Unfortunately, after the great sound quality of the previous set, by Santana, we're back to just okay sound quality. This comes from another audience bootleg. Basically, pretty much the entire festival is only available via audience boots, but were lucky the festival had a stellar sound system for such a massive audience, so all of those are much better than the typical poor audience boots.
In an interview before the Cars' performance, the band's lead singer Ric Ocasek said, "The first time they pushed me to do this, I said no. But they, uh... they talked me into it. We haven't played in months, so this show could be anything."
I looked it up, and the band's last concert prior to this one was in March 1982, when they were still promoting their 1981 album "Shake It Up." So it had been about six months. They wouldn't play another concert until mid-1984. It seems the money offered was just too good to pass up. There didn't seem to be any problem with their performance, despite the time off.
As I've done with all the other audience boot-sourced albums from this festival, I used the UVR5 and MVSEP audio editing programs to improve the sound quality as much as I could. But I could only do so much.
This album is one hour long.
030 Good Times Roll (Cars)
031 Bye Bye Love (Cars)
032 Touch and Go (Cars)
033 Misfit Kid (Cars)
034 Cruiser (Cars)
035 Since You're Gone (Cars)
036 Candy-O (Cars)
037 Moving in Stereo (Cars)
038 Nightspots (Cars)
039 Let's Go (Cars)
040 My Best Friend's Girl (Cars)
041 Dangerous Type (Cars)
042 Just What I Needed (Cars)
043 Shake It Up (Cars)
044 You're All I've Got Tonight (Cars)
https://www.upload.ee/files/17497721/VA-1982USFstvlDay0203TCrs_atse.zip.html
alternate:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/zCKnmj2H
alternate:
https://bestfile.io/sMLVpx6ZUExIrVH/file
The cover photo of lead vocalist Ric Ocasek is from this exact concert.
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