Through The Mysts Of Time CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Don't Let Go ~ The Barracudas (80's)

2. Neighbourhood Girls ~ The Barracudas (80's)

3. Rendezvous ~ The Barracudas (80's)

4. 1965 Again, (I Wish It Could Be) ~ The Barracudas (80's)

5. His Last Summer ~ The Barracudas (80's)

6. Surfers Are Back ~ The Barracudas (80's)

7. Little Red Book ~ The Barracudas (80's)

8. I Want My Woody Back ~ The Barracudas (80's)

9. Subway Surfin' ~ The Barracudas (80's)

10. Tokyo Rose ~ The Barracudas (80's)

11. Summer Fun ~ The Barracudas (80's)

12. Garmmar Of Misery ~ The Barracudas (80's)

13. On A Sunday ~ The Barracudas (80's)

14. Ballad Of A Liar ~ The Barracudas (80's)

15. Shades Of Today ~ The Barracudas (80's)

16. I Can't Sleep ~ The Barracudas (80's)

17. Inside Mind ~ The Barracudas (80's)

18. His Last Summer - (Kenny Laguna mix) ~ The Barracudas (80's)

19. Bad News ~ The Barracudas (80's)

20. Watching The World Go By ~ The Barracudas (80's)

21. I Need ~ The Barracudas (80's)

22. Campus Tramp ~ The Barracudas (80's)

23. Love Is Fun ~ The Barracudas (80's)

24. If She Cries ~ The Barracudas (80's)

25. Subway Surfin' ~ The Barracudas (80's)

Notes & Personnel Info
	The Barracudas: Robin Wills (vocals, 6- & 12-string guitars); David Buckley (vocals, bass); Nick Turner (vocals, drums); Jeremy Gluck (vocals).
	Includes liner notes by Robin Wills and Jeremy Gluck.
	Rougher and rawer than this old English power pop quartet's otherwise fun singles and LPs, this 71-minute, 25-track collection of earlier demos, outtakes, and other rarities replaces such works as 1981's Drop Out and 1983's Mean Time as the definitive statement on a truly underrated '60s-infested band. The Barracudas were looking back in the midst of a punk revolution -- covering Burt Bacharach and Hal David's "Little Red Book" just like Love or the Standells -- and succeeding just the same, probably because, like the unrelated but not totally dissimilar mod revival bands of the time, they brought a purely modern crunch and crackle to the thick guitars underneath the songs about girls. This is boy/girl punkish pop before it became an '80s/'90s staple! ~ Jack Rabid
Producer: Terry Banks

	Heart
	The Barracudas (California)