If you crossed Buddy Holly with the Spanish Inquisition, the result eventually would have ended up looking like Ric Ocasek. As the genius behind The Cars, his solo success seemed assured, but Beatitude and a string of relatively listless records secured his marginalization. That his biggest solo hits ("Emotion In Motion," "Something To Grab For") sound like The Cars should tell you what use history has for him.
| Date | ALBUMS / Singles |
|---|---|
| 1982 | BEATITUDE |
| 1982 | Prove |
| 1983 February | Something To Grab For |
| 1983 | Jimmy Jimmmy |
| 1986 August | Emotion In Motion |
| 1986 November | THIS SIDE OF PARADISE |
| 1986 | Keep On Laughin' |
| 1986 December | True To You |
| 1990 | Don't Let Go |
| 1991 June 25 | FIREBALL ZONE |
| 1991 | Rockaway |
| 1991 | The Way You Look Tonight |
| 1993 September 28 | QUICK CHANGE WORLD |
| 1997 September 9 | TROUBLIZING |
| 1997 | Hang On Tight |
| 1997 | The Next Right Moment |
| 2005 September 27 | NEXTERDAY |
SEE ALSO...
THE CARS discography
WEEZER discography
Romeo Void: "Never Say Never"
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