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I feel like this one has been hidden from me and HOW DARE I BARELY HEAR THIS TRACK JUST NOW!

That sick jazz section in the middle took me for a real ride and I cannot and will not ever get over it!

This is a favorite. 100%.

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Sawzar

So cool!!

Bill Whitaker

If you are in the minority on this song, I'm in it with you. I think this is a great song. It is just such an interesting song to listen to. So many styles showcased in one song. Even though this was not written by them, I can tell the band arranged it.

Chalfo

They're all favorites, just some more than others. What's cool is that they wear their development and experimentation on their sleeves - as well as having fun with it.

Wayne B

One of the cool things I love about Band-Maid is there is no predictability with their songs, with the exception they are always good!

Kent-Ove Prestberg

-"Bland new load" cute as hell 🐶. One of the first songs i heard by them.

Charles Coleman

"Don't hurt 'em Misa!" Sorry, but Misa is merciless!

Charles Coleman

It's not just you, this is a really good song. Do they have any bad ones? Haven't found one yet Po.

William Hallisey

NittPicc, I'm with you about Akane and MISA doing a bluesy/jazz album together.

Juan San

Yeah, Jazz. LOL, I knew that bridge would leave you in awe.

BandMaidfanATL

This was their first foray with the mini-jazz interlude. They have revisited it a few times since, most recently Forbidden Tale.

Happy Freight Dawg

Misa and Akane have a heavy jazz/funk leaning in their style. Thats one of the reasons why Manners hooked me on Band Maid.

Eno L

That jazz section reminds me of Charlie Brown... Don't ask why. Lol

Chris Bergsten

I've been calling for a Jazz-Maid album for a while now. Smoky bluesy jazz? Sick jazz fusion jams? Saiki taking a turn as a jazz diva with that gorgeous vocal fry she has? I'm here for it. They could stand to use rock organ slightly more, too. Especially on a big heavy song where it just adds that much more heft to their wall of sound. Or what if one of these days they stopped flirting with the idea and just put a whole horn section in a song? They'd have to use a backing track to play it live, but so what? A lot of fans say that they're their own genre, and I disagree; just because they mix genres and play in different styles doesn't mean they've invented something novel. But what's interesting to me is no matter what style they play in, they're still recognizable - their own voice is so strong that it colors everything they make, in a sense making every style theirs.

Roy C. Russell

You really enhanced my appreciation for this song