You Can Listen, You Can Talk

by Carsick Cars

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1.	他们的一员 05:07	download
2.	Dear Friend 05:15	download
3.	盼 03:51	download
4.	防火墙杀死了我的猫 02:29	download
5.	Invisible Love 06:22	download
6.	可怜的人 03:39	download
7.	一天的尽头 06:27	download
8.	A Friend From Big City 05:10	download
9.	Kill Tomorrow 03:16	download
10.	Silence 04:28	download
11.	You Can Listen, You Can Talk (free) 03:23	download
12.	She Will Wait 04:27	download

about

The second studio album from Carsick Cars is the long-awaited “You Can Listen, You Can Talk” from Carsick Cars,” following by nearly two years the explosive and almost joyful anger of their first CD, “Panda Noise”.

Produced by P.K.14 frontman Yang Haisong, their first CD threw out into the Chinese indie scene some of its most iconic songs, including “Zhongnanhai”, widely seen as the anthem of disenfranchised Chinese youth, and “Rock and Roll Hero”, a standard for younger bands.

Their new record was produced by legendary producer Wharton Tiers after New York composer John Myers caught a Carsick Cars show during his visit to Shanghai and was so struck by the band that he immediately began lobbying for Tiers to produce them. As might be expected, the second CD is much bleaker and more complex than the first, with delicate, shimmering songs side by side with powerful, rage-filled eruptions of noise and chaos.

But for all their differences both CDs are marked by the almost magical song-writing skill of frontman Shouwang, whose facility for combining complex harmonic structures with beautiful melodies and straight ahead guitar riffs make him one of he best songwriters in the world.