By the turn of the century, Radio Birdman was increasingly popular as a "legacy" band. Crowds were happy to hear their signature songs from the seventies and there were plenty of gigs. But the band wasn't satisfied. With a new drummer on board, they decided to write and record an album of all new original tracks. The result was the 2006 album "Zeno Beach". The album explored uncharted territory, with more members writing songs, and the performances reflected the band's musical evolution. Zeno Beach, long out of print and unavailable, has now been remastered for a high quality vinyl release. Top notch cutting by master engineer Levi Seitz and the highest quality pressing at Third Man has resulted in the best possible presentation of Zeno Beach, heard now as never before. With a slightly different track order than the original release, going from 13 tracks to 11 tracks and remastered for vinyl.