Brain Police ‎– San Diego's Only Psychedelic Cops

1–Brain Police Election For Mayor / Ride My Train Of Love
2–Brain Police I'll Be On The Inside, If I Can
3–Brain Police I'd Rather See You Dead
4–Brain Police Find Me A Moment
5–Brain Police Getting Too Much Higher
6–Brain Police Adler
7–Brain Police Gypsy Fast Woman
8–Brain Police I'll Find Love
Percussion – Benny Bennett
9–Brain Police There's A Light Over The City
10–Brain Police My World Of Wax
Bonus Tracks
11–Brain Police World Of Wax
12–Brain Police Smoking At Windsor Hill
13–Man-Dells Bonnie
14–Man-Dells Oh No
15–Other Four Why?
16–Other Four Searching For My Love
17–Other Four These Are The Words
18–Other Four Once And For All Girl
19–Other Four Your Ma Said You Cried In Your Sleep Last Night
20–Other Four How Do You Tell A Girl
2000
The Brain Police were one of the relatively few psychedelic groups to emerge from San Diego in the late '60s, recording an unreleased album and single in 1968-1969 before splitting up. They played pretty average, if competent, psychedelic period rock with hard rock and baroque pop influences. In these respects, they were somewhat similar to a band they toured with in the Southwest, Steppenwolf, although the Brain Police had a lighter touch and no hit-worthy songs on the order of "Born to Be Wild" and "Magic Carpet Ride." After recording the unreleased album and failing to land a major-label contract, the frustrated band broke up at a local gig in which they opened for Steppenwolf. This unreleased LP was reissued on CD by Normal/Shadoks, as were songs cut for a 1969 single and poppier 1964-1966 cuts from singles by the Man-Dells and the Other Four (bands that Brain Police songwriters Norman Lombardo and Rick Randle played in prior to 1967).