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Deep Breakfast by: Ray Lynch List Price: $11.98 CD-Charts Price: $10.99 You Save: $0.99 ( 8%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0735371111825 Label: Ray Lynch Production Manufacturer: Ray Lynch Production Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Ray Lynch Production Release Date: September 18, 2001 Studio: Ray Lynch Production Sales Rank: 5280 MPN: 11118 Disc 1:
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 Rating:  - Deep Breakfast, Ray LynchYears ago we were in Atlanta for the weekend. In a small shop near downtown this wonderful music was playing. We were told it was a new record called Deep Breakfast. We bought the tape (told you it was a long time ago) and wore it OUT! Finding it again was outstanding and if you are looking for lifting music that will make you smile, BUY IT! Rating: - A refreshing album...This was my first Ray Lynch CD and it will not be my last. I first heard of Lynch on Stephen Hill's Hearts of Space radio program. I've only had the album for several months, but it's already become one of my favorite. It's best enjoyed on a sunny morning over a hot cup of coffee. You will not be disappointed with this album if you are a true new age/cosmic music fan! Rating: - Relaxing.This CD is a very unique, relaxing combination. I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys instrumental music. Rating:  - Sweet, restful haven for the soulThis is a new age classic. The songs are varied in tone, melodic and calming, putting me in a calm upbeat mood. I love to read to this one. My favorite Lynch CD. Rating: - What art was supposed to beAwhile back I did this disney college program, which placed me as a custodian at EPCOT center's future world. Among the buildings there, there was this obscure place called "Wonders of Life". All I knew about it was that it had closed a long time ago and would probably never reopen. On a whim one day, I snuck away and went to check it out. The building itself was beautiful, using colors and patterns I'd never seen, but what really got me was this song that was playing in the background, which I later found out was 'Celestial Soda Pop', by you. Although the building was off limits to the public, for some reason all the lights, videos, and equipment and music was kept running. One of my favorite ways to pass the time was street magic. I did alot ... Read More: |
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