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hq42
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12:53:02 AM Dec 13th 2010
The track "the Eve of the War" in Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds is a pretty upbeat (and very bombastic) song about the martian invaders coming, that ends with a sound that could be a martian beacon or radar-whatever. Pretty inhuman and cold after the song anyway, but for the life of me I can't think of a category to put it in...
SuperSherbet
04:39:10 PM Nov 6th 2011
I added it and put it in "Electronic / Industrial". :)
CalamityJane
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02:05:27 PM Jan 7th 2011
Didn't there used to be an image on the main page of a piece of sheet music with a happy-sounding title, and then it was torn apart and covered in blood at the bottom of the image with a knife right next to it? I like that image.
endangeredmonkey
09:53:10 AM Jan 12th 2011
I agree...what happened? It was cool, and illustrated the trope pretty well.
Fenrir227
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07:22:28 PM May 1st 2011
Music examples may need a separate page.
TheEnforcer
08:04:53 PM Jun 20th 2011
Agreed, I think there should be too
ChibiSebastian
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04:07:57 PM May 30th 2011
Vocaloid songs have a lot of these, I can't seem to catolog them all right now, but if anyone is interested in helping me, I'll get the list started to add into the page.
ChibiSebastian
04:26:20 PM May 30th 2011
Scratch this, why is vocaloid not listed amongst the music category,sure, it's a software, but it's a software that makes MUSIC and the songs are MUSIC. I think that the examples for it should b e moved to music.
ChibiSebastian
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04:09:59 PM May 30th 2011
Vocaloid songs have a lot of these, I can't seem to catolog them all right now, but if anyone is interested in helping me, I'll get the list started to add into the page.
MagBas
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02:46:21 PM Nov 16th 2011
  • There is a possible first-note nightmare with their song "Sleep and Dream". Your Milage May Vary, though.

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onlybobtheduck
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09:16:20 AM Jan 6th 2012
edited by onlybobtheduck
Does the end of "We are the champions" count? It's not so much a scare chord as a lack of completion. I was teaching a class of 30-50 year old ESL students with the song, and they commented on it too. There's something unsettling about the end of the song.
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