On Feel Me, A Bad Think are able to tie together Tom Petty, Warren Zevon, and Adam Duritz (Counting Crows). The dreamy vocals are bolstered through assertive guitar lines and drums / bass that add mightily to the bottom of the track. The effort gradually shifts and changes styles to end up at a much different place than A Bad Think began their Feel Me. The drum / vocal dynamic that takes prominence during the 2:30 mark may just be our favorite section of this track. With the instrumental side of things dominating during the second part of Feel Me, listeners of all stripes will have something that they can appreciate here.
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