Remote control magic tracks cars are a popular toy that is loved by kids of all ages. These cars are designed to run on special tracks that come with the set. The remote control allows the user to control the car's movement, including forward, backward, left, and right. The tracks are made of flexible material that can be bent, twisted, and looped to create various configurations and obstacles for the cars to navigate through. One of the main attractions of remote control magic tracks cars is their ability to glow in the dark. The cars and tracks are equipped with LED lights that create a mesmerizing light show when the room lights are turned off.
The cars and tracks are equipped with LED lights that create a mesmerizing light show when the room lights are turned off. Kids are fascinated by this feature and love to race the cars in the dark, watching the glowing tracks light up the room. These cars are not only fun to play with but also provide educational benefits.
Music Monday – A Kind of Magic
Way back when I was 16, a mate of mine dragged me to the cinema to watch a movie that I’d never heard of. We sat there waiting for it start and, baring in mind that it was one of the first showings of the film at the cinema, we were virtually on our own.
To this date, that film has remained a firm favourite of mine and it featured some awesome music by none other than the mighty rock group, Queen. The film, of course, was Highlander.
Now, I’ve never been a massive fan of Queen, heresy I know, but whilst they’ve done some great individual tracks, I’ve always found there albums to be a bit hit and miss. They tend to contain several great tracks, which I love, and several tracks I have to press the skip button on. A Kind of Magic, though, is for me their most complete album.
Okay, Pain is so Close to Pleasure, will never be in my top tracks to listen to but the rest of the album just takes me back to the film, and it’s a blast.
It has everything you’d expect from Queen. Great vocal contrast, lots of guitar riffs, and some diverse lyrical content. Ballads and light rock songs fill the album with the latter part providing some thematical lyrics if you’ve seen the movie, otherwise you’ll probably not enjoy them so much.
After the opener, One Vision, the album builds on the title song, ‘A kind of Magic’, with a few ballads and another chart hit, Friends Will be Friends, before blasting into my favourite segment – Gimme The Prize, Don’t Lose Your Head, and Princes of The Universe – all of which gets me singing along.
It also left a man’s decapitated body
Lying on the floor
Next to his own severed head
A head which at this time has no name“I know his name…”
Gimme The Prize (Kurgan’s Theme)
The CD version I have then closes with some extras, an instrumental, Forever, and an extended version of One Vision. I’m not a fan of repeat songs on an album, these so called remixes and such. I don’t mind the inclusion of unreleased stuff, tracks that were deemed unworthy of earlier release or were put to one side because of limited space on the vinyl. But no, I don’t go for this kind of thing and this version of One Vision never gets played; I end the album after Forever, which is a nice piano version of Who Wants to Live Forever – this I can put up with.
Returning to my original statement of this being their most complete album, let me justify that in my terms (of course, this is all my own opinion and I’m sure many will not agree!). It doesn’t contain a truly great song, not when compared to some of their other, earlier, releases. There’s nothing here to match the greatness achieved by Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are The Champions, We Will Rock You, and so on, but then there are also no real bums, like Get Down, Make Love, Good Company, and the majority of the Hot Space album. No, this is an album that I like to listen to in its entirety (apart from that One Vision extended track on the CD, that is) and it always puts me in a good mood. It’s an album I like to paint to, though how I concentrate when bopping along I’m not sure, and one that gets played on a long journey in the car – it, for me, is a ‘Happy’ album, if you get what I mean!
A Kind of Magic
- One Vision
- A Kind of Magic
- One Year of Love
- Pain is so Close to Pleasure
- Friends Will be Friends
- Who Wants to Live Forever
- Gimme the Prize (Kurgan’s Theme)
- Don’t Lose Your Head
- Princes of the Universe
- Forever (Bonus track)
- One Vision – Extended Vision (Bonus track)
My version: CD – Hollywood Records label – HR-61152-2 – 1991 reissue. On Discogs it has a low of £1.24, a median of £4.11, and a high of £5.81.
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To this date, that film has remained a firm favourite of mine and it featured some awesome music by none other than the mighty rock group, Queen. The film, of course, was Highlander.
They help develop hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities. Kids have to strategize and plan their moves to avoid obstacles and navigate through the tracks successfully. Remote control magic tracks cars come in various styles and designs, allowing kids to choose their favorite cars. Some sets even include accessories like ramps, bridges, and tunnels to further enhance the racing experience. Overall, remote control magic tracks cars are a thrilling toy that combines entertainment and learning. They provide hours of fun for kids while helping them develop essential skills. So if you're looking for a gift that will keep the kids entertained and engaged, consider getting them a set of remote control magic tracks cars..
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