Magic - Lexington Lab Band video free download
We are so very excited to release our 3rd Episode and in doing so honor a band that was at the forefront of merging 1970s guitar-oriented rock with the early 1980s synth-oriented pop, The Cars. From the demo of "Just What I Needed" in 1977, to their smash album "Heartbreak City" in 1984, Singer/guitarist Ric Ocasek, singer/bassist Benjamin Orr, guitarist Elliot Easton, keyboardist Greg Hawkes and drummer David Robinson helped redefine the genres of rock and pop music creating songs that were both intricate musically and incredibly accessible to the listening masses. We are thrilled and humbled to have been able to dive into these 5 songs and learn from these masters of songwriting and production. Our hope is that you can enjoy these songs half as much as we have! In the words of their hit from the album Candy-O "Let's Go"!
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9 years ago
MetalTeamster
I have such a hatred for Corporations, because of what they have done ( not all of em ) in the last 35 years in particular, I would much rather listen to bands like this than anything the "machine" puts out. You guys are awesome ! Put out a CD of a bunch of this stuff, I will buy some and give some away.9 years ago
Iron Feliks
I used to live in Puerto Rico when I was a young man, we had met these beautiful girls on the beach and they invited us to their parent's resort condo for drinks and dancing later that night, my friend and I went and I personally had the best night of my life as we stayed up all night just dancing and laughing and drinking at this beautiful beachfront resort, when we went to leave at about 5 am, I jumped in my car, turned the key and this song was playing, every single time I hear this song it takes me back to that very moment...you guys did an awesome job, as usual! - - -Jim9 years ago
Michael Barnick
That was TIGHT. TO THE POINT. INDICATIVE OF PROFESSIONALISM. Don't stop covering.Michael9 years ago
Mike B
Love the sound of the bass on this, and as always the band Itsa so nice9 years ago
richard doss
Geese you guys are good.10 years ago
Dallas Crawley
Miss you on the point,but you guys are putting out some music that is....uh...incredulous....:)10 years ago
reso1349
Got to love the Dusenberg guitars, impeccable German craftsmanship.10 years ago
reso1349
Awesome, you cats are in the pocket, nice groove.10 years ago
William Thomas
Feels like a live CARS concerts. Take this on the road. I'm there. ;)10 years ago
Starriddin
Great attention to detail. Especially tone and vocal inflection. It sounds like what The Cars would sound like if recorded today! Love all of your covers keep it up. Love your lessons too!!!!10 years ago
tonedr
thanks for the very kind post and giving your time to listen..all the best! LLB10 years ago
ChartreuseKitty
Uh, oh. I like this version better than the original--and I'm a die-hard Cars fan. The musicianship and vocals are outstanding.10 years ago
tonedr
we think they are great instruments as well...direct. Thanks for listening! LLB10 years ago
Bruce Money
This is superb. Great bass sound. These American Laklands are wonderful. How do you record it?10 years ago
tonedr
Sincerely appreciate the kind post & being willing to give your time to listen! your friend, dale10 years ago
Jimmy Lewis
I've come to expect stellar musicianship from you guys so i'm going to comment on the vocals. You knocked this one out of the park. The lead and backing vocals are as good as it gets. I would like to see you guys live. Kick ASS!!!!10 years ago
tonedr
We greatly appreciate you listening!10 years ago
MrAxman53
Cars cover nirvana! Amazing job, gentlemen.10 years ago
tonedr
We do appreciate you listening & thanks for your kind post!10 years ago
gmaildotcom
Definitely, the best Cars cover so far from ToneDr. The synthesizer recreation of the original tones is phenomenal.Related Videos
