Talk:Flying (song)

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[edit] Instrumental?

The vocals on the track, particularly those starting at 1:02, are rather accentuated. Though there aren't any lyrics, there is definitely vocal work, so my question is: Should the song be considered an instrumental? George The Man 07:52, 13 November 2007 (UTC)

Otherwise-instrumental songs which include simple shouts or chants are generally classified as "instrumentals" (cf. Pick up the Pieces, Tequila (song), TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)). The article clearly discusses the presence of the chant in the song; I think we're OK. Jgm 13:36, 13 November 2007 (UTC)