From: Salonen@aol.com
Subject: Re: perfect day
Date: 2/24/2002 12:46:20 PM
To: echounit@hotmail.com
seance@lists.no-fi.com


In a message dated 2/24/02 10:47:27 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
echounit@hotmail.com writes:


> I brought my HEYDEY CD and I will tell you something, there is not too many 
> better days than this, driving down a road in western new york countryside, 
> 
> going thru the hills and valleys. with the sun shining and HEYDEY blaring 
> crystal clear and low low low tone bass lines going thru your whole body.
> 
> 

Sounds like the day Cathy and I had yesterday, except without the truck and 
the subwoofers. ; ) It was a Camry and a mediocre CD player/stereo system. 
It's been lovely and warm in Los Angeles of late (the 90's on Friday) and 
after a movie and lunch we drove around blasting HEYDAY and singing at the 
top of our happy little lungs. I hadn't listened to Heyday in so long....I 
was thinking about how even though I adore Heyday and it's always been THE 
Church album for me, it's so obvious how much the band, and especially Steve, 
have matured and changed over the years, musically. Hey it's a good thing as 
that wacky Martha Stewart might say. After it got dark we drove home to AENT 
which I agree is not the best driving album. In fact, many a morning on the 
way to work I find myself getting a little comatose and a little too relaxed 
listening to it so I have to put something else in. The CD should come with 
the disclaimer: "Do not listen to while driving long distances. Do not 
attempt to operate heavy machinery whilst playing these songs. Consult your 
physician if you feel especially groggy or have the insane desire for a joint 
and know absolutely no one that can score you some pot."

D. - who is now attempting to break all Seance posting records because she is 
avoiding all her chores and work