I have it crammed in my mp3 player right now, and I'm loving the warbling tone. Surely it must be a keyboard, but no! The man is making his geetar do bizarre acts of mimicry!

I always knew you had da funk, q-man. The only thing wrong with it is it ends too soon.

It's also cool that somebody else remembers when the dirtiest thing uttered on TV was when Dick Martin on "Laugh-In" said "Look that up in your Funk & Wagnalls"... Next: "Snakes on a Muddy Funkin' Plane"...

good stuff.

In my head, it's dying for some Micky Spillane style commentry over the top of it.

She had red hair and legs to die for. I knew she was trouble when she first came into my office. She sidled in like a cat in heat. Purred as she spoke. My names Trouble. She said. Betty Trouble.

Pretty fresh Q. How many tracks?

drum machine, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, and pitch shifted guitar (added fifth above - the opening lick and the tweedles.)

me rikey

It reminds me of David Gilmour a bit in places.

Keep up the good work, Michigan-entity.