Back in the days between 1998 and 2001 when I would play Kamasutra quite regularly, the cats would always trip on Cutz. I mean they were listening to music all day and night and seemed to enjoy it for they'd often lie in front of the speakers when it was real loud, but they never had any specific, obvious reaction to anything. When I'd play Cutz, they'd move their ears and look around at the sound of the scissors, every time, as it someone/thing was in the room and they were looking for it/tryuing to figure out what it was God bless them cats, all gone now, it's an empty life without them somehow, but of all our songs from those days, Cutz is their song

I don't know if my cats like any music LOL , but my dog , now long gone bless him , liked

LA LA LA HE HE HEE

databank said:

Back in the days between 1998 and 2001 when I would play Kamasutra quite regularly, the cats would always trip on Cutz. I mean they were listening to music all day and night and seemed to enjoy it for they'd often lie in front of the speakers when it was real loud, but they never had any specific, obvious reaction to anything. When I'd play Cutz, they'd move their ears and look around at the sound of the scissors, every time, as it someone/thing was in the room and they were looking for it/tryuing to figure out what it was God bless them cats, all gone now, it's an empty life without them somehow, but of all our songs from those days, Cutz is their song

Poor kitties, having to listen to Kamasutra repeatedly! I guess they proved they loved you inconditionally.

when I was in high school my cat would come running when i would play sting 'russians' on the keyboard

That song is the aural equivalent of a bad haircut.

Similar(or same) scissor sample is used in the mix of "Bob George" towards the end. It's put right on the snare.