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2 | [[caption-width-right:312:Now do your EpicRiff, and then [[RockersSmashGuitars smash that lyre]]!]] |
3 | |
4 | ->''"Music is a world within itself with a language we all understand..."'' |
5 | -->-- '''Music/StevieWonder''', "[[Music/SongsInTheKeyOfLife Sir Duke]]" |
6 | |
7 | This index page lists tropes applying to music, songs, artists, and the listening experience. |
8 | |
9 | See also PoetryTropes, DancingTropes, and TheatreTropes. |
10 | |
11 | '''Note that tropes applying to specific genres and subcategories are listed on their respective pages.''' |
12 | ---- |
13 | !!Tropes: |
14 | [[foldercontrol]] |
15 | [[index]] |
16 | [[folder:Genres + Subcategories]] |
17 | [floatboxright: |
18 | '''Trope categories:''' |
19 | + AlbumTropes |
20 | + MusicalNumberIndex |
21 | + MusicVideoTropes |
22 | + RhymeTropes |
23 | + VoiceAndVocalTropes |
24 | |
25 | '''Music by country:''' |
26 | + AmericanMusic |
27 | + AustralianMusic |
28 | + BritishMusic |
29 | + CanadianMusic |
30 | |
31 | '''Music by decade:''' |
32 | + MusicOfThe1920s |
33 | + MusicOfThe1930s |
34 | + MusicOfThe1940s |
35 | + MusicOfThe1950s |
36 | + MusicOfThe1960s |
37 | + MusicOfThe1970s |
38 | + MusicOfThe1980s |
39 | + MusicOfThe1990s |
40 | + MusicOf20002004 |
41 | + MusicOf20052009 |
42 | + MusicOf20102014 |
43 | + MusicOf20152019 |
44 | + MusicOfThe2020s |
45 | ] |
46 | * {{Afrobeat}} |
47 | * AlternativeDance |
48 | * AndeanMusic: Folk music originating from South American indigenous communities in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru. |
49 | * AvantGardeMusic |
50 | * UsefulNotes/BarbershopMusic: A subgenre of a capella music that utilizes a consistent four-part harmony. |
51 | * {{Bardcore}}: Modern music rewritten in the style of medieval music. |
52 | * BaroqueMusic |
53 | * BedroomPop: Pop music with a purposely amateurish feel, sounding like it was sung by a teenage girl in her bedroom. |
54 | * {{Bluegrass}} |
55 | * {{Blues}} |
56 | * BossaNova: A fusion genre originating from Brazil in The 50's and The 60's that combines samba and jazz. Also known as [[TheElevatorFromIpanema that music you hear in elevators]]. |
57 | * {{Cantata}}: ClassicalMusic pieces that focus on the vocals. |
58 | * {{Chanson}} |
59 | * ChristmasSongs: ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: music specifically themed around the Christmas holiday. |
60 | * ChutneyMusic |
61 | * ClassicalMusic |
62 | * ComedyMusic |
63 | * CountryMusic |
64 | ** AlternativeCountry |
65 | ** CountryRap |
66 | ** GothicCountryMusic: Country music with a SouthernGothic aesthetic. |
67 | ** OutlawCountryMusic |
68 | * {{Doowop}} |
69 | * ElectronicMusic |
70 | ** {{Ambient}} |
71 | ** {{Chiptune}} |
72 | ** DrumAndBass |
73 | ** {{Dubstep}}: Electronic music with an emphasis on the '''BASS.''' |
74 | ** ElectroHouse |
75 | ** ElectroSwing: Electronic music that samples music from the olden days (eg. jazz and big-band). |
76 | ** {{Electronicore}} |
77 | ** {{Eurobeat}}: Electronic music normally created in European countries, characterized by a high tempo and a synth-centric melody. |
78 | ** HouseMusic |
79 | ** UsefulNotes/{{Synthwave}} |
80 | ** {{Techno}} |
81 | *** HardcoreTechno |
82 | ** {{Trance}} |
83 | ** {{Vaporwave}} |
84 | *** FutureFunk |
85 | ** DungeonSynth: Electronic music with elements of black metal and ambient music, thus creating a very dark, moody atmosphere. |
86 | * FilkSong: Music written by geeks or fans of a work (or both) to express their love for it. |
87 | * FilmiMusic: UsefulNotes/{{India}}n music created for UsefulNotes/{{Bollywood}} productions. |
88 | ** IndiPop |
89 | * FolkMusic |
90 | ** MedievalBallads |
91 | * {{Funk}} |
92 | ** TheMinneapolisSound |
93 | * GaitaZuliana: Folk music performed in Zulia, a state in Venezuela, which is normally heard around Christmas time. |
94 | * GospelMusic |
95 | * HipHop |
96 | ** AlternativeHipHop |
97 | ** BattleRapping |
98 | ** ConsciousHipHop |
99 | ** {{Crunk}} |
100 | ** {{Crunkcore}} |
101 | ** CountryRap |
102 | ** DirtyRap |
103 | ** DiscoRap |
104 | ** DrillMusic |
105 | ** GangstaRap |
106 | ** GFunk |
107 | ** GlamRap |
108 | ** UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHipHop |
109 | ** HardcoreHipHop |
110 | ** HipHopSoul |
111 | ** {{Horrorcore}}: Rap with horror elements, using an unsettling, creepy sound and dark lyrics. |
112 | ** InstrumentalHipHop |
113 | ** JazzRap: Hip-hop infused with elements of jazz. |
114 | ** MelodicRap |
115 | ** MiamiBass |
116 | ** {{Nerdcore}} |
117 | ** NewJackSwing |
118 | ** PoliticalRap: Rap music which is used as a vehicle to discuss political and sociopolitical issues. |
119 | ** PopRap |
120 | ** PunkRap |
121 | ** RapMetal |
122 | ** RapRock |
123 | ** SouthernRap |
124 | ** SwagRap |
125 | ** TrapMusic |
126 | * {{Hyperpop}}: Regular pop music taken to the extreme. |
127 | * {{Instrumentals}}: Music without the vocals. |
128 | * {{Jazz}} |
129 | ** BigBand |
130 | ** SophistiPop |
131 | * {{March}} |
132 | * MediaNotes/MedievalMusic |
133 | * {{Opera}} |
134 | * {{Oratorio}} |
135 | * OutsiderMusic: Music made by non-musicians, thus having a very amateur and slapdash feel. |
136 | * {{Pop}} |
137 | ** BaroquePop: Pop music written with the complex instrumentations of classical music. |
138 | ** BoyBand |
139 | ** {{Disco}} |
140 | ** DreamPop |
141 | ** {{Europop}} |
142 | ** {{Girl Group}} |
143 | ** IndiePop |
144 | ** [[JapanesePopMusic J-Pop]]: Pop music made in Japan. |
145 | *** IdolGenre |
146 | *** CityPop |
147 | ** [[KoreanPopMusic K-Pop]]: Pop music made in South Korea. |
148 | ** PowerPop |
149 | ** TeenPop: Pop music almost exclusively made to cater to teenagers, with a bubbly, cheerful sound and lyrics revolving around themes that teens can relate to. |
150 | * RAndB |
151 | ** ContemporaryRAndB |
152 | ** NewJackSwing |
153 | *** HipHopSoul |
154 | ** AlternativeRAndB |
155 | * {{Reggae}} |
156 | * RenaissanceMusic |
157 | ** {{Madrigals}} |
158 | * {{Rock}} |
159 | ** AlternativeRock |
160 | *** {{Britpop}} |
161 | *** {{Grunge}} |
162 | *** MathRock: A subgenre of alternative rock that is characterized by abnormal time signatures and melodies. |
163 | *** NoisePop |
164 | *** [[{{Shoegazing}} Shoegaze]] |
165 | ** BluesRock |
166 | *** SouthernRock |
167 | ** ChristianRock: Rock music made almost exclusively for Christians. |
168 | *** ChristianMetal: Metal music made almost exclusively for Christians. |
169 | ** DarkCabaret: A very Gothic genre, with influences from cabaret (or vaudeville and burlesque), folk, and rock/metal music. |
170 | ** FunkRock |
171 | ** GarageRock |
172 | ** GlamRock |
173 | *** GlamMetal |
174 | ** GothRock |
175 | *** GothicMetal |
176 | ** HardRock |
177 | *** ArenaRock: Rock music with a majestic, energetic feel, which makes it great music to perform in front of large crowds in stadiums. |
178 | *** HairMetal |
179 | ** HeavyMetal |
180 | *** AlternativeMetal |
181 | *** FunkMetal |
182 | *** NuMetal |
183 | *** BlackMetal |
184 | *** DeathMetal |
185 | *** MelodicDeathMetal |
186 | *** TechnicalDeathMetal |
187 | *** {{Djent}} |
188 | *** DoomMetal |
189 | *** FolkMetal |
190 | *** {{Metalcore}} |
191 | *** {{Deathcore}} |
192 | *** NewWaveOfBritishHeavyMetal |
193 | *** PowerMetal |
194 | *** SpeedMetal |
195 | *** SymphonicMetal: Metal with orchestral elements. |
196 | *** ThrashMetal |
197 | *** GrooveMetal |
198 | *** TraditionalHeavyMetal |
199 | ** HeartlandRock |
200 | ** JazzFusion: Jazz combined with more contemporary genres, such as rock, pop, or R&B. |
201 | ** {{New Wave|Music}} |
202 | *** NewRomantic |
203 | ** PostPunk |
204 | *** NoWave |
205 | *** NoiseRock |
206 | *** {{Industrial}} |
207 | *** IndustrialMetal |
208 | ** PostRock |
209 | ** ProgressiveRock |
210 | *** {{Krautrock}} |
211 | *** ProgressiveMetal |
212 | ** PsychedelicRock |
213 | ** PunkRock |
214 | *** EmoMusic |
215 | *** HardcorePunk: Punk music with a rougher, more aggressive feel. |
216 | *** {{Grindcore}} |
217 | *** PopPunk: Punk rock with pop sensibilities, thus making it more accessible for mainstream audiences. |
218 | *** PostHardcore |
219 | *** ProtoPunk |
220 | *** {{Psychobilly}} |
221 | *** RiotGrrrl |
222 | *** SkaPunk |
223 | ** RapRock |
224 | *** PunkRap |
225 | *** RapMetal |
226 | ** {{Rockabilly}} |
227 | ** RockAndRoll |
228 | ** ShockRock |
229 | ** SoftRock: Rock's LighterAndSofter cousin. |
230 | ** SpaceRock |
231 | ** SurfRock |
232 | ** VisualKei |
233 | * {{Samba}} |
234 | * {{Ska}} |
235 | ** TwoTone |
236 | * {{Soul}} |
237 | ** NeoSoul: Soul music with a more contemporary R&B, jazz, and funk influence. |
238 | * {{Tango}} |
239 | * VoiceClipSong |
240 | * WorldMusic: A general term used to refer to music originating from other countries. |
241 | [[/folder]] |
242 | |
243 | [[folder:Basic Music Tropes]] |
244 | * ChordProgression |
245 | * CommonMeter |
246 | * CommonTime |
247 | * FadeOut: The end is marked by the music gradually quieting down. |
248 | * {{Improv}} |
249 | * {{Harmony}} |
250 | * {{Melody}} |
251 | * {{Modulation}} |
252 | * {{Pitch}} |
253 | * {{Scales}} |
254 | * ThemeAndVariations |
255 | * UncommonTime |
256 | [[/folder]] |
257 | |
258 | [[folder:Motifs]] |
259 | * Main article: MoodMotif |
260 | ** BowChickaWowWow |
261 | ** DeathlyDiesIrae |
262 | ** DroneOfDread |
263 | ** DrumsOfWar |
264 | ** LonelyPianoPiece |
265 | ** OminousMusicBoxTune |
266 | ** PlayingTheHeartStrings |
267 | ** PsychoStrings |
268 | * ChaosOfTheBells |
269 | * {{Leitmotif}} |
270 | * LoveTheme |
271 | * MickeyMousing |
272 | * PowerUpMotif |
273 | * RegionalRiff |
274 | * SadBattleMusic |
275 | * SelfSoothingSong |
276 | * SongsOfSolace |
277 | * StandardSnippet |
278 | * VariableMix |
279 | [[/folder]] |
280 | |
281 | [[folder:Score and Soundtrack]] |
282 | + EvilMusicIndex |
283 | + HeroicMusicIndex |
284 | + MusicAndSoundEffects |
285 | + ScoreAndMusicTropes - ''for score and soundtrack in general.'' |
286 | + SoundFXTropes |
287 | * Main article: BackgroundMusic |
288 | ** BackgroundMusicOverride |
289 | ** LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn |
290 | * AudioDiegesis |
291 | * AutobotsRockOut |
292 | * SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic |
293 | * BringerOfWarMusic |
294 | * TheDayTheMusicLied |
295 | * HeartbeatSoundtrack |
296 | * IconicSequelSong |
297 | * InsertSong |
298 | * InUniverseSoundtrack |
299 | * JukeboxMusical |
300 | * PlaylistSoundtrack |
301 | * PublicDomainSoundtrack |
302 | * RealSongThemeTune |
303 | * SoundtrackCoverCharacterJam |
304 | * SoundtrackDissonance |
305 | * SourceMusic |
306 | * ThemeMusicPowerUp |
307 | [[/folder]] |
308 | |
309 | [[folder:Singing Tropes]] |
310 | * ACappella |
311 | * BeautifulSingingVoice |
312 | * CarefulWithThatAxe |
313 | * GlassShatteringSound |
314 | * HarshVocals |
315 | * IncrediblyLongNote |
316 | * InnocentSoprano |
317 | * MelismaticVocals |
318 | * MetalScream |
319 | * MotorMouth |
320 | * OneWomanWail |
321 | * PerishingAltRockVoice |
322 | * RecitationHandclasp |
323 | * {{Scatting}} |
324 | * SelfBackingVocalist |
325 | * SerenadeYourLover |
326 | * SingingInTheShower |
327 | * SingingVoiceDissonance |
328 | * SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein |
329 | * SopranoAndGravel |
330 | * SpokenWordInMusic |
331 | * ThatSyncingFeeling |
332 | * TenorBoy |
333 | * TunelessSongOfMadness |
334 | * StutterStop |
335 | * UnDuet |
336 | * VocalRangeExceeded |
337 | * VocalTagTeam |
338 | * {{Yarling}} |
339 | [[/folder]] |
340 | |
341 | [[folder:Lyrics Tropes]] |
342 | * AccentUponTheWrongSyllable |
343 | * AlbumTitleDrop |
344 | ** TitleTrack |
345 | * DualMeaningChorus |
346 | * HashtagRap |
347 | * LastNoteHilarity |
348 | * LimitedLyricsSong |
349 | * LyricalColdOpen |
350 | * LyricalDissonance |
351 | * LyricalTic |
352 | * LyricSwap |
353 | * MidwordRhyme |
354 | * MultilingualSong |
355 | * NonAppearingTitle |
356 | * PainfulRhyme |
357 | * PhraseSaladLyrics |
358 | * RhymingWithItself |
359 | * {{Scatting}} |
360 | * SequelSong |
361 | * SingerNamedrop |
362 | * SingleStanzaSong |
363 | * SongOfSongTitles |
364 | * StockRhymes |
365 | * SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion |
366 | * TitleOnlyChorus |
367 | * WordSaladLyrics |
368 | [[/folder]] |
369 | |
370 | [[folder:Subject Tropes]] |
371 | * AddictionSong |
372 | * AgeProgressionSong |
373 | * AlmaMaterSong |
374 | * AlphabetSong |
375 | * AnswerSong |
376 | * AntiChristmasSong |
377 | * AppealToFamilialWisdom ("Mama said ... ") |
378 | * BalladOfASexWorker |
379 | * BawdySong |
380 | * BoastfulRap |
381 | * BravadoSong |
382 | * BreakupSong |
383 | * CelebrityElegy |
384 | * CountingSong |
385 | * DanceSensation |
386 | * DrivingSong |
387 | * DrunkenSong |
388 | * EarthSong |
389 | * EducationalSong |
390 | * ExhortTheDiscJockeySong |
391 | * FanMusic |
392 | * FearSong |
393 | * FemaleEmpowermentSong |
394 | * FoodSongsAreFunny |
395 | * FootballFightSong |
396 | * FriendshipSong |
397 | * GriefSong |
398 | * HailToTheThief |
399 | * HeavyMeta |
400 | * HeavyMithril |
401 | * HistoricalBiographySong |
402 | * HomesicknessHymn |
403 | * HorribleHistoryMetal |
404 | * HymnToMusic |
405 | * HypocriticalSinging |
406 | * IHateSong |
407 | * JobSong |
408 | * LeavingTheNestSong |
409 | * LetsDuet |
410 | * ListSong |
411 | ** ListingCities |
412 | ** DaysOfTheWeekSong |
413 | * LocationSong |
414 | * LoveIsADrug |
415 | * LoveIsLikeReligion |
416 | * LoveNostalgiaSong |
417 | * MelancholyMusicalNumber |
418 | * MemoryRestoringMelody |
419 | * MisogynySong and MisandrySong |
420 | * MoneySong |
421 | * MoralityBallad |
422 | * MurderBallad |
423 | * ObligatoryBondageSong |
424 | * OdeToApathy |
425 | * OdeToFamily |
426 | * OdeToFood |
427 | * OdeToIntoxication |
428 | * OdeToSobriety |
429 | * OdeToYouth |
430 | * OldManConversationSong |
431 | * OneManSong |
432 | * OneWomanSong |
433 | * PepTalkSong |
434 | * PhoneNumberJingle |
435 | * ProtestSong |
436 | ** AntiPoliceSong - a subtrope of ProtestSong specifically about police or police behavior |
437 | * QuarrelingSong |
438 | * RadioSong |
439 | * ReligionRantSong |
440 | * RevengeBallad |
441 | * RockstarSong |
442 | * SeductionLyric |
443 | * SelfDemonstratingSong |
444 | * SelfEmpowermentAnthem |
445 | * SettingOffSong |
446 | * SillyLoveSongs |
447 | ** AntiLoveSong |
448 | ** BreakupSong |
449 | ** FollowYourHeart |
450 | ** IntercourseWithYou |
451 | ** LoveIsADrug |
452 | ** ObsessionSong |
453 | ** StuffyOldSongsAboutTheButtocks |
454 | * SpellingSong |
455 | * SongOfPrayer |
456 | * TeenageDeathSongs |
457 | * TelephoneSong |
458 | * ThisIsASong |
459 | * ThisIsYourSong |
460 | * TorchSong |
461 | * TrainSong |
462 | * WanderlustSong |
463 | * WarningSong |
464 | * WhenImGoneSong |
465 | * WorkingClassAnthem |
466 | [[/folder]] |
467 | |
468 | [[folder:Musicals]] |
469 | + MusicalNumberIndex - ''main index of songs in Musicals.'' |
470 | * Main article: TheMusical |
471 | * ActuallyQuiteCatchy |
472 | * AngryMobSong |
473 | * BadGirlSong |
474 | * BigFinaleCrowdSong |
475 | * BSODSong |
476 | * BusbyBerkeleyNumber |
477 | * ClimacticMusic |
478 | * ColorfulSong |
479 | * CounterpointDuet |
480 | * CrowdSong |
481 | * CutSong |
482 | * DarkReprise |
483 | * DeathSong |
484 | * DiegeticMusical |
485 | * DistantDuet |
486 | * DuetOfDifferences |
487 | * TheElevenOClockNumber |
488 | * {{Fanfare}} |
489 | * FinalLoveDuet |
490 | * GospelRevivalNumber |
491 | * HakunaMatata |
492 | * HalloweenSongs |
493 | * TheHeroSucksSong |
494 | * HeroVsVillainDuet |
495 | * HeyLetsPutOnAShow |
496 | * IAmBecomingSong |
497 | * IAmGreatSong |
498 | * IAmSong |
499 | * ImageSong |
500 | * IrrelevantActOpener |
501 | * TheItemNumber |
502 | * IWantSong |
503 | * LetsDuet |
504 | * MajorGeneralSong |
505 | * MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber |
506 | * MedleyOverture |
507 | * MinorCharacterMajorSong |
508 | * MovieBonusSong |
509 | * MusicalChores |
510 | * MusicalExposition |
511 | * MusicalNumberAnnoyance |
512 | * MusicalWorldHypotheses |
513 | * MusicalisInterruptus |
514 | * NoReprisePlease |
515 | * NoSongForTheWicked |
516 | * {{Ondo}} |
517 | * OpeningChorus |
518 | * ParentalLoveSong |
519 | * PatterSong |
520 | * RepriseMedley |
521 | * RockOpera |
522 | * SanitySlippageSong |
523 | * SidekickSong |
524 | * SillySong |
525 | * SoloDuet |
526 | * SomewhereSong |
527 | * TheSongBeforeTheStorm |
528 | * SpoofingInTheRain |
529 | * SpontaneousChoreography |
530 | * SuddenMusicalEnding |
531 | * SummonBackupDancers |
532 | * SuperfluousSolo |
533 | * TenorBoy |
534 | * TriumphantReprise |
535 | * VillainousAdviceSong |
536 | * VillainousLament |
537 | * VillainLoveSong |
538 | * VillainRecruitmentSong |
539 | * VillainSong |
540 | * TheVillainSucksSong |
541 | * WelcomingSong |
542 | * WanderlustSong |
543 | [[/folder]] |
544 | |
545 | [[folder:Musician and Fan Tropes]] |
546 | %% |
547 | %% This is general trope list, not a list of names. |
548 | %% |
549 | * AllDrummersAreAnimals |
550 | * AnonymousBand |
551 | * ArtistAndTheBand: A band's name follows the format of "[Lead Singer] and the [Plural Noun]". |
552 | * ArtistsAreAttractive |
553 | * BarbershopQuartetsAreFunny |
554 | * TheBard |
555 | * BandEpisode |
556 | * TheBandMinusTheFace |
557 | * BandOfRelatives: A group of musicians who are related to one another. |
558 | * BlindMusician |
559 | * BorrowingTheBeatles: A band based on Music/TheBeatles. |
560 | * BritishRockStar: An English rock musician. |
561 | * CelebrityBreakUpSong |
562 | * TheChanteuse: A lady whose voice is as beautiful as her appearance. |
563 | * ChildPopstar |
564 | * ChristmasCarolers |
565 | * CityShoutOuts: A live performer appeals to the audience by saluting their city. |
566 | * ConcertEpisode |
567 | * CreatorCouple |
568 | * TheDiva |
569 | * DeafComposer |
570 | * DumbAndDrummer: The drummer of the band is not very smart. |
571 | * DumbassDJ |
572 | * FakeBand: A show uses a fictional musical group when they can't afford to have a real band as guest stars. |
573 | * FemaleRockersPlayBass |
574 | * FiveManBandConcert: When TheTeam decides to form a music band to show unity. |
575 | * FreeHandedPerformer |
576 | * GarageBand |
577 | * GlamorousWartimeSinger |
578 | * GratuitousMariachiBand |
579 | * {{Groupie}} |
580 | * HornyBard |
581 | * IAmTheBand |
582 | * IdolSinger |
583 | * ImpracticalMusicalInstrumentSkills |
584 | * LeadBassist |
585 | * LeadSingerPlaysLeadGuitar |
586 | * LesserStar |
587 | * LongRunnerLineUp |
588 | * LoungeLizard |
589 | * MagicIdolSinger |
590 | * MaleBandFemaleSinger: The lead singer is the only member of the band who is female. |
591 | * MetalHead |
592 | * MusicAgeDissonance |
593 | * NobodyLovesTheBassist: The bassist is the least popular member of the band. |
594 | * NoHitWonder |
595 | * OneHitWonder: A band or artist has only produced one noteworthy and popular song. |
596 | * OneSongBard |
597 | * ThePianoPlayer |
598 | * PolkaDork |
599 | * TheQuincyPunk |
600 | * QuirkyUkulele |
601 | * RevolvingDoorBand |
602 | * TheRoadie |
603 | * RobotOrSpacemanAlterEgo |
604 | * TheRockStar |
605 | * RockTrio |
606 | * SexySaxMan |
607 | * SingerSongwriter |
608 | * SkeletalMusician |
609 | * StageNames |
610 | * StreetMusician: A musician plays on the streets to try and get money. |
611 | ** OneManBand |
612 | ** OrganGrinder |
613 | * {{Supergroup}} |
614 | * TenorBoy |
615 | * TrashCanBand |
616 | * TwoHitWonder |
617 | * UnreplacedDeparted: When a member of the band leaves, they move on without replacing the absent member. |
618 | * WanderingMinstrel |
619 | * YokoOhNo |
620 | [[/folder]] |
621 | |
622 | [[folder:Tropes]] |
623 | * AdventurousIrishViolins |
624 | * AirGuitar |
625 | * AlbumFiller |
626 | * AmenBreak |
627 | * ArtisticLicenseMusic |
628 | * AudienceParticipationSong |
629 | * AvianFlute |
630 | * AwardBaitSong |
631 | * BackgroundMusic |
632 | * BalladOfX |
633 | * BandLand |
634 | * BandToon |
635 | * BattleOfTheBands |
636 | * BigRockEnding |
637 | * BizarreInstrument |
638 | * BlackSheepHit |
639 | * BlowThatHorn |
640 | * BoDiddleyBeat |
641 | * BoleroEffect |
642 | * BreakawayPopHit |
643 | * BreakupBreakout |
644 | * BSide |
645 | * CallAndResponseSong |
646 | * StandardSnippet/TheCancanSong |
647 | * CarSong |
648 | * CartoonConductor |
649 | * CelebritySong |
650 | * CharacterSignatureSong |
651 | * CharactersMostHatedSong |
652 | * CharityMotivationSong |
653 | * ChartDisplacement |
654 | * ChronologicalAlbumTitle |
655 | * ChorusOnlySong |
656 | * ClassicalMusicIsBoring |
657 | * ClassicalMusicIsCool |
658 | * ColonelBogeyMarch |
659 | * ConceptAlbum |
660 | * CoverVersion |
661 | ** CoverAlbum |
662 | ** TheCoverChangesTheGender |
663 | ** TheCoverChangesTheMeaning |
664 | ** CoveredUp |
665 | ** FirstAndForemost |
666 | ** TranslatedCoverVersion |
667 | * CreepyCircusMusic |
668 | * DancingIsSeriousBusiness |
669 | * DeadHorseGenre |
670 | * DiscoSucks |
671 | * DiscoTech |
672 | * DramaticChoirNumber |
673 | * DramaticTimpani |
674 | * DreadfulMusician |
675 | * DrumRollPlease |
676 | * DuetBonding |
677 | * EarWorm |
678 | * EclipsedByTheRemix |
679 | * ElegantClassicalMusician |
680 | * EpicInstrumentalOpener |
681 | * EpicRiff |
682 | * EpicRocking |
683 | * EverythingDances |
684 | * EverythingIsAnInstrument |
685 | * EvolvingMusic |
686 | * FakeRadioShowAlbum |
687 | * FallingBass |
688 | * FilkSong |
689 | * TheFourChordsOfPop |
690 | * FourMoreMeasures |
691 | * FreakyElectronicMusic |
692 | * FreestyleVersion |
693 | * GiftOfSong |
694 | * GirlGroup |
695 | * GirlsLikeMusicians |
696 | * GodIsLoveSongs |
697 | * AGoodNameForARockBand |
698 | * GratuitousDiscoSequence |
699 | * GratuitousRap |
700 | * GreatestHitsAlbum |
701 | * HarpOfFemininity |
702 | * HeavyMetalUmlaut |
703 | * HellIsThatNoise |
704 | * HeyLetsPutOnAShow |
705 | * HiddenTrack |
706 | * HitlessHitAlbum |
707 | * IconicSongRequest |
708 | * IdiosyncraticAlbumTheming |
709 | * IncessantMusicMadness |
710 | * IncrediblyLongNote |
711 | * IndecipherableLyrics |
712 | * InstrumentalWeapon |
713 | * InstrumentOfMurder |
714 | * InTheStyleOf |
715 | * IronicallyDisabledArtist |
716 | * IsntItIronic |
717 | * ISophagus |
718 | * JungleDrums |
719 | * KaraokeBondingScene |
720 | * KayfabeMusic |
721 | * KazoosMeanSilliness |
722 | * KidsRock |
723 | * LastChorusSlowDown |
724 | * LastNoteNightmare |
725 | * LeadBassist |
726 | * LeadDrummer |
727 | * LeadSingerPlaysLeadGuitar |
728 | * LongSongShortScene |
729 | * LoopedLyrics |
730 | * LoudOfWar |
731 | * LyricalShoehorn |
732 | * MagicMusic |
733 | * MagicalFlutist |
734 | * MatingDance |
735 | * {{Medley}} |
736 | * MetalBandMascot |
737 | * MicrophoneSwinging |
738 | * MindControlMusic |
739 | * MinisculeRocking |
740 | * MinskyPickup |
741 | * MisattributedSong |
742 | * MixtapeOfLove |
743 | * MediaNotes/MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness |
744 | * MediaNotes/MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness |
745 | * MusicalAssassin |
746 | * MusicalThemeNaming |
747 | * MusicAtSportingEvents |
748 | * MusicForCourage |
749 | * MusicGenreDissonance |
750 | * MusicIsEighthNotes |
751 | * MusicIsPolitics |
752 | * MusicSoothesTheSavageBeast |
753 | * MusicStories |
754 | * MusicVideoTropes |
755 | * MusicToInvadePolandTo |
756 | * MyspeldRokband |
757 | * NewSoundAlbum |
758 | * NobodyLovesTheBassist |
759 | * NoExportForYou |
760 | * NoMusicAllowed |
761 | * OldSchoolIntroductoryRap |
762 | * OneLastSong |
763 | * OneManSong |
764 | * OneWomanSong |
765 | * PachelbelsCanonProgression |
766 | * PelvicThrust |
767 | * PianoCoverSlam |
768 | * PianoDrop |
769 | * PianoKeyWave |
770 | * PissTakeRap |
771 | * PlaygroundSong |
772 | ** PlaygroundSong/NinetyNineBottlesOfBeer |
773 | * PowerBallad |
774 | * ThePowerOfRock |
775 | * ProgressiveInstrumentation |
776 | * QuieterThanSilence |
777 | * RaisedLighterTribute |
778 | * RapIsCrap |
779 | * RarelyPerformedSong |
780 | * RatedGForGangsta |
781 | * RearrangeTheSong |
782 | * RecycledLyrics |
783 | * RefrainFromAssuming |
784 | * RepurposedPopSong |
785 | * RereleaseTheSong |
786 | * RevivalByCommercialization |
787 | * RewrittenPopVersion |
788 | * RhythmTypewriter |
789 | * RockIsAuthenticPopIsShallow |
790 | * RockMeAsmodeus |
791 | * RockersSmashGuitars |
792 | * {{Rockumentary}} |
793 | * RooftopConcert |
794 | * RottenRockAndRoll |
795 | * ScaryMusicianHarmlessMusic |
796 | * SecondVerseCurse |
797 | %%* SecondVerseEscalation |
798 | * SelfTitledAlbum |
799 | * SenselessViolins |
800 | * SexDrugsAndRockAndRoll |
801 | * {{Sexophone}} |
802 | * SignatureInstrument |
803 | * SignatureSong |
804 | * SirenSong |
805 | * SmallStartBigFinish |
806 | * SnakeCharmer |
807 | * SnowySleighBells |
808 | * SoloSideProject |
809 | * SomethingBlues |
810 | * TheSomethingSong |
811 | * SongAssociation |
812 | * SongOfCourage |
813 | * SongParody |
814 | * TheSongRemainsTheSame |
815 | * SongsInTheKeyOfLock |
816 | * SongStyleShift |
817 | * SoundOff |
818 | * SoundStone |
819 | * SpokenWord |
820 | * StepUpToTheMicrophone |
821 | * StopAndGo |
822 | * SubduedSection |
823 | * SurprisinglyGentleSong |
824 | * SuspiciouslySimilarSong |
825 | * TextlessAlbumCover |
826 | * {{Theremin}} |
827 | * ThunderDrum |
828 | * ThreeChordsAndTheTruth |
829 | * TruckDriversGearChange |
830 | * TheyStoleOurAct |
831 | * TickTockTune |
832 | * ToTheTuneOf |
833 | ** ToTheTuneOf/RealLife |
834 | * TrianglesAreTheWorstInstrument |
835 | * TheWalrusWasPaul |
836 | * WaltzOnWater |
837 | * WhatSongWasThisAgain |
838 | * AWildRapperAppears (during many {{pop}} songs). |
839 | * WrongSongGag |
840 | * XylophoneGag |
841 | [[/folder]] |
842 | |
843 | [[folder:Production and Music Industry Tropes]] |
844 | * AlbumClosure |
845 | * AlbumIntroTrack |
846 | * AlbumSingle |
847 | * AutoTune |
848 | * DistinctDoubleAlbum |
849 | * UsefulNotes/DoubleBass |
850 | * EchoingAcoustics |
851 | * FadeOut |
852 | * FadingIntoTheNextSong |
853 | * FakeLoud |
854 | * FakeOutFadeOut |
855 | * GratuitousPanning |
856 | * LongestSongGoesFirst |
857 | * LongestSongGoesLast |
858 | * LoudnessWar |
859 | * UsefulNotes/MusicIndustry |
860 | * TheNotRemix |
861 | * PopStarComposer |
862 | * RecordLabelIndex |
863 | * RecordProducer |
864 | * {{Remaster}} |
865 | * RemixAlbum |
866 | * RockMeAmadeus |
867 | * SampledUp |
868 | * {{Sampling}} |
869 | * SelfReferentialTrackPlacement |
870 | * SiameseTwinSongs |
871 | * StudioChatter |
872 | * UnpluggedVersion |
873 | * WaxingLyrical |
874 | [[/folder]] |
875 | [[/index]] |
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