charactors got screwed up and i don't speak spanish, so if anyone can help....please do. thanks!
 

how a librarian comes running whenever theres an indie boy in need...

google translate isnt helping me much... but i like the part about "very good disc, easy of to lists and that finishes patch ace lapa to your subconscious mind. Ace it must be."

ace it must be!! really, truer words have never be spoken!

try the original text.. all the wonky characters in the original text are making google hurt.

we should catch up at some point!
xoxox
 

Hello,
I will try to translate using my poor English...

"This is the second work from Mike Andrew's band -this is where the band's name comes from-, a quartet from Saint Paul, Minnesota dedicated to the noble art of composing beautiful mellodic songs. Their stuff starts from that heavy pop concept we could more or less define if we traced an hypothetical line that would link Lennon and Mathew Sweet, passing thorugh the Raspberries. All sweetened by some fondness - fortunately not too noticeable- for the british guitar indie pop and the most contemporary style of people like Brad Jones, Jon Brion or Michael Penn. They sound somehow like that. Good, of course, and besides they are able to compose that kind of piece that outshines evrything else when it hits the mark, becomes an instant classic and an infallible medicine for every moment and place. This is how "Cocktail Tree" is, but the truth is that scratching the surface a bit, there is much more to find and enjoy. A very good record, easy to listen and that ends stuck to your soul like a limpet. The way it has to be. Another round of fully packed power-pop, in a moment in which we are not -have a count: Evans, Estepa, Derby, Supraluxe - precisely short of upper level material in the business."

Hope this helps. I find the record great too.
 

Hello,
I will try to translate using my poor English...

"This is the second work from Mike Andrew's band -this is where the band's name comes from-, a quartet from Saint Paul, Minnesota dedicated to the noble art of composing beautiful mellodic songs. Their stuff starts from that heavy pop concept we could more or less define if we traced an hypothetical line that would link Lennon and Mathew Sweet, passing thorugh the Raspberries. All sweetened by some fondness - fortunately not too noticeable- for the british guitar indie pop and the most contemporary style of people like Brad Jones, Jon Brion or Michael Penn. They sound somehow like that. Good, of course, and besides they are able to compose that kind of piece that outshines evrything else when it hits the mark, becomes an instant classic and an infallible medicine for every moment and place. This is how "Cocktail Tree" is, but the truth is that scratching the surface a bit, there is much more to find and enjoy. A very good record, easy to listen and that ends stuck to your soul like a limpet. The way it has to be. Another round of fully packed power-pop, in a moment in which we are not -have a count: Evans, Estepa, Derby, Supraluxe - precisely short of upper level material in the business."

Hope this helps. I find the record great too.