The background music is similar in tune to the theme song from the TV series S.W.A.T.

The voice-over has some similarities to the original A-Team theme song, including the line 'framed for a crime.didn't commit'.

' The Return of the Rogue Rabbit': When Doofenshmirtz and Norm break Dennis out of O.W.C.A.-Traz.

headquarters and again when Monty breaks into L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.'s abandoned warehouse headquarters.

' Phineas and Ferb Save Summer': When Perry enters O.W.C.A.

Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension: When the Firestorm Girls appear.

' Finding Mary McGuffin': During Perry and Doofenshmirtz's fight.

' Isabella and the Temple of Sap': When the Fireside Girls get the tree sap.

The music in this song is the same tune that plays in:.The voice-over for the scene is Major Monogram ( Jeff 'Swampy' Marsh).This is the first music video in which Perry is seen helping Doofenshmirtz.

Here's the video!: From music for talking cars to classic breakbeat mini-mixtapes, The Zone Identity has you covered for 2021. The routine sees him seamlessly move through nine classic drum breaks we all know and love it was both a homage and a warm-up to keep sharp on the set with no shows or rehearsals to keep the rust off. It was in said isolation that Zone created his “9 Breaks” routine as a warm-up. The flip side, “9 Breaks,” is credited to J-Zone as a solo artist because technically…it’s a drum solo! 2020’s pandemic lockdown forced musicians to be more creative and practice harder, often out of sheer boredom. “Knight Rider” pays a respectful nod to the original without neglecting the b-boys/b-girls and funk fanatics who need to get down and dirty. Meanwhile, J-Zone’s syncopated kick-snare work, hi-hat polyrhythms and auxiliary percussion add a funky, human touch and thick layer of grease not heard on the original. A two-man job, Buscrates’ infinite knowledge of synths and keyboard prowess match the authenticity of the original, while adding an extra heavy unique funk sheen for the update. For this go round, he teams up with Pittsburgh’s Buscrates, to put a greasy, funk-i-fied spin on the classic 1980s “Knight Rider” theme song. The only common denominator is drummer Jay Mumford (aka 'J-Zone'), who uses The Zone Identity as a vehicle to work with his favorite musicians outside his band, The Du-Rites. For 2017’s “Funk-I-Tus” b/w “Let The Music Take Your Mind” and 2018’s “Melting Pot” b/w “Soul Food” 7”s, The Zone Identity sat firmly in a soul-jazz groove for smokin’ covers of classics by Kool and the Gang, Booker T and the MG’s and lesser-known funk bands like Warm Excursion. After a two year hiatus, The Zone Identity is back! But exactly who The Zone Identity is and how they get down depends on the tune.

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