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* ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'': In [[http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail175.html concert]], Strong Bad breaks a Sloshy record over Strong Sad's head.
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* ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'': In [[http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail175.html concert]], Strong Bad breaks a Sloshy sloshy record over Strong Sad's head.head.
** Subverted in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjkI6u199JU promo]] for the vinyl version of ''Music/StrongBadSingsAndOtherTypeHits'', where Strong Bad hits Strong Sad over the head with the record, and is suitably impressed when it doesn't break.
** Subverted in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjkI6u199JU promo]] for the vinyl version of ''Music/StrongBadSingsAndOtherTypeHits'', where Strong Bad hits Strong Sad over the head with the record, and is suitably impressed when it doesn't break.
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* At the opening of the Music/BeastieBoys video "No Sleep Til Brooklyn," the three of them try to get a gig at a rock club. The owner incredulously asks where their instruments are, and when Ad-Rock produces a vinyl record, the owner takes it and breaks it over Ad-Rock's head.
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* At the opening of the Music/BeastieBoys video for Music/BeastieBoys' "No Sleep Til Brooklyn," Brooklyn", the three of them try to get a gig at a rock club. The owner incredulously asks where their instruments are, and when Ad-Rock produces a vinyl record, the owner takes it and breaks it over Ad-Rock's head.
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* At the opening of the Music/BeastieBoys video "No Sleep Til Brooklyn," the three of them try to get a gig at a rock club. The owner incredulously asks where their instruments are, and when Ad-Rock produces a vinyl record, the owner takes it and breaks it over Ad-Rock's head.
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* At the opening of the Music/BeastieBoys video "No Sleep Til Brooklyn," the three of them try to get a gig at a rock club. The owner incredulously asks where their instruments are, and when Ad-Rock produces a vinyl record, the owner takes it and breaks it over Ad-Rock's head.
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whom = object of the preposition "for" (think: For Whom the Bell Tolls)
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** Another episode ended with Klinger opening the jukebox in the Officer's Club and smashing a record. He had spent the episode devastated at finding out his ex-wife (who he still had feelings for) was marrying his best friend and felt he had nothing to go home to. He repeatedly played "their song" on the jukebox during the episode and his smashing the record symbolized he had finally gotten over her.
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** Another episode ended with Klinger opening the jukebox in the Officer's Club and smashing a record. He had spent the episode devastated at finding out his ex-wife (who (whom he still had feelings for) was marrying his best friend and felt he had nothing to go home to. He repeatedly played "their song" on the jukebox during the episode and his smashing the record symbolized he had finally gotten over her.
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Not to be confused with BrokenRecord, the gag where the soundtrack incessantly repeats a short phrase similarly to the RepetitiveAudioGlitch you get when a record is damaged. Also see RecordNeedleScratch.
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* Vinyl records from the [=70s=] oil crisis have a negative reputation for doing this. These records are thin, made from recycled vinyl, and have lost their flexibility in the decades since they were pressed. It may not make the dramatic glass like sound effect, but you'll probably need a broom.
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* In ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'', Mary breaks a record of the song "Buffalo Gals" following an argument with George.
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* As WebVideo/TheSlowMoGuys [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-DTjpde9-0 demonstrate]], vinyl records ''can'' shatter, if you put them on a Dyson vacuum motor and spin them at ridiculous speeds. The guys add shattering-glass sound effects during editing, but in reality, the break happens so fast that it makes more of a loud "pop."
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* As WebVideo/TheSlowMoGuys [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-DTjpde9-0 demonstrate]], vinyl records ''can'' shatter, if you put them on a Dyson vacuum motor and spin them at ridiculous speeds. The guys add shattering-glass sound effects during editing, but in reality, the break happens so fast that it makes more of a loud "pop."
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'', Mr. Van Driessen rewards Beavis and Butt-Head with LPs from his own collection. The duo ends up using the records like Frisbees, and one of them shatters noisily.
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'', Mr. Van Driessen rewards Beavis and Butt-Head with LPs [=LPs=] from his own collection. The duo ends up using the records like Frisbees, and one of them shatters noisily.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** The Hebrew version is [[UpToEleven even worse]]. Not only do the shattered pieces [[SpecialEffectFailure look like they're made of paper]], but the records themselves land [[ArtisticLicensePhysics on a carpet]], no less!
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** The Hebrew version is [[UpToEleven even worse]].worse. Not only do the shattered pieces [[SpecialEffectFailure look like they're made of paper]], but the records themselves land [[ArtisticLicensePhysics on a carpet]], no less!
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil'' took this UpToEleven in the episode "D.J. the D.J." when Dishonest John gets Cecil to produce his song as a record. He sings "Kid, your records are going to sell like hotcakes!" and stuffs a huge stack of [=LPs=] into Cecil's mouth and [[VisualPun pours syrup over the records]]. Then he adds, "I think that you're [[HurricaneOfPuns going to be a smash]]!" and hits Cecil on the head with a huge mallet, shattering the records.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil'' took this UpToEleven in ''WesternAnimation/BeanyAndCecil'': In the episode "D.J. the D.J." when ", Dishonest John gets Cecil to produce his song as a record. He sings "Kid, your records are going to sell like hotcakes!" and stuffs a huge stack of [=LPs=] into Cecil's mouth and [[VisualPun pours syrup over the records]]. Then he adds, "I think that you're [[HurricaneOfPuns going to be a smash]]!" and hits Cecil on the head with a huge mallet, shattering the records.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'': Whenever somebody throws one of Raj's vinyl records, expect it to break easily.
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i hope i don't get in trouble for this.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Some records were ''not'' made to be broken.]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Some records were ''not'' made to be broken.]]]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Some records were ''not'' made to be broken.]]]]
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