The Cars

The Cars recorded Bye Bye Love for their 1978 debut. Their performance is distinct from the Everly Brothers recording of a different song with the same title.

Good Times Roll opens The Cars' 1978 debut album. Its original album association is retained when tracing the later greatest-hits compilation named in the screenshot.

One of the songs on The Cars' 1978 debut. Its licensed track date precedes the album within the same year; this entry uses year precision.

Moving in Stereo is part of The Cars' 1978 debut studio program, immediately before All Mixed Up. The screenshot's later anthology is retained as provenance.

The Cars included this recording on their 1978 debut album. The source identifies the original studio program, while the screenshot shows its later Complete Greatest Hits appearance.

This recording is track six of The Cars' 1978 debut program. It joins several other songs from that album in the supplied Complete Greatest Hits screenshot.

Dangerous Type closes the original eleven-song Candy-O program by The Cars in 1979. It is part of the original album, not one of the later expanded edition's bonus recordings.

A new wave song about the fleeting nature of some relationships.

Written by Ric Ocasek as an upbeat dance song.

The song was inspired by the feeling of being unable to help someone who is struggling.

The song was inspired by the mysterious and inexplicable nature of attraction and love.

The song was inspired by the sometimes irrational thoughts and behaviors associated with falling in love.

This upbeat rock song describes the anticipation of meeting a love interest.