Reviews.. they have said

"After listening to this record a couple of times I´m assured that Eternal Friedship was born under a lucky star." -S.H., Jazzrytmit magazine

"The only borrowed melody is Miles Davis’s well-known tune ‘Blue in Green’ from 1959. Breadmachine's version of it sounds like Davis playing it himself ten years later. Priha is a brilliant trumpetist with a wide register. He moves convincingly from soft and melodic moods to sharp tones and furious tempos. In the easy blues piece 'Clues', the combination between Priha and the rooty tenorist Rasmus Korsström is intense.Refreshing jazz from Finland." -Sven Boija, Orkester Journalen, 4/99

"The tensions of the sounds and compositions create moods that have not been heard on Finnish jazz records lately." -S.H., Jazzrytmit magazine

"Ape Anttila is a true genius, a composer of catchy jazz tunes and on top of it all, a bassist."
-Markus Partanen, Soundi magazine, 3/98

"Breadmachine emits fresh and stimulating soundscape from its bowels. The solistic grip on this record is strong and Priha´s solos contain a lot of warmth and heart." -V-P. Heinonen, Aksentti magazine 5/9

"Motherfucker!" -Miles Davis