This rainy day is the cause for sing alongs in traffic on the garden state parkway to some music that is sing a long worthy.
Four One Five Two, Sundowner.
Sundowner is Lawrence Arm's man Chris McCaughan and some friends (including Neil that taps on the drums for the Lawrence Arms also). Recipe for success? I think so. The album is just what you need if you need to yell out lyrics off key while trying to hit the notes he does and of course wallow in your own thoughts. The twelve songs strummed on the guitar with back up vocals by Jenni Choi are an accentuated feeling of slowed down more emotional Lawrence Arms joints. Drawn out "r's" and melodies moving quickly through syllables are a comfortable sensation, and two Larry covers will make you as happy as running into an old friend in a bar after a couple rounds. If you're short on time and cash give some of my favorites a listen: Steal your Words, Endless Miles, Jackson Underground, and Midsummer Classic.
Knowledgeable tid bit for the day?
Sundowner is actually: "Sundowners syndrome can also be considered a mood disorder or even a sleep disorder. Sufferers experience periods of extreme agitation and confusion during the late afternoon or early evening hours, leading to irritability towards caregivers or hospital staff. It was once believed that sundowners syndrome was a result of missed day/night light cues, hence the sudden onset at sundown."
Thank you wisegeek.com!
Have a good day.
I have off on Friday which I am most excited about. Calls for a ballet class!
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