Deep Breakfast

1	Celestial Soda Pop 4:42
2	The Oh of Pleasure 5:22
3	Falling in the Garden 2:47
4	Your Feeling Shoulders 7:34
5	Rhythm in the Pews 4:13
6	Kathleen's Song 4:10
7	Pastorale 5:31
8	Tiny Geometries 6:01

Barnes & Noble

Following an identity crisis in the early 1980s, classical guitarist Ray Lynch was encouraged by his spiritual mentor Master Da Free John to use musical composition as his spiritual path. SKY OF MIND (1983) became an underground New Age classic, setting the stage for 1984's DEEP BREAKFAST. Best known for the electrically effervescent "Celestial Soda Pop," DEEP BREAKFAST attracted legions of fans and was given extensive airplay. Lynch was named Billboard magazine's Instrumentalist of the Year in both 1989 and 1990, and the album hit platinum in 1993. Bubbling over with catchy melodies in a universe of brisk sounds -- and heady with sublime spiritual meditations featuring viola and piano -- DEEP BREAKFAST is delightful and fulfilling without being preachy. Lynch's popular classic is the perfect introduction to the magical and mysterious world of electronic music. Carol Wright

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