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Deep Breakfast

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Celestial Soda Pop / Ray Lynch
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The Oh Of Pleasure / Ray Lynch
5:22
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Falling In The Garden / Ray Lynch
2:47 $0.99
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Your Feeling Shoulders / Ray Lynch
7:34 $0.99
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Rhythm In The Pews / Ray Lynch
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Kathleen's Song / Ray Lynch
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Pastorale / Ray Lynch
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Tiny Geometries / Ray Lynch
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Album Information

Total Tracks: 8   Total Length: 40:20

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Deep Breakfast Ray Lynch

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Bought this album when it first came out! Then picked it up on CD - don't hesitate to download it.

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Deep Breakfast Ray Lynch

EMUSIC-01C483E0

Bought this album when it first came out! Then picked it up on CD - don't hesitate to download it.

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El Rubix

supermeloncampos

you cant get the first track in here, but you can on the album: The Best Of Ray Lynch.

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wow!

bpmsea

My mother danced to this album (ballet/modern) when I was younger and it brings back so many memories I can't say I could write an objective review. To me, almost every track is amazing and I'm downloading the entire album.

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Celestial Soda Pop

purpleobsession

Celestial Soda Pop is THE definative track that broke Ray Lynch out into the mass market IMHO. I don't understand why it is not available on this Album at emusic, however if you go to the "Best of Ray Lynch" album you will find it there as track number 4. Been listening to Ray since 1987 and have listed to all of his tracks a multitude, if not hundreds of times since. Definately an inspiration to me.

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Original? And best?

KentScoot

This was the first new age album I ever bought (1988 on CD). Everyone talks about "Celestial Soda Pop", but the genius of Ray Lynch is in the exquisite "Falling in the Garden", "Your Feeling Shoulders" and "Tiny Geometries". Try the last track with headphones and you'll be transported a mile underground into another world ...

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Celestial Soda Pop

Resuna

Celestial Soda Pop is available on the Best of Ray Lynch here on eMusic. I don't know why it's not listed on this album.

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Music for Peaceful Warriors

Vespathekid

When I was learning to become a peaceful warrior... this was the soundtrack... As mentioned, the first track is wonderful, however, it has a much different feeling than the rest of the album. Sort of like a prologue: what Ray was feeling as he began to create. You can find it on other online music stores. This is in my top rotation.

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They Say All Music Guide

Ray Lynch’s synthesizer playing sometimes approximates keyboard instruments and sometimes sounds like individually plucked strings on electrified string instruments, but always has a deeply textured melodic structure and a buoyant rhythmic underpinning. Isolated notes in series and patterns make a pointillistic mosaic of sound that alternately soothes and stimulates. No wonder this is one of the best-selling new-age albums of all time. – William Ruhlmann