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Author: Basara-kun

Jan 4th 2018 at 6:28:11 AM

^^That was a question about those examples instead something to be included in the draft. I can remake those examples here to clarify me more and see if they're applied to this possible trope:

Film - Live-Action:
* In the adaptation of ''Film/{{Watchmen}}'', being [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} the source work]] based on TheEighties, TheMovie was made in the same decade that the comic book, having as soundtrack real songs from this time and past, like Music/SimonAndGarfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" and Music/{{Nena}}'s "99 Luftballoons", even some of then hearing in the radios seen on the movie.
* Real rock band and their influence is the bread and butter of ''Film/SchoolOfRock'', in which the CoolTeacher [[Creator/JackBlack Dewey Finn]] makes music classes for their students and give them various of his discs to learn how real music is and train them to make a rock band. Between the bands mentioned (and with their music as part of the soundtrack), there're Music/LedZeppelin, Music/PinkFloyd, Music/DeepPurple and Music/{{ACDC}}, just to name a few.
* In ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'', this trope is invoked with one superhero: ComicBook/IronMan. Even when it's not mentioned, Tony Stark is a fan of Classic Rock, especially of Music/{{ACDC}} (some of their tracks appears in the first 2 Iron-Man movies and the ''Film/IronMan2'' OST is clearly an AC/DC's GreatestHitsAlbum) and Music/BlackSabbath ("Iron Man" appears as part of ''Film/IronMan'''s OST and a t-shirt of them was weared by Tony Stark in ''Film/TheAvengers''.)

Anime and Manga:
* If well the songs aren't played on the anime, the members of ''Manga/{{Beck}}'' usually listen Western rock bands and them as inspiration to make their own band (WordOfGod various of the characters are [[{{Expy}} expies]] of real musicians, at least in the look). An exception is that one of the songs of the group is a cover of Music/TheBeatles' "I've Got a Feeling."