"One Little Scare Ought To Do You Some Good".And Laura Dickinson's vocals are just so earnest, you'd be forgiven for crying too. "Fish out of Water", the first episode to humanize Buford outside of Phineas' sort-of-rival and Baljeet's tormentor, showing off just how lonesome the poor kid is and how much that fish means to him.No wonder Stacy and Candace are such big fans. At one point during Candace's Mushroom Samba in "The Ballad of Badbeard", you can hear a Suspiciously Similar Song version of Jimi Hendrix's "Hey Joe" for a few seconds.Is that song you're hearing in the background Jimi Hendrix's version of 'The Star Spangled Banner'? Yes, yes it is. Watch the episode "Mom's Birthday" and listen hard when the wax presidents melt. Even when it's not an original song, the music in this show is still awesome.And nearly all of it was centered around this one character. The Countdown showcased Ashley Tisdale's superb singing voice, the many different music styles that can be found on the show, and how songs can range from catchy to hilarious to touching to sad. She sings in 7 out of the top 10 songs and was prominently featured in all but one, far more than any other character. The Countdown itself ended up being an unintended tribute to Candace. Basically every song that made it into the Cliptastic Countdown note Technically a Season 2 episode, but listed here because all the songs were from Season 1.Judging from the music on most kids shows nowadays, other shows would kill to have that kind of song as the show-stopper in the middle of any episode. That's what Phineas and Ferb did with "Music Makes Us Better", from the band episode.
Not just that, but they just make it less than 30 seconds long. As if this show needs any more proof that it's filled to the brim with Awesome Music, think about this: after composing a spectacular, authentic-sounding, toe-tapping, undeniably catchy original hardcore rock song, they take this said song, and shove it in their credits.Phineas: Dude! We're getting the band back together! So what do you say, are you back in the band?īobbi: Well, maybe if I can find my old leather. Phineas: Nice 'do! But back to the matter at hand. The Title Drop in "Fabulous" is the icing on the cake, mainly because of the way Phineas says it.Not only that, but the beat sounds suspiciously similar to "We Will Rock You", making it a huge Shout-Out to Queen. Honestly, when Vincent Martella starts harmonizing and the kickass horn section drops in, it becomes the best dancing, most toe-tapping thing ever. You wouldn't believe a library has so much rhythm until you watch that. "Ain't Got Rhythm" was actually nominated for the 2008 "Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics" Emmy, which makes it even more impressive."Danny's Story", "You're Fabulous!", "I Ain't Got Rhythm", and of course: The Concert too. "Dude, We're Getting The Band Back Together." The whole episode.And if you listen closely, and have a decent knowledge of cartoon history, you'll easily recognize the song as a parody/homage to a song from The Jetsons, "Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah (Meet Me Tonight)".This was the song that convinced the higher ups at Disney to request the show have an original song Once an Episode! The one that started it all, "Gitchee Gitchee Goo" and its extended version.
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