4 reviews This is the 1991 album that belatedly launched David's solo recording career. Songs that followed his 1989 purchase of his own Revox tape machine, some performed with Stephen, and others worked up for these Nick Roughan-produced sessions. The 2004 re-mastered version features three extra out-takes and demos not on the original. Mostly setting aside the jet-plane's guitar sound so associated with The Clean, this album ups the strum/jangle quotient (compared to The Clean'sVehicle album of the previous year) to produce a shimmering confection of pure pop.
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ResponderEliminarHave you got the aforementioned 2004 re-mastered CD?
ResponderEliminarBrilliant post! Here Come the Cars really captures that dreamy, jangly vibe David Kilgour is known for. There’s something timeless about the way his music feels—like it drifts somewhere between memory and the moment. Funny enough, while reading this, I had a playlist going while sorting through old gear in the shed—some of it’s bound for scrap metal Gold Coast services soon. Kilgour’s mellow sound actually made the job feel less like a chore. Cheers for the nostalgic trip, mate!
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Awesome write‑up on Here Come the Cars — you really captured the shimmering, jangle‑pop charm that makes David Kilgour’s solo work so special. It’s the kind of post that makes me want to spin this record again on a lazy afternoon and get lost in those melodies. Funny how listening to great music like this can put the more mundane things in perspective — even reminders of errands like when I need to finally Sell My Car Sydney!
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