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Title: earnest, soulful, worth your bucks
Review: Howie Day's sound is somewhere between a very earnest Dave Matthews Jr. and a Morrissey-worshipping undergrad. Now, I dont know very much about Howie except he's from Boston and that he has opened for a lot of pop acts like Goo Goo Dolls. His cover of Gray's 2000 breakthrough "Babylon" is a nice homage (not on this CD), but you'll want to own this CD if you feel like relating to other themes of loss and remembrance like in the best track on the CD "She Says" or the ones that could trail a Dawson's Creek episode like "Sorry So Sorry" or "Ghost." If you can recall the '98 Ben Folds Five track "Brick" and replace the piano with Howie's guitar, you can get a sense of this CD. It isn't one you'd file under emo or "alternative," but maybe "light-folk" adult?
