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* ShoutOut: ''This Is Our Music'' borrows its title from [[NamesTheSame an Ornette Coleman album from 1960]].
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* ShoutOut: ''This Is Our Music'' borrows its title from [[NamesTheSame an Ornette Coleman album from 1960]].1960.
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[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/galaxie_500.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Left to right: Krukowski, Yang and Wareham.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Left to right: Krukowski, Yang and Wareham.]]
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The band disintegrated in 1991 when Wareham moved back to New York and informed Yang and Krukowski that he was quitting. Wareham subsequently founded the bands Luna and Dean & Britta (with his [[CreatorCouple wife Britta Phillips]]), and Damon and Naomi founded the band [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Damon And Naomi]].
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The band disintegrated in 1991 when Wareham moved back to New York UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity and informed Yang and Krukowski that he was quitting. Wareham subsequently founded the bands Luna and Dean & Britta (with his [[CreatorCouple wife Britta Phillips]]), and Damon and Naomi founded the band [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Damon And Naomi]].
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!Tropes evidenced by Galaxie 500:
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by Music/JoyDivision and Music/NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by Music/JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by Music/VelvetUnderground, "Rain" by Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by Music/YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by Music/JoyDivision and Music/NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by Music/JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by Music/VelvetUnderground, "Rain" by Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, Music/GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by Music/YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles.Music/TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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** The cover of CatPower's ''You Are Free'' is modeled after the one for ''Today''.
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** The cover of CatPower's Music/CatPower's ''You Are Free'' is modeled after the one for ''Today''.
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* ApologisesALot: "Sorry"
-->Are you sorry that you love me\\
Am I sorry that I love you too\\
Seems it doesn't make a difference\\
That we're sorry all the time
-->Are you sorry that you love me\\
Am I sorry that I love you too\\
Seems it doesn't make a difference\\
That we're sorry all the time
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* IAmTheBand: In recent years, Wareham has occasionally toured as "Dean Wareham plays Galaxie 500".
* MushroomSamba: "Strange" is about going grocery shopping while high on acid.
-->Why's everybody actin funny?\\
Why's everybody look so strange?\\
Why's everybody look so nasty?\\
What do I want with all these things?
* MushroomSamba: "Strange" is about going grocery shopping while high on acid.
-->Why's everybody actin funny?\\
Why's everybody look so strange?\\
Why's everybody look so nasty?\\
What do I want with all these things?
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** "Tugboat" is a shoutout to Sterling Morrison of TheVelvetUnderground, who became a tugboat captain after the VU broke up.
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** "Tugboat" is a shoutout to Sterling Morrison of TheVelvetUnderground, Music/VelvetUnderground, who became a tugboat captain after the VU broke up.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by JoyDivision and NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by Music/JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by TheVelvetUnderground, "Rain" by Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by JoyDivision Music/JoyDivision and NewOrder, Music/NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by Music/JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by TheVelvetUnderground, Music/VelvetUnderground, "Rain" by Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by YokoOno Music/YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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** And in reverse, one of the lyrics of "Stratford-on-Guy" by LizPhair is ''And I was pretending that I was in a Galaxie 500 video''.
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** And in reverse, one of the lyrics of "Stratford-on-Guy" by LizPhair Music/LizPhair is ''And I was pretending that I was in a Galaxie 500 video''.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Yang sings most of "Another Day" (Wareham joins in on the last chorus) and the YokoOno cover "Listen, the Snow is Falling", the latter being the only Galaxie 500 song without vocals by Wareham.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Yang sings most of "Another Day" (Wareham joins in on the last chorus) and the YokoOno Yoko Ono cover "Listen, the Snow is Falling", the latter being the only Galaxie 500 song without vocals by Wareham.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by JoyDivision and NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by TheVelvetUnderground, "Rain" by Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by JoyDivision and NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by JonathanRichman, Music/JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by TheVelvetUnderground, "Rain" by Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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The band was formed by the three while they were studying at Harvard in 1987, and named themselves after a friend who owned a [[CoolCar Ford Galaxie 500]]. During this period, Krukowski lacked a permanent drumkit and instead borrowed one from his classmate ConanOBrien.
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The band was formed by the three while they were studying at Harvard in 1987, and named themselves after a friend who owned a [[CoolCar Ford Galaxie 500]]. During this period, Krukowski lacked a permanent drumkit and instead borrowed one from his classmate ConanOBrien.
Creator/ConanOBrien.
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Galaxie 500 were a [[TooGoodToLast short-lived]] yet very influential DreamPop band with elements of {{Shoegazing}}.
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Galaxie 500 were a [[TooGoodToLast short-lived]] [[ShortLivedBigImpact short-lived yet very influential influential]] DreamPop band with elements of {{Shoegazing}}.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by JoyDivision and NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by TheVelvetUnderground, "Rain" by TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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* CoverVersion: "Ceremony" by JoyDivision and NewOrder, "Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste" by JonathanRichman, "Here She Comes Now" by TheVelvetUnderground, "Rain" by TheBeatles, Music/TheBeatles, "Isn't It a Pity" by GeorgeHarrison, "Victory Garden" by Red Krayola, "Listen, the Snow is Falling" by YokoOno and "Cheese and Onions" by TheRutles. Those are the ones that made it to their albums - they played a few more in concert.
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Low likes to take more credit than they deserve. They were very influential to slowcore, but if we\'re going to go with early influences here, American Music Club and Codeine go first.
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They signed with the Shimmy Disc label in 1988, where they proceeded to release one album per year: ''Today'', ''On Fire'' and ''This Is Our Music''. These showcased the band's simple DreamPop compositions argumented by Mark Kramer's psychedelic production and earned them some critical acclaim and a loyal audience. They and Music/{{Low}} are considered important influences on the {{Slowcore}} subgenre.
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They signed with the Shimmy Disc label in 1988, where they proceeded to release one album per year: ''Today'', ''On Fire'' and ''This Is Our Music''. These showcased the band's simple DreamPop compositions argumented by Mark Kramer's psychedelic production and earned them some critical acclaim and a loyal audience. They They, American Music Club, and Music/{{Low}} Music/{{Codeine}} are considered important influences on the {{Slowcore}} subgenre.
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The band disintegrated in 1991 when Wareham moved back to New York and informed Yang and Krukowski that he was quitting. Wareham subsequently founded the bands Luna and Dean & Britta (with his [[CreatorCouples wife Britta Phillips]]), and Damon and Naomi founded the band [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Damon And Naomi]].
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The band disintegrated in 1991 when Wareham moved back to New York and informed Yang and Krukowski that he was quitting. Wareham subsequently founded the bands Luna and Dean & Britta (with his [[CreatorCouples [[CreatorCouple wife Britta Phillips]]), and Damon and Naomi founded the band [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Damon And Naomi]].
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* WordSaladLyrics: Some of Wareham's lyrics are just WTF-inducing, like "4th of July".
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They signed with the Shimmy Disc label in 1988, where they proceeded to release one album per year: ''Today'', ''On Fire'' and ''This Is Our Music''. These showcased the band's simple DreamPop compositions argumented by Mark Kramer's psychedelic production and earned them some critical acclaim and a loyal audience. They and Music/{{Low}} are considered important influences on the "slowcore" subgenre.
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They signed with the Shimmy Disc label in 1988, where they proceeded to release one album per year: ''Today'', ''On Fire'' and ''This Is Our Music''. These showcased the band's simple DreamPop compositions argumented by Mark Kramer's psychedelic production and earned them some critical acclaim and a loyal audience. They and Music/{{Low}} are considered important influences on the "slowcore" {{Slowcore}} subgenre.
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** "Tugboat" is a shoutout to Sterling Morrison of TheVelvetUnderground, who became a tugboat captain after the VU broke up.
