Brain Police

The Brain Law enforcement were among the relatively few psychedelic organizations to emerge from NORTH PARK in the past due ’60s, saving an unreleased album and single in 1968-1969 before divorce. They played very average, if skilled, psychedelic period rock and roll with hard rock and roll and baroque pop affects. In these respects, these were somewhat just like a music group they toured with in the Southwest, Steppenwolf, although the mind Police got a lighter contact no hit-worthy tracks on the purchase of “Created to Be Crazy” and “Magic Carpeting Trip.” After documenting the unreleased recording and failing woefully to property a major-label agreement, the frustrated music group split up at an area gig where they opened up for Steppenwolf. This unreleased LP was reissued on Compact disc by Regular/Shadoks, as had been tracks cut to get a 1969 solitary and poppier 1964-1966 slashes from singles from the Man-Dells as well as the Various other Four (rings that Brain Law enforcement songwriters Norman Lombardo and Rick Randle performed in ahead of 1967).