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Buddha Machine I-Red CD music Track Listing of songs: Break Of Dawn; Ganja Man; 2 Bad Mice; Only You; Rescue Me (Crazy About Your Love); On A Mission; Take You There; You Got Me Burning; Me'Isralites; Excorcist; Music Takes You; 2 Damn Free; Do They Mean Us; Reckless Karnage; Shake Ya Body; Sweet Harmony; Don't Go; Infultrate202; 40 Miles; Out Of My Head; Insanity; Injected With A Poison; I Know; On A Ragger Tip'97; Take Me Away; Trip To Trumpton; Bombscare; Compnded (Edge'1); Hurt You So; Report To The Dancefloor; Hold That Sucker Down (builds like a skyscraper mix); Ebenezeer Goode; I Luv U Baby; (I Wanna Give You) Devotion; No Limits; Ride On Time 2003; Your Love; U Got 2 Know; Strings Of Life; Sesame Street; Are You Ready To Fly?; Papua New Guinea; Jack That House Built; Plastic Dreams; All Funked Up; Tainted Love; Dominator; Kinetic; Music Is Movin'; Take Me Back; Time To Make The Floor Burn; Save It Till The Morning After; We've Got To Live Together; Danger Zone; Feel The Vibe; Out There; Mainline; Smells Like Heaven; How Sweet The Sound; Reckless Ragga;

Buddha Machine I-Red album Nick Garrie's rare pop-psychedelic album is reminiscent of the sunniest and frothiest such British music of the late '60s. In its match of pretty melodies and overtly romantic lyrics with Baroque pop production, it calls to mind the U.K. '60s band Nirvana in some respects, and perhaps fellow youthful singer/songwriter Billy Nicholls. In gutsier moments, you might also think of the very early Badfinger (or the Iveys, the band that evolved into Badfinger) or Thunderclap Newman. Though his tunes are pretty, they can also veer toward blandness, and his vocals are callow and uncertain enough to make one wonder whether his compositions might have been better served by other singers. Some ill-advised forays into country-influenced material are the album's low points, but those are uncharacteristic. Most of the record is lite pop-psych with a definite Continental flavor, tinged with bittersweetness but never melancholic, evoking pictures of a sensitive late-19th century heir riding in a carriage over cobblestoned streets with top hat and petticoated girl beside him. ~ Richie Unterberger Deluxe Edition Liner Note Author: Nick Garrie. Recording information: Avenue Hamoir, Brussels, Belgium (04/2009); Bandeira's Studio, Benedita, Portugal (04/2009); Los Brinquedos, Villafranca, Portugal (04/2009); Paris, France (04/2009); Riverside Studios, Glasgow, UK (04/2009); Studio Davout, Paris, France (04/2009); Avenue Hamoir, Brussels, Belgium (07/2009); Bandeira's Studio, Benedita, Portugal (07/2009); Los Brinquedos, Villafranca, Portugal (07/2009); Paris, France (07/2009); Riverside Studios, Glasgow, UK (07/2009); Studio Davout, Paris, France (07/2009); Avenue Hamoir, Brussels, Belgium (09/1969); Bandeira's Studio, Benedita, Portugal (09/1969); Los Brinquedos, Villafranca, Portugal (09/1969); Paris, France (09/1969); Riverside Studios, Glasgow, UK (09/1969); Studio Davout, Paris, France (09/1969); Avenue Hamoir, Brussels, Belgium (10/2002); Bandeira's Studio, Benedita, Portugal (10/2002); Los Brinquedos, Villafranca, Portugal (10/2002); Paris, France (10/2002); Riverside Studios, Glasgow, UK (10/2002); Studio Davout, Paris, France (10/2002); Avenue Hamoir, Brussels, Belgium (11/1968); Bandeira's Studio, Benedita, Portugal (11/1968); Los Brinquedos, Villafranca, Portugal (11/1968); Paris, France (11/1968); Riverside Studios, Glasgow, UK (11/1968); Studio Davout, Paris, France (11/1968); Avenue Hamoir, Brussels, Belgium (1968); Bandeira's Studio, Benedita, Portugal (1968); Los Brinquedos, Villafranca, Portugal (1968); Paris, France (1968); Riverside Studios, Glasgow, UK (1968); Studio Davout, Paris, France (1968). Photographers: Vic Nowas; Alison Wonderland. Arranger: Eddie Vartan.