Seriously, the Music folder is ridiculously bloated and needs its own subpage.
Would it potentially be a good idea to make a Google Doc with iconic song examples that would need to have context added on so they can be put onto the page proper?
What happened to the music subpages listing artists A-K and L-Z? They were here recently and I don't even see a trace of them in the page history.
Hide / Show RepliesI think it was cut and instead we got this - "Artists are listed alphabetically on their own subpage."
Did we really need to delete all of those pages. Even if it was just a list of songs, the trope itself provides the context: The song most people think of.
Hide / Show RepliesI agree. There was no reason whatsoever to delete all those pages. Honestly, this whole "Zero-Context Examples" business just serves to make everything unnecessarily complicated.
7/07/2021 - The day the music (trope) died. You lived a good life. R.I.P.
Shouldn't animes, video games, visual novels, etc have their own folders?
"Unite GUN/BAZOOKA/LAUNCHER/TANK!" Hide / Show RepliesI'm just wondering, why do all these examples need context? What's there to say beyond "This is the most well known song of the franchise"? If we keep saying that over and over, won't that become repetitive after a while?
Magnussen reverted a bunch of examples LaptopGuy and I fixed. Should we do something?
Peace is the only battle worth waging. Hide / Show RepliesMessage. I can see why it could be a honest mistake.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanCan individual band-members have signature songs? Like "Shock Me" for Ace Frehley, "Whiplash" for Jason Newsted, so on and so forth?
Hide / Show RepliesSure. Just list them with double bullet points under the original band's entry.
Peace is the only battle worth waging.I disagree with "Art of Life" being X Japan's signature song. While I think many fans can agree "Art of Life" is their best, their signature songs are definitely "Kurenai" and "X".
A lot of these seem to be pulled from nowhere, Maybe it's personal, but I'd argue "In Too Deep" was as much the signature song for Sum 41 as "Fat Lip", same with "Legs" for ZZ Top, All American Rejects have "Swing Swing" and "Move Along", Since Guitar Hero, Pat Benetar has "Hit me with your best shot", Foo Fighters has "Monkey Wrench", LMFAO have "Sexy and I know it". David Bowie and "Space Oddity" seems off too, since a lot of people don't know the song by name - surely, "Ziggy Stardust" is his signature. Fun. and "We are Young" seem unfair as it's their first major single.
Hide / Show RepliesWhereas One Direction, Chris Rene, Kirko Bangz, etc. are "fair"?
Peace is the only battle worth waging.These are songs, not albums. Therefore, "Cornflake Girl" would be appropriate, not Cornflake Girl. Can someone fix this, or are there too many examples to fix it now?
Hide / Show RepliesFix it; you have at least a 20-minute time limit to do so.
Peace is the only battle worth waging.Is this list supposed to be in alphabetical order? Cause it's not... unless I'm missing something.
I'm just wondering when an artist would have too many equally famous songs to qualify for this trope. I agree with The Beatles and Elvis Presley being the top two contenders, but I know some of these entries have multiple examples. Two is probably fine, and three is probably still okay - but what about four? How much would be too much?
Edited by movie007 Hide / Show RepliesThree at the most. TBH a lot of bands really would have two signature songs.
Why the quotation mark overhaul? Is there something wrong with italics? I'm reverting it until there's a bit of explanation.
This is the stupidest nonsense I've ever seen. Why on earth would you cut the sub pages and then proceed to put a bunch of random music examples anyway. "Examples on individual artist pages" what nonsense is that? I don't see any actual discussion leading to this change so what's to stop us from just bringing them back
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