Back then, the song was a complete oddball. And even today, it is unique and hard to pigeonhole. The drum'n'bass and funk-jazz influence sets an interesting eclectic groove. But the highlight is the very catchy trumpet line over the top. Also featured is some awful sampled spoken word. The lyrics might be a clever reference to some psychology study apparently, but in isolation I would be embarrassed to play this for anyone. Which is a real shame, because I highly rate the instrumental aspects of this song. To me, it is a great modern interpretation of the Herbie Hancock vibe.
The Trailermen Go to Rio Remix is a cheesy plastic "dance music meets latin" song which (again, aside from the vocals), I quote dig. Finally the Homewreckers Mix is a deconstructed version of the title track which has a great beat, but a million incoherent ideas thrown on top.
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