The
jazz music begins.
You sit back enjoying the easy-going
drum beat with your
drink in hand. As you get into a comfortable position the
ice clatters in your glass, you take a sip. The
piano begins, adding to the relaxed
atmosphere.
Soon the
sax starts up. It's
melodic voice
resonates with you somehow. Then you notice something
strange about it; it's rather
angry. You think this
odd.
As you listen more closely, you become
enthraled. The music becomes
louder and more
full. The
sax begins to jump about, it seems to be changing it's
direction constantly.. it's
eerie.
Soon all you can hear is that
sax as it sings to you in it's
harsh tone. It
whispers to you, then
yells. At that point you realize that all the other
instruments have gone. The sax is
alone, hitting you with a
barrage of
alien notes.
And as soon as it began, the song ends. The last
note is impossibly long and it
strains to be released.
You realize that the
music has ended.
What an
amazing song.
My study of the song "Red Bats With Teeth" by Angelo Badalamenti from the Lost Highway Soundtrack.