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* NiceHat: Prof. Mangrove and J. Frances Pomerantz wear top hats, Malcom Schreeck sports a DashinglyDapperDerby. (Or a [[DastardlyDapperDerby Dastardly Derby]], one can never really tell...)
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--> ''"Come on, boys—and girls—enjoy! Mr. Soot's Traveling Parade of Pulchritude! You will see such delights as you have never witnessed before. Come on, now, form a proper queue, that's right...if you have the money, we have the honey! Behind these curtains you will see a frolicsome view that will leave your toes a-tingling and you brain aflame with desire!"''
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--> ''"Come on, boys—and girls—enjoy! Mr. Soot's Traveling Parade of Pulchritude! You will see such delights as you have never witnessed before. Come on, now, form a proper queue, that's right...if you have the money, we have the honey! Behind these curtains you will see a frolicsome view frolics revue that will leave your toes a-tingling and you brain aflame with desire!"''
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The band has created a back-story set in a fictional area based on a mixture of [[VictorianBritain Victorian England]] and the American [[WildWest Old West]], with the band members taking on alternate identities that relate to that back-story. In character, the band members are time travellers who have come from that past using one of Professor Mangrove's amazing inventions. Most of their songs are set in and tell stories about this fictional 19th century place, sung from the points-of-view of characters like "Clive the Barker", "Dread Penny" and "Elwood Lovekraken". A page on [[http://www.unextraordinarygentlemen.com their website]] contains "The Unextraordinary Encyclopedia", a list of names, places and events in this fictional world that are referred to in their music.
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The band has created a back-story set in a fictional area based on a mixture of [[VictorianBritain [[UsefulNotes/VictorianBritain Victorian England]] and the American [[WildWest Old West]], with the band members taking on alternate identities that relate to that back-story. In character, the band members are time travellers who have come from that past using one of Professor Mangrove's amazing inventions. Most of their songs are set in and tell stories about this fictional 19th century place, sung from the points-of-view of characters like "Clive the Barker", "Dread Penny" and "Elwood Lovekraken". A page on [[http://www.unextraordinarygentlemen.com their website]] contains "The Unextraordinary Encyclopedia", a list of names, places and events in this fictional world that are referred to in their music.
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[[caption-width-right:280:The band, with a couple of "friends"...]]Unextraordinary Gentlemen (UXG) is a musical project formed in Los Angeles in 2005 by bassist/keyboardist Richard Pilawski & vocalist/lyricist Eric Schreeck to "...explore our love for post-punk, synth-pop, industrial & experimental music combined with the literary genre of Victorian fantasy." The project went public in early 2007, joined by Jennifer Pomerantz on violin. The band's name is a tongue-in-cheek nod to Alan Moore's ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen''. UXG has been called one of the "foremost of the musical assets of steampunk".
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[[caption-width-right:280:The band, with a couple of "friends"...]]Unextraordinary Gentlemen (UXG) is a musical project formed in Los Angeles in 2005 by bassist/keyboardist Richard Pilawski & vocalist/lyricist Eric Schreeck to "...explore our love for post-punk, synth-pop, industrial & experimental music combined with the literary genre of Victorian fantasy." The project went public in early 2007, joined by Jennifer Pomerantz on violin. The band's name is a tongue-in-cheek nod to Alan Moore's ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen''.''Comicbook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen''. UXG has been called one of the "foremost of the musical assets of steampunk".
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* TheBigGuy: Prof. Mangrove stands a good head taller than the rest.
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* TheBigGuy: Prof. Mangrove stands a good head taller than the rest. According to quite a few sources, he's fully seven feet.
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* {{Crossdresser}}: Jennifer Pomerantz dresses in male attire in the group, as she is one of the "gentlemen". ([[OrIsIt Or is she?]] According to their backstory, "This enigmatic gentleman’s public appearance ... coincided with the disappearance of Jennifer Devlin, a wealthy photographer’s daughter.")
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* {{Crossdresser}}: Jennifer Pomerantz dresses in male attire in the group, as she is one of the "gentlemen". ([[OrIsIt Or is she?]] she? According to their backstory, "This enigmatic gentleman’s public appearance ... coincided with the disappearance of Jennifer Devlin, a wealthy photographer’s daughter.")
