Like acid in your first cup of coffee on a warm spring day, the sound of that freshly cut grass dew caressing your synapses, you gently float off to get the morning paper, but the front porch just seems to disappear in the distance as you approach. The next thing you know, it's in your hands and you are back at the breakfast table again. Your peanut-butter-jelly toasts acknowledging a soft smile as you take a bite. There's something very "early morning" about this recording, maybe it's the chirping birds, or the harmonica or warm sounds of the acoustic guitar being strummed; it's a very gentle trip. Except maybe for Cocola's Breakdown which feels like a sudden anxiety attack, the rest of the album will actually help you start your day on the right foot. 99 copies again, with some of the most colorful artwork I've seen yet. The simple cardboard sleeve packaging is quite tame compared to other MV+EE releases.