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[260] Employing guitar feedback, the music's key riff is harking back to the Doorways' 1967 song "Mild My Hearth", even though its summary of interaction involving drums and guitar attributes Dave's laughter and hefty echo and reverb.[261] Critic Jim DeRogatis counts the song as the only example of psychedelia from the Kinks' discography,[262] thou