:Okay, I don't know who you were referring to, but I just now, six years later, changed the article without asking permission first. Here's your "discussion": Ric Ocasek and Benjamin Orr both sing leads on track 8, "You Wear Those Eyes". Ben sings the verses, and Ric sings the choruses. Yes, I mean actual leads, one lone voice, apart and up front.  

 :I have seen in this article's history where somebody reverted an edit, saying Correction: it's Ocasek's vocals on "You Wear Those Eyes", not Orr's. This is an example of why you should never, ever, EVER begin a statement with "Correction:" You look like a snot when you're right, which is bad enough, but you look like an ASS when you're WRONG. And he was. And he did. 

 :Anyway: There's your discussion. I know my Ocasek from my Orr, and I have for a long time. It's like knowing John Lennon from Paul McCartney  once you know it, it's so obvious, it seems absurd that you could've ever been confused. I'm completely certain. So I changed it. 

 :What I really love about this, is that Orr sing-speaks the monotone, quiet and creepy, low-pitched bit, and Ocasek sings the open, emotional, melodic, higher-pitched bit. It's the dead opposite of what the journalists and the half-assed-fans think is The Cars's "formula"! 

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