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Dec 03,  · This is a fine roundup of the album and the three two-part CD singles from the album, but it misses out the songs from the bonus 7" on the original double vinyl, as well as the Midfield General remix of "C'Mon Kids" that was on a Creation tape. There was enough space for these, and that kind of rarity might have enticed diehard fans like me/5(9).

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This release is the Boo Radleys fifth studio album. As Wake Up! (their 4th) was more of a happy, horns galore sounding and The Boos first commercial success. Four Saints": Hellish dance. Rave it up My Bloody Valentine-like sound "C'mon Kids"is their most dense,heavy and arguably best dersgsithalpoteman.mounwadisctetheapapithepefofodul.co /5(12).

Wake Up! brought the Boo Radleys pop success that they weren't sure what to do with. After embracing the album's number one success, the group eventually recoiled from the spotlight and Martin Carr wrote C'mon Kids as a direct response to the group's celebrity status in the U.K. Simply put, C'mon Kids is an attempt to scare away any of the fellow travelers who welcomed the sunny-sounding pop 7/

Jan 21,  · From The Boo Radleys ‎– C'Mon Kids Label: Creation Records ‎– CRECD Format: CD, Album Country: UK Released: Tracklist 1 C'Mon Kids 2 .

The Boo Radleys are - for reasons that are hard to understand - a greatly underrated band. Formed in in Merseyside and their own way through the changeable music scene of the '90's leaving many classic albums and singles and a couple of massive hits. C'mon Kids is the fifth Boo's album although a departure from hit album Wake Up it is still packed with classic pop based songs wrapped in Category: Music.

C'mon Kids is the fifth album by The Boo Radleys, it was released in September The album is considered to be purposely difficult and uncommercial.