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Black Sheep cleanup, removing misuse and ZCE
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* BlackSheep: Not in the straight sense of the trope, just that they got a song called "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Black Sheep]]". Though the point of the song is this trope, kind of.
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** "Fairytale" has shades of this. Though it's mainly about the 2016 US election, and elections in general, it subtly accuses politicians of not giving a fuck about the environment, and Americans of denying climate change.
-->Choose me, I will pour more fish in the sea.
-->Choose me, I will pour more fish in the sea.
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* RougeAnglesOfSatin: Some of the official lyrics on their website contain a few spelling mistakes, highlighting the fact that English is not their first language.
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* RougeAnglesOfSatin: Some of the official lyrics on their website contain a few spelling mistakes, highlighting the fact that English is not their first language. In "Abandoned, Pleased, Brainwashed, Exploited" they use "look through your fingers" to mean "condone", which checks out idiomatically in the Nordic languages, but less so in English.
* SequelSong: "By the Grace of the Ocean" is this to "White Pearl, Black Oceans".
* SequelSong: "By the Grace of the Ocean" is this to "White Pearl, Black Oceans".
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This trope was renamed per TRS.
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* DeathBySex: In "White Pearl, Black Oceans," although it takes a while. The keeper of the lighthouse goes into town and has an affair with a woman he meets, leading to the light going out and the ''White Pearl'' going down with all hands. The shame of this leads to the keeper going mad and jumping from the lighthouse to his death.
** Subverted as of ''The Ninth Hour'' album, with "White Pearl, Black Oceans Part 2 - By the Grace of the Ocean". Not only did he survive, but he found someone to love and ran away to start a new life together.
--->Oh pain, float like a flower\\
The darkest sea refusing me
** Subverted as of ''The Ninth Hour'' album, with "White Pearl, Black Oceans Part 2 - By the Grace of the Ocean". Not only did he survive, but he found someone to love and ran away to start a new life together.
--->Oh pain, float like a flower\\
The darkest sea refusing me
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* SexSignalsDeath: In "White Pearl, Black Oceans," although it takes a while. The keeper of the lighthouse goes into town and has an affair with a woman he meets, leading to the light going out and the ''White Pearl'' going down with all hands. The shame of this leads to the keeper going mad and jumping from the lighthouse to his death.
** Subverted as of ''The Ninth Hour'' album, with "White Pearl, Black Oceans Part 2 - By the Grace of the Ocean". Not only did he survive, but he found someone to love and ran away to start a new life together.
--->Oh pain, float like a flower\\
The darkest sea refusing me
** Subverted as of ''The Ninth Hour'' album, with "White Pearl, Black Oceans Part 2 - By the Grace of the Ocean". Not only did he survive, but he found someone to love and ran away to start a new life together.
--->Oh pain, float like a flower\\
The darkest sea refusing me
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** Goes UpToEleven when they add epic, rocking, ''banjos'' to their latest album ''Stone Grow Her Name''.
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** Goes UpToEleven up to eleven when they add epic, rocking, ''banjos'' to their latest album ''Stone Grow Her Name''.
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* BlackSheep: Not in the straight sense of the trope, just that they got a song called "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Black Sheep]]".
** Though the point of the song is this trope, kind of.
** Though the point of the song is this trope, kind of.
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* BlackSheep: Not in the straight sense of the trope, just that they got a song called "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Black Sheep]]".
**Sheep]]". Though the point of the song is this trope, kind of.
**
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* GenreMashup: "Cinderblox" combines country and metal. Somehow, it works.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: "Cinderblox" combines country and metal. Somehow, it works.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A solid 7 most of the time.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY:
** It's pronounced "Oo-nee-ah", not "You-nee-ah", since it's Finnish.
** It's pronounced "Oo-nee-ah", not "You-nee-ah", since it's Finnish.
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved
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* NotSoDifferent: "Abandoned, Pleased, Brainwashed, Exploited"
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* GreenAesop: "Respect the Wilderness", "Wrecking the Sphere." Which are both Japanese bonus tracks, incidentally... Are they trying to say something about the Japanese, or perhaps [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped to the Japanese?]]
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* GreenAesop: "Respect the Wilderness", "Wrecking the Sphere." Which are both Japanese bonus tracks, incidentally... Are they trying to say something about the Japanese, or perhaps [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped to the Japanese?]]Japanese?
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Day-na *is* the normal pronunciation. The song would only be an example if instead, Dana was pronounced "Dah-nah"
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Day-na *is* the normal pronunciation. The song would only be an example if instead, Dana was pronounced
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** The name Dana is usually pronounced "Dah-na", though "Day-na" is an acceptable alternative pronunciation. The character Dana O'Hara's name (mentioned in "Letter to Dana" and "Shy") is pronounced "Day-na".
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Given the debate surrounding everything from Unia on, sounds like scapegoating.
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* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Firm believers of it. Justified, since their album sales have dwindled due to piracy.
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* DigitalPiracyIsEvil: Firm believers of it. Justified, since their album sales have dwindled due to piracy.
