and a radio edit of "Ride The Tiger" (shortened by over three minutes from the album version) made #38. Journalist David Cavanagh wrote that they "lost 100,000 fans" with the album, and "returned to being a cult band". In his book Turn on Your Mind: Four Decades of Great Psychedelic Rock, writer Jim DeRogatis ranked C'Mon Kids at number 110 in his list "The Ultimate Psychedelic Rock Library: One-Hundred Eighty-Nine Albums You Can't Live Without." Music journalist Mark Beaumont said the album "deserved the edict of 'post Britpop classic'", while Cavanagh referred to it as "harsh and uncompromising". C'mon Kids is the all-time favourite album of Tom White of The Electric Soft Parade, a band influenced by the album. According to Martin Sainsbury of Drowned in Sound, Nicky Wire of Manic Street Preachers also listened to "little else for a year," whereas Radiohead "went back to the drawing board when hearing it during the OK Computer sessions." Track listing All songs written by Martin Carr. 2010 reissue CD2 Tracks 1–6 from the "What's in the Box? (See Whatcha Got)" single Tracks 7–12 from the "C'mon Kids" single Tracks 13–18 from the "Ride the Tiger" single Personnel Personnel per booklet. The Boo Radleys Sice – vocals Rob Cieka – drums Tim Brown – bass Martin Carr – guitar Production and design The Boo Radleys – producer Andy Wilkinson – engineer Paul Read – assistant Sean Slade – mixing Paul Kolderie – mixing Tom Sheehan – photography Steve Gullick – photography Roger Sargent – photography Lollinger – outer artwork Toby Egelnick – design, layout References Citations Sources External links C'mon Kids at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed) 1996 albums The Boo Radleys albums Creation Records albums Albums recorded at Rockfield Studios Art rock albums by English artists Psychedelic rock albums by English artists Progressive rock albums by English artists