Product Overview
By augmenting their sound with more synthesizers, electronics, and drum machines, the Cars' fourth release, "Shake It Up," helped bridge their hard rock-based early work (1978's "The Cars") with the futuristic-pop direction of 1984's "Heartbeat City.”
The band's sound may have been evolving with each succeeding album, but Ric Ocasek was still writing compelling new wave compositions despite all the change, many of which would ultimately become rock & roll standards. The up-tempo title track remains a party favorite to this day, while the melancholic "Since You're Gone" remains one of Ocasek's best-ever tales of heartbreak.
Tracklist:
| A1 | Since You're Gone | |
| A2 | Shake It Up | |
| A3 | I'm Not The One | |
| A4 | Victim Of Love | |
| A5 | Cruiser | |
| B1 | A Dream Away | |
| B2 | This Could Be Love | |
| B3 | Think It Over | |
| B4 | Maybe Baby |
