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3CD - The Barracudas - Drop Out With The Barracudas

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3CD - The Barracudas - Drop Out With The Barracudas75 tracks over 3CDs UK Import The definitive box set re issue of The Barracudas cult classic debut album, Drop Out With The Barracudas, compiled by Barracudas songwriter guitarist Robin Wills. Including 21 previously unreleased recordings from Robins personal tape archive. The album contains four brilliant singles the infectious surf pop chart hit Summer Fun (UK #37), their anthemic manifesto (I Wish It Could Be) 1965 Again, the surfing death disc His

• 75 tracks over 3CDs - UK Import

• The definitive box set re-issue of The Barracudas’ cult classic debut album, ‘Drop Out With The Barracudas’, compiled by Barracudas songwriter / guitarist Robin Wills.

• Including 21 previously unreleased recordings from Robin’s personal tape archive. The album contains four brilliant singles - the infectious surf pop chart hit ‘Summer Fun’ (UK #37), their anthemic manifesto ‘(I Wish It Could Be) 1965 Again’, the surfing death disc ‘His Last Summer’ and the power pop nugget ‘I Can’t Pretend’.

Also included are both sides of their debut 45, the 1979 indie chart hit ‘I Want My Woody Back’ / ‘Subway Surfin’’ that announced the unlikely arrival of a surf group in post punk London.

By the release of ‘Drop Out…’ on EMI’s Zonophone imprint in 1981, The Barracudas were moving away from surf music and the album was split into an Up Side and a Down Side with the latter conveying a more downbeat mood and exploring the influence of 1960s West Coast rock and psychedelia.

Among the bonus tracks are demos, live recordings and rehearsals from 1977 to 1981. These include an early version of the later live staple and fan favourite ‘Grammar Of Misery’ and covers of The Surfaris’ ‘Wipe Out’, The Trashmen’s ‘King Of The Surf’, The Outsiders’ ‘Time Won’t Let Me’ plus the band tearing through The Flamin’ Groovies’ ‘Slow Death’ live in Brighton in front of a hostile Stray Cats audience.

The 36-page booklet contains a new group interview by Shindig! Magazine’s Phil Suggitt with all four members of the band line up that made ‘Drop Out…’ - singer Jeremy Gluck, guitarist Robin Wills, bassist David Buckley and drummer Nick Turner (later in Lords Of The New Church) reunited for the first time in over 40 years.

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VickieP
Omaha, US
★★★★★ 5
Super soft and adorable!
Size: 9 Toddler, Color: Macaroon
Bought these shoes for my daughter as an alternative to the classic jellies! The are butter soft! She’s been wearing them consistently for weeks now and not a single blister as formed. (Unlike when she wore the classic style ones) I’m even buying my niece a pair for her birthday because she is now jealous! The color is perfect for any outfit or occasion. They can be dressed up or down which makes them the ideal shoe! And of course super easy to clean which is of course a major factor in kids’ shoes!
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Pauline
Chelsea, US
★★★★★ 5
LOVE these shoes
Size: 8 Toddler, Color: Macaroon
Absoultely LOVE these! So easy to wear for my 3 year old and put on. They are sturdy and could be rinsed off. They were very comfortable for her and left no marks on her skin. Warning to parents, if your kid steps on your foot it hurts like hell because they are like spikes under the shoe. GREAT for traction and running, but man it hurts. I will purchase more next summer. Great price, great fit, and lightweight.
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Jess
Pawtucket, US
★★★★★ 3
Okay but can rub
Size: 9 Toddler, Color: Macaroon
They are cute and that jelly feeling, but my kiddo got decent little rub burns across her foot.
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Snoopie
Carnegie, US
★★★★★ 4
Cute but run BIG!
Size: 8 Toddler, Color: Macaroon
I can't get the jellies from Children's Place anymore. They are causing blisters. Wanted to try these but boy, they run HUGE. My daughters sneakers are Toddler sz 8. They are starting to get tight. So got a 9 in these. WAY big all around. So got an 8. Still, too big but will save those for next Summer. Would try a 7 but the price rose. Seem soft though and I like the brown color! Would recommend but sizing is difficult. Not just in length but all around they are bigger.
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SirTW
Lowell, US
★★★★★ 5
Sleek, upscale and supremely comfortable
Size: 9, Color: Cognac
I did not know that Marc Joseph makes hands free slip ins. I own four pair of Skechers, and I thought they were the only game in town. I decided that I wanted a pair of business casual pair of wingtips. I already own two pair of Skechers Mark Nason wingtips in blue and black nubuck, so I bought a pair of their cognac colored. Perfectly fine shoes, but when they arrived, I didn't like the color, so the search was on! I found these cognac-colored Mark Joseph's and hands down, they fit the bill for what I was looking for! I actually bought two more pair of Skechers in the brown family in the same oxford, elastic lace style: One pair of another style of their Mark Nason line and one pair of their Garza line. So now I am comparing three pair of Skechers to the Marc Joseph's. Obsessive, I know :). Luckily, I have a Skechers store near me for easy returns. The look I was going for is a sleek, business casual that I could dress up or down. Three things that I love about the Marc Joseph's are the beautiful cognac finish: the white yet lower profile soles and the more formal, narrower toe style. The MJ's nailed it with the color. They have a slightly darker, more lustrous and glossier look than the others. The color alone looks classier and pairs well with black pants which I wear for work almost every day. The white soles are exactly what I was looking for. The visible rise is probably about a third of the thickness of the others and are a much more subtle, classier look. They offset the cognac color nicely but are not that in your face, sneaker looking, thick white sole. When I was comparing them to the others right out of the box, I thought they would be too narrow and tight because they looked sleeker and narrower than the others. But they fit perfectly and were very comfortable right out of the box. Upon closer inspection and comparison, I realized the narrower, sleeker look is because the eyelets for the elastic shoelaces are closer together that give the illusion that the shoe is narrower. They compensate for what might create a tighter fit across the top of your foot with two stretchy "gores" they are called on either side of the upper part. The "slits" are nicely finished, and you can't see the stretchy part and add a nice design touch to the shoe. But between them and the elastic shoelaces, they must stretch just enough to make them extremely comfortable across the top. So, if you have a high instep/arch, they should accommodate it nicely. Last but not least, they are very comfortable shoes. I wear a size 8 1/2 to 9 and my foot is slightly on the wide side. I bought the size 9's and they fit perfectly. If you are between sizes or have wider feet, you may want to size up a half size. Because the Skechers have much thicker soles, they might be slightly more cushioned, but the MJ's are cushioned more than enough for my purposes and very comfortable. Plus, they actually just feel better on my feet. I can't speak to how durable they will be as I just got them, but so far, so good. So, there you have it. I rely on other people's reviews a lot when buying online, and especially for shoes. I know it's always a crap shoot, particularly when buying shoes online, so I hope this review helps. Everybody's feet are different, but I highly recommend these.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025

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