the subway system in Brooklyn, its a record about the trains in Brooklyn I took to get to rehab everyday. The trains are basically metaphors that just happen to really exist, that's what I thought was so amazing about the idea." On June 30, Lawrence.com published an interview with Dewees that further elaborated on this idea: "The record was inspired solely by me going to rehab. It was a choice that I made. New York is a great city and you can get anything that you want at any time of the day – and I was getting anything I wanted at any time of the day. One morning I was like, “What a fucking mess I’ve made. I decided to get clean." The songs on the album directly chart the path Dewees took to rehab (the album's titular "Crappy Town"), including “86th Street”, a song cut from the fifth album. Track listing Personnel James Dewees - Vocals, Keyboard Billy Johnson - Drums Paul Gray - Bass Cory White - Guitar Amanda Haase - Keyboard Sean Beavan - Producer Album Position References External links Alternative Press Announcement Article Official Album Page on Vagrant.com Reggie and the Full Effect albums 2008 albums Albums produced by Sean Beavan