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[stupidsurgeon27]

Not yet. I've been tempted to. I should at least play it for my friend's dad, who is also a dentist.

[Kevbo1987]

A friend of our family's is a dentist. I've told him about the song, but I haven 't gotten the chance to play it for him. He did seem somewhat interested in hearing it though.

[Way_Moby]

Is the ending (the swoosh transition to the song playing on a radio) supposed to be a reference to Pink Floyd's "Have A Cigar"?

That's a really smart similarity! They do sound similar. Anybody have anymore insight on this?

[DonnaNoble]

Hmm... I *believe* that Al said he was just playing tipical elevator Muzak, but I honestly don't remember for sure (thats what happens when you read Ask Al at four in the morning... you forget!!!)

[minnick27]

Yeah, its just Muzak that you would hear in a Dr's office. Of course now Muzak is real music, but in a lot of buildings the background music is still Muzak.

[Way_Moby]

I know that, I just meant, was it meant as a reference to the Pink Floyd song "Have a Cigar?"

[ludovica64]

I love this extremely underrated song as well.
I told my dentist about it but haven't had an opportunity to play it for him as yet

[minnick27]

I know that, I just meant, was it meant as a reference to the Pink Floyd song "Have a Cigar?"

Like I said, I think it is just meant to sound like the music in a Dr's office. I'm pretty sure it doesnt go any deeper than that.

[GroovyGuy88]

This song scared me as a kid.

[WAYFan]

I was kind of freaked out by the moaning in the bridge.