this is very good. done well
It is very interesting in terms of the instrumentation and arrangement, to me less of a blues/rock genre but very unique and almost targeted more for a movie soundtrack or tv show that has something to do plot wise with telephone phobia... a scene where someone is obsessed with an expected call or something... the instrumentation is quirky/cool in the way horn lines show up, almost (not exactly and not to the level of) like the style of cool bells and horns in some Amy Winehouse songs... jazz elements to the song, again unique to me.
I really like the arrangement, the instrumentation the musicianship. Kind a reminded me of like Roxy music .
Reminds me of an older Elvis Costello sound then goes vaudeville. There are so many vibes and genre's infused here... very interesting. This song is an extraordinary effort into the 'art rock' genre with everything else thrown in. There are no shortages of ideas here... at one point I hear Lenny Pickett blowing a sax solo then I am taken to Broadway... then the Rocky Horror Picture Show, all within 3:30. Great vocal performance and a brilliant example of 'no limits' musical arrangements. Let's also point out all the amazing programming that went into this song.
Cool New Wave groove. Phone Phobia with ... of course... Saxophones. Great stuff!
fun and funky - terrific groove and fab sax work (and horns) - production is tight and in your face, some very quirky parts that all fit together well, making this, while somewhat familiar, also something "different".
Cute piece with good vocals and some really tasty horns. Witty lyrics and cool arrangement.
Neat song! Relatable subject. Good recording. The instruments and vocals are nice and clear. The sax stands out! Everything else is on the money, too.
QUIRKY, GOOD HOOK LINE FOR TODAY! GOOD COMEDIC THOUGHT! DEFINATE TV SUBMISSION!!!