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* Apparently the metallic bangs in ''Film/TheTerminator'' theme were done by Brad Fiedel hitting the microphone with a frying pan.
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* Apparently the ''Film/TheTerminator'': The metallic bangs in ''Film/TheTerminator'' the main theme were done by Brad Fiedel hitting the microphone with a frying pan.
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** Parodied with a dose of BlackComedy by "[[https://youtu.be/ENRzf7gPxj4 The Bells of St Mary's]]", where a man on stage proudly presents the audience his "mouse organ", a box containing mice which he arranged like piano keys and claims to have trained them to squeak at a certain pitch. Once he begins to perform, the man reveals his method of "playing" his mice: making them squeak by fervently ''bashing them with two giant mallets'' [[EveryoneHasStandards much to the horror of everyone present]], which gets him forcibly dragged off the stage and chased out of the building by an angry mob.
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** Parodied with a dose of BlackComedy by "[[https://youtu.be/ENRzf7gPxj4 The Bells of St Mary's]]", where a man on stage proudly presents the audience his "mouse organ", a box containing mice which he arranged like piano keys and claims to have trained them to squeak at a certain pitch. Once he begins to perform, the man reveals his method of "playing" his mice: making them squeak by fervently ''bashing [[CrossesTheLineTwice bashing them with two giant mallets'' mallets]] [[EveryoneHasStandards much to the horror of everyone present]], which gets him forcibly dragged off the stage and chased out of the building by an angry mob.
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* The pig organ was a conceptualized instrument that was never built. The idea was that pushing a key on the organ would pull a pig's tail, making it squeal.
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* The pig organ was a conceptualized instrument that was never built. The idea was that pushing a key on the organ would pull a pig's tail, making it squeal. This became the basis of a Monty Python skit, [[CrossesTheLineTwice with using hammers on mice.]]
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** "The beloved" Marvin Suggs and his Muppaphone, made up of talking fuzzballs who go "Ow!" in tune as Marvin hits them with a mallet.
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** "The beloved" The "beloved" Marvin Suggs and his Muppaphone, made up of talking fuzzballs who go "Ow!" in tune as Marvin hits them with a mallet.
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* The third episode of ''Series/TheMuppetsMayhem'' begins with Animal playing with a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_(game) Simon]] toy. The rest of the Electric Mayhem use the packagaing for their snacks and the beaded curtains in the van to jam out to the beeps from the toy.
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* ''Hänsel und Gretel'' by Engelbert Humperdinck has a carefully notated part for a "cuckoo instrument."
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* ''Hänsel und Gretel'' by Engelbert Humperdinck ''Theatre/HanselAndGretel1893'' has a carefully notated part for a "cuckoo instrument."
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* In ''LightNovel/FateZero'', the resident psycho master and servant tries to use half dead people's scream as instruments by pulling out their instruments in set chords and mashing their fingers on them. It does not work.
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* In ''LightNovel/FateZero'', ''Literature/FateZero'', the resident psycho master and servant tries to use half dead people's scream as instruments by pulling out their instruments in set chords and mashing their fingers on them. It does not work.
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* The short animated FilmNoir ''Animation/TheCatPiano'' has its plot built around the eponymous instrument.
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* The short animated FilmNoir ''Animation/TheCatPiano'' ''WesternAnimation/TheCatPiano'' has its plot built around the eponymous instrument.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Critics panned the Swedish Chef's drumming.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Critics panned [[{{Pun}} panned]] the Swedish Chef's drumming.]]
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Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are hitting household items like pots and pans to produce rhythms or melodies. Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, like if a drummer drops their drumsticks and then they grab a wooden spoon to keep playing. Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots and pans, or a string quartet for violin, viola, cello and "oil drum with a rope stretched over it".
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Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are hitting household items like pots and pans to produce rhythms or melodies.melodies, or nudging animals so that they make sounds that resemble music. Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, like if a drummer drops their drumsticks and then they grab a wooden spoon to keep playing.
Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots andpans, or a string quartet for violin, viola, cello and "oil drum with a rope stretched over it".pans.
Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots and
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Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are hitting household items like pots and pans to produce rhythms or melodies.
Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, like if a drummer drops their drumsticks and then they grab a wooden spoon to keep playing. Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots and pans, or a string quartet for violin, viola, cello and "oil drum with a rope stretched over it".
Improvised instruments are often a part of folk music and traditional music. Centuries ago, poor people who wanted to make music often had to use everyday items. There is a weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play som everyday items. In Canada, some folk musicians play rhythms with two spoons. Many folk groups create percussion by hitting everyday items like a suitcase or wooden box. Some folk musicians play the handsaw. Take a violin bow, bend your saw, and stroke the edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling.[[note]] You will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument.[[/note]] Other notable odd instruments include the glass harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. [[note]]Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians in the 1700s. Unfortunately though, the glass harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music. [[/note]] Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel dr is a key instrument in Caribbean music. If it makes a sound, then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, like if a drummer drops their drumsticks and then they grab a wooden spoon to keep playing. Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots and pans, or a string quartet for violin, viola, cello and "oil drum with a rope stretched over it".
Improvised instruments are often a part of folk music and traditional music. Centuries ago, poor people who wanted to make music often had to use everyday items. There is a weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play som everyday items. In Canada, some folk musicians play rhythms with two spoons. Many folk groups create percussion by hitting everyday items like a suitcase or wooden box. Some folk musicians play the handsaw. Take a violin bow, bend your saw, and stroke the edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling.[[note]] You will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument.[[/note]] Other notable odd instruments include the glass harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. [[note]]Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians in the 1700s. Unfortunately though, the glass harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music. [[/note]] Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel dr is a key instrument in Caribbean music. If it makes a sound, then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
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Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are hitting household items like pots and pans to produce rhythms or melodies. \n\n Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, like if a drummer drops their drumsticks and then they grab a wooden spoon to keep playing. Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots and pans, or a string quartet for violin, viola, cello and "oil drum with a rope stretched over it".
Improvised instruments are often a part of folk music and traditional music. Centuries ago, poor people who wanted to make music often had to use everyday items. There is a weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who playsom everyday items. In Canada, some folk musicians play rhythms with two spoons. Many folk groups create percussion by hitting everyday items like a suitcase or wooden box. Some folk musicians play the handsaw. Take a violin bow, bend your saw, and stroke the edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling.[[note]] You will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument.[[/note]] Other notable odd instruments include the glass harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. [[note]]Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians in the 1700s. Unfortunately though, the glass harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music. [[/note]] Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel dr drum is a key instrument in Caribbean music. If it makes a sound, then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
Improvised instruments are often a part of folk music and traditional music. Centuries ago, poor people who wanted to make music often had to use everyday items. There is a weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play
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Music has a long tradition behind it, and with any tradition comes traditions of form and style. For music, there are certain things that are considered musical instruments and certain things which aren't. For example, you wouldn't be surprised to hear a violin playing music, but if you were to hear a chainsaw playing a well-known melody, you would be.
Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are animal noises and hitting household itensused to produce rhythms or melodies. Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, but just as often it's used by serious artists who have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]]
Often a part of folk music. There is a whole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play some very odd items: the saw, for example. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bend your saw, and stroke the edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling. Actually, you will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument. Other notable odd instruments include the glass harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians. Unfortunately though, the glass harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music.
Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if it makes a sound then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are animal noises and hitting household itensused to produce rhythms or melodies. Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, but just as often it's used by serious artists who have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]]
Often a part of folk music. There is a whole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play some very odd items: the saw, for example. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bend your saw, and stroke the edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling. Actually, you will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument. Other notable odd instruments include the glass harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians. Unfortunately though, the glass harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music.
Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if it makes a sound then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
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Music has a long tradition behind it, and with any tradition comes traditions of form and style. For music, especially codified, formal styles like ClassicalMusic, there are certain things that are considered musical instruments and certain things which aren't. For example, you wouldn't be surprised to hear a violin playing music, music in a symphony, but if you were to hear a chainsaw playing being revved to play a well-known melody, you would be.
be surprised.
Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as areanimal noises and hitting household itensused items like pots and pans to produce rhythms or melodies. melodies.
Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect,but just as often like if a drummer drops their drumsticks and then they grab a wooden spoon to keep playing. Often it's used by serious artists who want to experiment, because they have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]]
Often]] Even though ClassicalMusic is strict about the rules for old music (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) , if you are an avant-garde composer doing experimental modern music, you could write a symphony for orchestra and pots and pans, or a string quartet for violin, viola, cello and "oil drum with a rope stretched over it".
Improvised instruments are often a part of folk music and traditional music. Centuries ago, poor people who wanted to make music often had to use everyday items. There is awhole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play som everyday items. In Canada, some very odd items: folk musicians play rhythms with two spoons. Many folk groups create percussion by hitting everyday items like a suitcase or wooden box. Some folk musicians play the saw, for example. handsaw. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bow, bend your saw, and stroke the edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling. Actually, you [[note]] You will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument. instrument.[[/note]] Other notable odd instruments include the glass harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. Unlike [[note]]Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians.musicians in the 1700s. Unfortunately though, the glass harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music. \n\n [[/note]] Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if dr is a key instrument in Caribbean music. If it makes a sound sound, then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are popular, as are
Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect,
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Improvised instruments are often a part of folk music and traditional music. Centuries ago, poor people who wanted to make music often had to use everyday items. There is a
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Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are rather popular, as are animal noises and violence used to produce melodies. Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, but just as often it's used by serious artists who have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]]
Often a part of folk music. There is a whole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play some very odd items: the saw, for example. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bend your saw, and stroke the sharp edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling. Actually, you will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument. Other notable odd instruments include the glass armonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians. Unfortunately though, the glass armonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music. Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if it makes a sound then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
Often a part of folk music. There is a whole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play some very odd items: the saw, for example. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bend your saw, and stroke the sharp edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling. Actually, you will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument. Other notable odd instruments include the glass armonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians. Unfortunately though, the glass armonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music. Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if it makes a sound then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
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Many people have found the idea appealing, and make an effort to make musical sounds out of things that wouldn't necessarily be considered musical. Body noises like belches and flatulence are rather popular, as are animal noises and violence used hitting household itensused to produce rhythms or melodies. Whatever is used, it's something removed from the norm. Sometimes it's done for comedic effect, but just as often it's used by serious artists who have found that [[SuccessThroughInsanity weird instruments make good music.]]
Often a part of folk music. There is a whole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play some very odd items: the saw, for example. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bend your saw, and stroke thesharp edge with the bow. It eats the horsehair like nothing else, but you can roughly reproduce the sound of a wolf howling. Actually, you will occasionally hear the musical saw in bluegrass albums: or else an electric guitar doing an imitation of this instrument. Other notable odd instruments include the glass armonica: harmonica: which is based upon the common practice of stroking glass rims with a wet finger. This instrument gives you a large selection of glasses suspended over a bin of water, allowing you to play it similarly to an organ. Unlike most improvised instruments, this one was actually taken somewhat seriously by Classical musicians. Unfortunately though, the glass armonica harmonica is unreliable even on a good day. Most pieces written with it in mind are more frequently played on handbells. Some musicians do still play the glasses though, and occasionally this technique will show up in jazz or experimental music.
Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if it makes a sound then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
Often a part of folk music. There is a whole weird and wonderful world of folk musicians who play some very odd items: the saw, for example. Take a violin bow that you don't like much, bend your saw, and stroke the
Some of these instruments have even gone mainstream: the steel drum, for example. Basically, if it makes a sound then there's a good chance someone at least ''tried'' to make it into an instrument.
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** Particularly notable is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmfHHLfbjNQ this cover]] of Radiohead's ''Nude'', performed by a ZX Sinclair, a dot-matrix printer, a scanner, and an array of hard disks used as speakers.
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** Particularly notable is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmfHHLfbjNQ this cover]] of Radiohead's ''Nude'', performed by a ZX Sinclair, Sinclair UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum, a dot-matrix printer, a scanner, and an array of hard disks used as speakers.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]" [[note]]He has joked he would do {{Ecchi}} SpeedMetal next after he demonstrated {{Hentai}} ThrashMetal.[[/note]]. The most bizarre part of the idea is that this weird, unconventional, zany thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly aggressive, mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]" [[note]]He has joked he would do {{Ecchi}} SpeedMetal next after he demonstrated {{Hentai}} ThrashMetal.[[/note]]. The most bizarre part of the idea is that this weird, unconventional, zany thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]" [[note]]He has joked he would do {{Ecchi}} SpeedMetal next.[[/note]]. The most bizarre part of the idea is that this weird, unconventional thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]" [[note]]He has joked he would do {{Ecchi}} SpeedMetal next.next after he demonstrated {{Hentai}} ThrashMetal.[[/note]]. The most bizarre part of the idea is that this weird, unconventional unconventional, zany thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that this weird, unconventional thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]".thrashentai]]" [[note]]He has joked he would do {{Ecchi}} SpeedMetal next.[[/note]]. The most bizarre part of the idea is that this weird, unconventional thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal this weird, unconventional thrash-meets-hentai chaos actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive aggressive,mosh-friendly and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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** There was also [[http://www.boingboing.net/2006/02/28/cat-piano.html the similar Cat Piano]], whose concept artwork provides the page image.
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** There was also [[http://www.boingboing.net/2006/02/28/cat-piano.html the similar Cat Piano]], whose concept artwork provides used to provide the page image.
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**It also counts as {{Improv}} as the creator wants ''you'', dear troper, to mix hentai and thrash metal ''yourself''.
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** During one tour, he'd play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXiTnsSn9wU "Clap Hands"]] on acoustic guitar, while his backing band sat around a small dinner table and provided percussion by rhythmically banging on silverware with utensils. The studio version uses more normal instrumentation though.
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** During one tour, he'd play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXiTnsSn9wU "Clap Hands"]] on acoustic guitar, while his backing band sat around a small dinner table and provided percussion by rhythmically banging on silverware with utensils. The studio version released as a BSide uses more normal instrumentation though.
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** The intro to "Soul Sucking Jerk (Reject)" includes a short lo-fi drum loop that has been sourced to a battery operated toy boombox.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...''[[CrazyEnoughToWork works perfectly]]''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}':
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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}': ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'':
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** "The March of the Batterwitch" uses a kettle pot boiling and other sounds common in a kitchen to make a fitting theme for the diabolical Betty Crocker.
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** "The March of the Batterwitch" uses a kettle pot boiling and other sounds common in a kitchen to make a fitting theme for the diabolical baking CEO Betty Crocker.
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''... Definitely IntercourseWithYou taken to its extreme.
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* Music/{{Sparks}} guitarist Bob Haag is credited with "Tab cans" on their 1983 album "In Outer Space".
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]" thrash]]", "H-Thrash" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering guitar power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
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on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
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* Heh, how about combining {{Hentai}} and ThrashMetal [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MetalAniMemes/comments/10gqd31/comment/j546kt3/ as shown here, with moaning girl noises]] from hentai instead of usual HarshVocals or MetalScream played
played on top of the aggressive and furious speed of EpicRiff and hammering power chords from thrash, which would've been considered as an AvantGardeMetal track had it been done by a real band and put HairMetal to a serious shame. The creator even made a name for it, "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin hentai thrash]]" or even a sillier nickname, "[[Main/{{Portmanteau}} thrashentai]]". The most bizarre part of the idea is that blending hentai and thrash metal actually... ''works perfectly''...
