| 1. Images of You |
| 2. Tameside Girls |
| 3. What Can I Do? |
| 4. You're So Funny |
| 5. Everyday I Make Another Mistake |
| 6. Bombed Our School |
| 7. Modern Day Romance |
| 8. Things You Do |
| 9. Why? |
| 10. I'm All Right |
| 11. Please, Please, Please |
| 12. I Won't Be Coming Home |
| 13. Looking for Something |
| 14. Marching as to War |
| 15. Kids Just Wanna Dance |
| 16. Suffragette City |
| 17. This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You) |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The music on the album is British Powerpop from the late 70's, the songs were our live set playing with bands such as The Jam, The Buzzcocks, XTC, The rezillos, and many gigs on our own. We are now playing again and have just returned from Tokyo.
Hope someone can find more from where this came from, truly 5 star pop punk !!!
At first, what struck me about the album is how much it sounded like The Exploding Hearts, as if the Fast Cars were trying to fill the void left by the Hearts' tragic demise. Which might have been the case, except for the fact that the Fast Cars made their mark in the '70s!
The songs are loud and catchy, but, similar to the Hearts, the sound is dirtier and more roughhewn than power pop songs such as Cheap Trick's "Surrender," but this only adds to the charm of the Fast Cars and sets them apart from their peers.
So if you like The Exploding Hearts, '70s punk or power pop in general, the Fast Cars are worth checking out. The album price is worth it, if only for the classic "The Kids Just Wanna Dance."
Plus considering that as of this writing this is the only review and that the ultra-rare original vinyl of the Fast Cars goes for mad cash on E-bay, just knowing about this band is sure to get you more cred than putting on a skinny tie. At least among the Japanese anyway.
The music on the album is British Powerpop from the late 70's, the songs were our live set playing with bands such as The Jam, The Buzzcocks, XTC, The rezillos, and many gigs on our own. We are now playing again and have just returned from Tokyo.
Coming...Ready or Not!,Fast Cars,Detour,Rock,Rock/Pop
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Coming...Ready or Not!
Fast Cars Manufacturer: Detour ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005N8H9 Release Date: 2006-03-23 |
Tracks:
- Images of You
- Tameside Girls
- What Can I Do?
- You're So Funny
- Everyday I Make Another Mistake
- Bombed Our School
- Modern Day Romance
- Things You Do
- Why?
- I'm All Right
- Please, Please, Please
- I Won't Be Coming Home
- Looking for Something
- Marching as to War
- Kids Just Wanna Dance
- Suffragette City
- This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You)
Album Description
The music on the album is British Powerpop from the late 70's, the songs were our live set playing with bands such as The Jam, The Buzzcocks, XTC, The rezillos, and many gigs on our own. We are now playing again and have just returned from Tokyo.Album Description
Full title - Fast Cars - Coming...Ready Or Not! Fast Cars were one of the most underrated bands from Manchester scene in the late 70s. They played with XTC, The Buzzcocks, Joy Division, The Fall, The Rezillos and supported The Jam. Their brilliant debut single 'The Kids Just Wanna Dance' picked up daytime Radio One play and they were almost signed by The Jams A&R man at Polydor. Of Course, the music has a nasty habit of turning it's back on some great bands and sadly this is what happened, in the early 80s the band split, disillusioned with all the bullshit that the industry was throwing up. 16 original powerpop tunes plus two covers, Bowies 'Suffragette City' & the Holland/Holland/Dozier number 'This Old Heart Of Mine'. Detour Records. 2001.Customer Reviews:
Top pop punk from England.......2006-01-15
Hope someone can find more from where this came from, truly 5 star pop punk !!!
A Power Pop Classic!.......2005-10-12
At first, what struck me about the album is how much it sounded like The Exploding Hearts, as if the Fast Cars were trying to fill the void left by the Hearts' tragic demise. Which might have been the case, except for the fact that the Fast Cars made their mark in the '70s!
The songs are loud and catchy, but, similar to the Hearts, the sound is dirtier and more roughhewn than power pop songs such as Cheap Trick's "Surrender," but this only adds to the charm of the Fast Cars and sets them apart from their peers.
So if you like The Exploding Hearts, '70s punk or power pop in general, the Fast Cars are worth checking out. The album price is worth it, if only for the classic "The Kids Just Wanna Dance."
Plus considering that as of this writing this is the only review and that the ultra-rare original vinyl of the Fast Cars goes for mad cash on E-bay, just knowing about this band is sure to get you more cred than putting on a skinny tie. At least among the Japanese anyway.
Average customer rating:
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Wagner: Tristan und Isolde (Abridged)
Manufacturer: Bella Voce Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00003A9QS Release Date: 1999-12-01 |
Customer Reviews:
Fire from Lindholm.......2001-11-17
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