And Take It with a Grain of Salt

And Take It with a Grain of Salt

Infobox Album | Name = ...And Take It with a Grain of Salt
Type = Album
Artist = An Angle


Released = November 9 2004
Recorded = The Hangar (Sacramento, California) in 2002
Genre = Indie rock, folk rock
Length = 53:23
Label = Drive-Thru
Producer = Kris Anaya, Robert Cheek
Last album =
This album = "...And Take It with a Grain of Salt"
(2004)
Next album = "We Can Breathe under Alcohol"
(2005)

"...And Take It with a Grain of Salt" is the first full length album by An Angle. It was originally released on UnderAcloud Records in 2002, and later re-released on Drive-Thru Records in late 2004.

Track listing

#"For Everyday Brought Up This One" – 3:36
#"Unnoticeable" – 2:53
#"Today I Saw Your Face" – 3:21
#"Self Medicate" – 5:58
#"Like A Locket, Like A Necklace, Like A Bracelet – 7:18
#"Off To School" – 4:22
#"Did You, Did You, Did You" – 4:27
#"Flicker Of A Cigarette" – 2:53
#"There Is A Ship, Let's Sail" – 2:47
#"Streetlights Usually Turn Yellow" – 2:33
#"An Eagle Circles The Forest" – 13:15


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