Second song off our latest - Songs for Mara. Syd Barrett meets post punk with a packet of mandrax. 

02 Little White Pills

Opening song on the new Red Plastic Buddha album All Out Revolution. Audrey Tautou skipping stones in the wishing well. You'll never really hold her, but she'll love you for a while. 

01 Running on Empty

First single from the new Red Plastic Buddha album All Out Revolution. A Barrett-inspired love song that I wrote for my lovely wife Pamela. Lots and lots of harmony vocals, guitars, keyboards and more. Chris Tiritilli adds sitar, Brian Leach tosses in some harpsichord and the beautiful Jennifer Williams helps out on vocals. 

02 Daisy Love

This pairing is the natural way the two songs should be heard. Unfortunately, most online medium force the two songs to be presented separately as opposed to their intended form. Between Stations is the natural drift into the Underground, which is more a state of mind than an actual place in space and time. King of the Underground is the mythical hero or our tribe. Impervious to the wax and wane of fashion, unbroken, unbowed by the Temporary Music Industry. He wears a vintage guitar and his song is the sound of Freedom.  

01 Between Stations   King of the Underground

Closing song suite from the second record by The Red Plastic Buddha - All Out Revolution. Buddhism speaks of the goal of our personal evolution to be an end to suffering through the ascent to nothingness. Western understanding of this concept misses the truth and misinterprets the goal. It is not nothingness we seek, but a rebirth beyond ego, beyond self. When we pass beyond the concept of ourselves as separate from all things, we have reached Nirvana. 

02 Tao of None - Waves

Opening track from the debut Sunflower Sessions. Psychedelic soul shouter featuring the original lineup of Timothy Ferguson (bass, vocals), Todd Lazar (lead guitar), Todd Leiter Weintraub (guitar, vocals) Dav Kling (drums, percussion) and Matt Walters (keyboards). 

01 Forget Me Not

The Red Plastic Buddha take on the 13th Floor Elevators with the benefit of 40 years of hindsight. When Roky and the boys recorded this song, they believed the use of acid was going to lead to the evolution of the human race. Unfortunately, results fell a bit short of the lofty goals. Our version is understandably darker. 

02 Rollercoaster

A favorite of the live set, Clouds used to be far more free-form in approach. A funny thing happens when you record a song though ... you start listening for cues and order forms out of chaos. Still, it's fun to play and hopefully you'll dig hearing it. This song and the others on our debut Sunflower Sessions are currently being re-mixed and re-mastered for an eventual vinyl release on Space Cat Records. 

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