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Breakfast Translations, the second album from Agua Trip, wanders from the simple and translucent to the thick and complex, with moods changing seamlessly and deeply.
Genre:
Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date:
2005
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Breakfast Translations
© Copyright-Bill Carrasco & Lindsey Boise
(837101062435)
Record Label: Agua Trip
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Since the release of Breakfast Translations, Agua Trip has been compared to John Lennon, Manu Chao, The Police, Elliot Smith, The Beatles, Bill Withers, Peter Gabriel, The Jayhawks, Bare Naked Ladies, Burt Bacharach, Jack L, Simon and Garfunkel, Michael Franks, CSNY, Antonio Jobim, Belle and Sebastian, The Pixies, Frank Zappa, Eno, Beta Band, and Starland Vocal Band. And the comparisons keep on coming.
Happily, the response to BT has been overwhelmingly positive. The feedback is remarkable in that it spans generations and tastes; children, teens, young adults and their parents appreciate it together. Listeners spread the album to friends as if they are spreading a treasured secret. Much of the feedback refers to Breakfast Translations’ value and its long–lasting growth on the listener.
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Delicious
author: Sydney Brooks
I LOVE BREAKFAST TRANSLATIONS. This music is delicious--smart lyrics and smooth beats--I can't get enough. Each listen is better than the one before.
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Congratulations
author: Mauricio Austin
Agua Trip has clearly put a lot of work, blood and love into this, and it's paid off. The result is a rich, full-bodied wine with international roots that is both tender and masculine, lightly sweet and peppery.
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I thought I had a good idea of what to expect but I was wrong.
author: Michele Garza
I first played the album with full intention of cleaning my loft while it played. Instead I found myself in a chair next to the stereo staring at a speaker. Once the last song played I moved to the sofa for round 2.
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A breath of fresh air in the dank world of modern rock.
author: Andrew Cooper
With sweet lulling melodies that are fun to sing along with and bass lines that always keep things moving and grooving, "Breakfast Translations" is a must have. The evolution of music is upon us and Agua Trip is leading the way.
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