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* MagnificentBastard: [[ThePowerOfRock The Music]] is an entity born at the dawn of time that seeks to spread Rock n' Roll throughout the cosmos. Observing young bard Imp y Celyn's vow to be [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor the greatest musician in the world]], the Music lies and waits in a magical instrument shop as a guitar until Imp takes it to replace his broken harp. Slowly and insidiously, the Music dominates the newly renamed Buddy and uses him to spread itself throughout the Discworld. The Music [[ItCanThink proves clever]] and ensures its propagation by playing off its listeners' inner rebellious nature to create copy bands to play further afield and allows itself to be trapped in magical boxes that play it whenever opened. Coming into conflict with Death and his granddaughter Susan when she seeks to save Buddy, Death is forced to play the chord that will end the universe to drive the Music from the Discworld, only for it start the cycle [[YouCannotKillAnIdea all over again]] on another.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[ThePowerOfRock MagnificentBastard:
**[[ThePowerOfRock The Music]] is an entity born at the dawn of time that seeks to spread Rock n' Roll throughout the cosmos. Observing young bard Imp y Celyn's vow to be [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor the greatest musician in the world]], the Music lies and waits in a magical instrument shop as a guitar until Imp takes it to replace his broken harp. Slowly and insidiously, the Music dominates the newly renamed Buddy and uses him to spread itself throughout the Discworld. The Music [[ItCanThink proves clever]] and ensures its propagation by playing off its listeners' inner rebellious nature to create copy bands to play further afield and allows itself to be trapped in magical boxes that play it whenever opened. Coming into conflict with Death and his granddaughter Susan when she seeks to save Buddy, Death is forced to play the chord that will end the universe to drive the Music from the Discworld, only for it start the cycle [[YouCannotKillAnIdea all over again]] onanother.another.
** ''1996 Animated Film'': [[ThePowerOfRock The Music]] proves to be every bit the devious and destructive source of Rock n' Roll in the AnimatedAdaptation as it was in the original novel. The audio and visuals of the animation bring new life to the Music as a character by expanding on the briefly mentioned concerts in the novel into full blown musical numbers with original lyrics. The Music is shown to use its power to change the band's clothes and empower their performances with a wide array of special effects, and further shown to be a true master of all forms of Rock music no matter the genre. Given new life and soul in the animation, one can truly see how the Music could shape Imp y Celyn into becoming the greatest musician on the Discworld.
**[[ThePowerOfRock The Music]] is an entity born at the dawn of time that seeks to spread Rock n' Roll throughout the cosmos. Observing young bard Imp y Celyn's vow to be [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor the greatest musician in the world]], the Music lies and waits in a magical instrument shop as a guitar until Imp takes it to replace his broken harp. Slowly and insidiously, the Music dominates the newly renamed Buddy and uses him to spread itself throughout the Discworld. The Music [[ItCanThink proves clever]] and ensures its propagation by playing off its listeners' inner rebellious nature to create copy bands to play further afield and allows itself to be trapped in magical boxes that play it whenever opened. Coming into conflict with Death and his granddaughter Susan when she seeks to save Buddy, Death is forced to play the chord that will end the universe to drive the Music from the Discworld, only for it start the cycle [[YouCannotKillAnIdea all over again]] on
** ''1996 Animated Film'': [[ThePowerOfRock The Music]] proves to be every bit the devious and destructive source of Rock n' Roll in the AnimatedAdaptation as it was in the original novel. The audio and visuals of the animation bring new life to the Music as a character by expanding on the briefly mentioned concerts in the novel into full blown musical numbers with original lyrics. The Music is shown to use its power to change the band's clothes and empower their performances with a wide array of special effects, and further shown to be a true master of all forms of Rock music no matter the genre. Given new life and soul in the animation, one can truly see how the Music could shape Imp y Celyn into becoming the greatest musician on the Discworld.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: That whole Klatchian Foreign Legion bit is sure less funny now, in light of Terry Pratchett's...''"embuggerance"''.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: That whole Klatchian Foreign Legion bit is sure less funny now, in light of Terry Pratchett's...''"embuggerance"''.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[ThePowerOfRock The Music]] is an entity born at the dawn of time that seeks to spread Rock n' Roll throughout the cosmos. Observing young bard Imp y Celyn's vow to be [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor the greatest musician in the world]], the Music lies and waits in a magical instrument shop as a guitar until Imp takes it to replace his broken harp. Slowly and insidiously, the Music dominates the newly renamed Buddy and uses him to spread itself throughout the Discworld. The Music [[ItCanThink proves clever]] and ensures its propagation by playing off its listeners' inner rebellious nature to create copy bands to play further afield and allows itself to be trapped in magical boxes that play it whenever opened. Coming into conflict with Death and his granddaughter Susan when she seeks to save Buddy, Death is forced to play the chord that will end the universe to drive the Music from the Discworld, only for it start the cycle [[YouCannotKillAnIdea all over again]] on another.
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neither of these are YMMV tropes and even if they were you can't put two tropes on one line per wiki policy.
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** The actions The Musicians' Guild take in trying to stop music from being given away for free seems to be predictive of the current antics of the RIAA. Well, except the RIAA haven't tried to have anyone killed. (So far as we know).
*** They did the same thing at the birth of radio, and so did the Musician's Union in the UK. Since Pratchett was a British author old enough to remember this, it's most likely a reference to the MU's opposition to recorded music being played in public venues.
*** They did the same thing at the birth of radio, and so did the Musician's Union in the UK. Since Pratchett was a British author old enough to remember this, it's most likely a reference to the MU's opposition to recorded music being played in public venues.
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** The actions The Musicians' Guild take in trying to stop music from being given away for free seems to be predictive of the current antics of the RIAA. Well, except the RIAA haven't tried to have anyone killed. (So far as we know).
***know). They did the same thing at the birth of radio, and so did the Musician's Union in the UK. Since Pratchett was a British author old enough to remember this, it's most likely a reference to the MU's opposition to recorded music being played in public venues.
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* AffectionateParody / ShoutOut - to Music/TheyMightBeGiants with the in-universe band ''We're Certainly Dwarfs''
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* ShoutOut - As a tribute to Music/TheyMightBeGiants with the in-universe band ''We're Certainly Dwarfs''
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* AffectionateParody / ShoutOut - As a tribute - to Music/TheyMightBeGiants with the in-universe band ''We're Certainly Dwarfs''
