OH THE 80's! | FIRST TIME HEARING Gary Numan - Cars REACTION

OH THE 80's! | FIRST TIME HEARING Gary Numan - Cars REACTION
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[andymageen]

This was the very first synth song that brought on the ‘80’s. It’s actually from 1979 and was absolutely revolutionary at the time. ✌️

[jannetkoolman]

Gary Numan is without a doubt one of the nicest, most humble and polite artists ever. Always friendly and no ego whatsoever

[joelhenry]

This is actually the grand daddy of popular electronic music. This came out in 1979 when pop was dominated by disco and punk. Very important milestone for electronic and new wave.

[bradleypaulus]

This was so futuristic when it came out. Gary Numan was at the cutting edge of new wave at the time.

[sobeball]

As a 54 year old 80's child! This song was so so groundbreaking I cannot even explain to you when this came out! As a child I would have to sit by the radio with me cassette recorder trying to record it to play it over and over again! It is still to this day one of my favorites with easily one of the best OUTROS in music history!!! I love your channel!

[TFEnright]

Gary Numan actually wrote this song after a road rage incident. He was able to lock himself in his car and stay protected and get away by driving up on the sidewalk. Hence the line “here in my car I feel safest of all, I can lock all my doors. It’s the only way to live, in cars.”

[edwardforster]

In my opinion, THIS SONG is THE gateway song to the 80's!! Release August 21st, 1979!! What a CLASSIC!! When J said no words for so long ... cracked me up because all I could think of is we were all dancing our a$$es off during that time!! 😂

[Shrykespeare]

This actually came out in 1979. Damn, I love Gary Numan, one of the pioneers of synth music. He has been consistent and dependable, keeping his sound intact but still evolving. His 2021 album, Intruder, is phenomenal. For your second Gary song, I HOPE you do "Are 'Friends' Electric?" It has one of the best synth riffs of all time, and is high on my list of the greatest songs ever recorded. Gary was only 21 years old when he recorded "Cars"!

[dmnddog]

It's actually from 1979, but one of the songs that set the tone for what was coming in the 80's. The theme is really about paranoia and isolation. It's not so much about loving cars, but using one as a bunker. That's why he sings, "Here in my car I feel safest of all." It was inspired by an incident of road rage where someone tried to attack Gary. He was able to lock himself up in his car and get away.

[simonpsychosis]

Gary Numan was a synthpop pioneer. Mega respect.

[magneto]

Gary Numan was perfect synth-pop! It was one of the first big New Wave hits to make a splash towards the end of 1979.

[waynestuart]

Gary Numan wasn't just another 80s synth pop performer. He was one of the pioneers.

[karlxtrava]

This song is a perfect example of the transition from Punk to New Wave - when the Punks discovered synths.

[steveb.]

So when I was in third grade we all got to bring records to school on the last day. I brought this one. I'm 52 now so do the math. I cannot believe I was so into synth pop at 8 years old. And still am all these years later and still love this song! This was 1979 by the way.

[happymethehappyone]

Gary Is Also An Accomplished Aerobatic Stunt Pilot & Trainer..He Is Still Putting Out Great Music..Gary Numan "My Name Is Ruin", , "And It All Began With You" & "Intruder"

[richardgoddard]

When Gary first turned up on our TVs we had never seen or heard anything like it before. This was a MASSIVE hit, and he's still going strong now. His daughters are talented too (he married his biggest fan !)

[carollittle]

This was a huge hit!

Sad news today of Jeff Beck passing. He was once part of The Yardbirds, he was a renowned guitarists.

[froggy]

This song, along with "Pop Muzik" by M and "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the Buggles, were the songs that bridged the 70s to the 80s.
Great times!

[daveli]

one of my favorite songs on every playlist i have

[e.s.]

One of the very first "new wave" songs to get played on mainstream FM radio stations, ushering in that genre of music, coming in right at the very end of the disco era. Others at that particular time were Blonde, Devo, The Motels, The Go-Go's, The Clash, The Cars...😎