Get on the roof of your house on a Sunday at noon. Clear day, bright sunshine, sports newspaper and a pack of Marlboro. All the stars are aligned for you to enjoy one of those moments that it deserves the adjective "perfect time to relax." Well, all the elements do not match, missing soundtrack. You take your MP3 player and looking for an artist that fits the situation. ¿Jimmy Eat World? No. Surfact? Too hard, perhaps. ¿She & Him? Nor. At that moment you think "What if I throw myself to try" Come Back As Rain "from Good Old War?". And you do. And, almost accidentally, give the spot.
Something of this record I have, at least relatively, spellbound. Clearly this is an LP manners, yes. The Philadelphia have continued with the good folk and distilled in their previous two LPs - "Good Old War," "Only Way To Be Alone" - and that seems to find its total hatching time of the "Come Back As Rain" that have real pearls of less than four minutes. One is 'Amazing Eyes', the third song on the album which despite being very sencillito has a delicious aura that makes him a special court. Try the live version, which resembles tremendously to the study:
The single 'Calling Me Names' is perhaps the best known of this third of Americans. We understand that this is so (in fact even has a beautiful video and all) but we believe that the beer is elsewhere a "Come Back As Rain," which, despite being too linear, is why. 'Not Quite Happiness' is another great cut that has that warm, exquisite and vibrant make him frankly brilliant piece. O 'Present For The End Of The World', which serves as a perfect end to an album that serves as a suitable compact to account towards our highest moments of tranquility.
If you are someone you love fun and summery folk, "Come Back As Rain" is one of the first proposals for this year to take into account for the Indian summer ahead. The spreading joy always ends with some guys that always go with a big smile ahead.
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