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John Hall used to be a street performer / poet, but he eventually decided, to quote, "20 minutes of me reading poetry are boring", thus King Missile was born.
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John Hall used to be a street performer / poet, but he eventually decided, to quote, "20 minutes of me reading poetry {{poetry}} are boring", thus King Missile was born.
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Per wick cleanup. Also, an unnecessary space.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* RefugeInAudacity: A number of their songs, the least of which being 'Miracle of Childbirth' [[spoiler: which goes over in detail about the night your parents had sex to conceive you]]
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* RefugeInAudacity: A number of their songs, the least of which being 'Miracle of Childbirth' [[spoiler: which Childbirth', [[spoiler:which goes over in detail about the night your parents had sex to conceive you]]you]].
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* CoverVersion: Versions of Richard Hell's "Betrayal Takes Two" and {{Music/Buzzcocks}}' "Love You More" have appeared on King Missile albums. A few other times, they've done covers as part of [[CoverAlbum tribute albums]]: Music/TheRutles' "Doubleback Alley", {{Music/REM}}'s "Get Up", Music/TheBeatles' "We Can Work It Out", and Orleans' "Still The One" [[note]]The last example may have been done as an elaborate joke about a case of NamesTheSame - the lead singer of Orleans is also named John Hall[[/note]].
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* CoverVersion: Versions of Richard Hell's "Betrayal Takes Two" and {{Music/Buzzcocks}}' "Love You More" have appeared on King Missile albums. A few other times, they've done covers as part of [[CoverAlbum tribute albums]]: Music/TheRutles' "Doubleback Alley", {{Music/REM}}'s "Get Up", Music/TheBeatles' "We Can Work It Out", and Orleans' "Still The One" [[note]]The last example may have been done as an elaborate joke about a case of NamesTheSame - the lead singer of Orleans is also named John Hall[[/note]].
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* ''{{Narm}}'': Quite a few songs, but "Detachable Penis" takes the cake; between deadpan delivery, the absurd lyrics and the female backing vocalists singing "Detachable Penis" over and over again.
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* ''{{Narm}}'': {{Narm}}: Quite a few songs, but "Detachable Penis" takes the cake; between deadpan delivery, the absurd lyrics and the female backing vocalists singing "Detachable Penis" over and over again.
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* IntentinallyAwkwardTitle: "Detachable Penis". That is all.
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* IntentinallyAwkwardTitle: IntentionallyAwkwardTitle: "Detachable Penis". That is all.
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* IntentinallyAwkwardTitle: "Detachable Penis". That is all.
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* ''{{Narm}}'': Quite a few songs, but "Detachable Penis" takes the cake; between deadpan delivery, the absurd lyrics and the female backing vocalists singing "Detachable Penis" over and over again.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: "Detachable Penis"
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: "Detachable Penis"Penis" is about a man who, well, has a detachable penis, which, despite the difficulties he sometime faces, rather enjoys having.
-->''This comes in handy a lot of the time.\\
I can leave it home, when I think it's gonna get me in trouble,\\
Or I can rent it out, when I don't need it.''\\
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''People sometimes tell me I should get it permanently attached,\\
But I don't know.\\
Even though sometimes it's a pain in the ass,\\
I like having a detachable penis.''
-->''This comes in handy a lot of the time.\\
I can leave it home, when I think it's gonna get me in trouble,\\
Or I can rent it out, when I don't need it.''\\
[...]\\
''People sometimes tell me I should get it permanently attached,\\
But I don't know.\\
Even though sometimes it's a pain in the ass,\\
I like having a detachable penis.''
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Creator/AtlanticRecords insisted on a placing a Parental Advisory warning label on their album ''Happy Hour'', which the band weren't happy with. According to John S. Hall, for their next album, ''[[SelfTitledAlbum King Missile]]'', they submitted a self-censored lyric sheet to the label, but kept the cursing in the recorded versions of songs, figuring no one at the label would actually listen to the music. The ploy apparently worked - despite probably having about as much objectionable content in it as ''Happy Hour'' did, the self-titled album had no such warning on the cover.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Creator/AtlanticRecords insisted on a placing a Parental Advisory warning label on their album ''Happy Hour'', which the band weren't happy with. According GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to John S. Hall, for their next album, ''[[SelfTitledAlbum King Missile]]'', they submitted a self-censored lyric sheet to the label, but kept the cursing overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the recorded versions of songs, figuring no one at future, please check the label would actually listen trope page to make sure your example fits the music. The ploy apparently worked - despite probably having about as much objectionable content in it as ''Happy Hour'' did, the self-titled album had no such warning on the cover. current definition.
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King Missile is an American avant-garde band created by John S. Hall in 1986.
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King Missile is an American avant-garde [[AvantGardeMusic avant-garde]] band created by John S. Hall in 1986.
