"Permanent Dream" is an album by the British psychedelic rock band Tomorrow, released in 1987. The album is a compilation of tracks from the band's earlier recordings, including their only studio album, "Tomorrow," which was originally released in 1968.
Featuring tracks such as "My White Bicycle," "Revolution," and "Real Life Permanent Dream," the album showcases Tomorrow's distinctive blend of psychedelic rock, pop, and experimental music. With its swirling guitars, trippy lyrics, and hypnotic melodies, "Permanent Dream" captures the spirit of the 1960s psychedelic era.
Despite Tomorrow's relatively short-lived career, the band's influence on the psychedelic rock genre has endured over the years. "Permanent Dream" serves as a testament to Tomorrow's legacy, offering a glimpse into their innovative sound and their contribution to the development of psychedelic music.
