a simple words to remembered The Cars. After the big hit success towards their first release, "the coolest band with awesome outfit trends in town" which led by vocalist/rhythm guitarist Ric Ocasek continues their pandemonium giant steps by launching the second effort which displaying the sweet naughty sensuality for its front cover - this is Candy O; an anthemic products of Pop Rock romantic anthems for the seventies that almost making this group as big as The Beatles where there will always be hundreds screaming passed out chicks in every concert or the meet and greet convesion throughout America.
Simple melodies which selling millions and giving an addictive sensual effects to any teenagers for doing something funny, fishy or stupid coloring The Cars' successful years as well as the comforted romance theme and adventurous atmosphere carried out on the music well-produced here from Elliot Easton guitar licks to Greg Hawkes tutsy keys to Benjamin Orr and David Robinson bass and drums rhythm sections making the lovely catchy Pop songs like It's All I can do, Double Life, Shoo Be Doo to You Can't Hold On Too Long and Night Spots cemented as soundtracks of the generations and teenage anthems conquering the movies and crazy Prom nights and parties across the land.
The creative minds of Ric Ocasek continued long after the broken up of the band and the Cars legacy approved to be preserved ina good way to keep on influencing the next Modern Pop culture and our joyful lives.
Candy O:
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