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* Music/Wing's cover of Music/TheBeatles' "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds".
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* Done in-universe in ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' during the kids first rendition of ''So Long, Farewell'' as Kurt's line finishes with an impossibly (for him) high note that is actually being song by one of the girls behind him.
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* Done in-universe in ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' during the kids first rendition of ''So "So Long, Farewell'' Farewell" as Kurt's line finishes with an impossibly (for him) high note that is actually being song by one of the girls behind him.him.
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* Done in-universe in TheSoundOfMusic during the kids first rendition of ''So Long, Farewell'' as Kurt's line finishes with an impossibly (for him) high note that is actually being song by one of the girls behind him.
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* Done in-universe in TheSoundOfMusic ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' during the kids first rendition of ''So Long, Farewell'' as Kurt's line finishes with an impossibly (for him) high note that is actually being song by one of the girls behind him.
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*** Watching the censored version first then later watching one of the uncensored versions without knowing about the crash that happens at the end makes the trope even more effective.
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* Music/{{Psychostick}}'s "Beer" is silly to begin with, but the ending takes the cake- the music stops, but the singer goes on quietly, "I am drunk, drunk is me, I am drunk, wheeeee!"
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** As "Phony Calls" is fading out, if you turn up your speakers, you can hear Al sing "But you're just a pain in the a–" before the song completely cuts off.
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* An [[TheLonelyIsland I'm on a Boat]] [[MemeticMutation Parody]], [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06kDBBNylAQ "I Found a Dog"]] the song is about a guy who was lonely and found a dog who can [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotAwesome literally do anything]]. However, this turns out to be more about the guy's personal issues rather than the actual dog, and eventually gets completely off point. (the video description includes the lyrics)
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* An [[TheLonelyIsland I'm on a Boat]] [[MemeticMutation Parody]], [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06kDBBNylAQ "I Found a Dog"]] the song is about a guy who was lonely and found a dog who can [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotAwesome literally do anything]].anything. However, this turns out to be more about the guy's personal issues rather than the actual dog, and eventually gets completely off point. (the video description includes the lyrics)
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* The ending of the last song on [[BruceDickinson Bruce Dickinson's]] album Chemical Wedding, the Alchemist, is a long pause of over two minutes, and then a voice speaks about a 'vegetable world on his left foot that forms a sandal'- [[LastNoteNightmare it can still scare listeners]].
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Please don\'t self-reference.
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* I think this happens a fair bit in South Park and the Disney Animated Canon. Specific examples aren't yet coming to mind though.
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* "Guilty By Association" by Music/SteveTaylor is kind of a goofy track in general, and ends with the band sort of messing around while Steve intones "I think it's gonna be a big, big hit," in a very dry way. The lyrics of the song pick a fight with a certain televangelist, and one gets the idea he was getting ready for the worst...
** Similar screwing around characterizes "Am I In Sync?" which ends with Steve arguing with his synthesizer artist in a very meta way. "I hear Bowie is doing this on his next album" indeed.
** Similar screwing around characterizes "Am I In Sync?" which ends with Steve arguing with his synthesizer artist in a very meta way. "I hear Bowie is doing this on his next album" indeed.
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* {{XTC}}'s "Living Through Another Cuba" nearing in the latter half of the song Andy Partridge goes totally crazy and lyric start getting really weird until ending it with "Living through another Cu... BA!!" He screams the "BA!!" such emphasis, it could be a one syllable example of ThisIsSparta!.
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* {{XTC}}'s "Living Through Another Cuba" nearing in the latter half of the song Andy Partridge goes totally crazy and lyric start getting really weird until ending it with "Living through another Cu... BA!!" He screams the "BA!!" such emphasis, it could be a one syllable example of ThisIsSparta!.PunctuatedForEmphasis
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* [[TheAdventuresOfDuaneAndBrando Duane and Brando's]] DragonWarrior song ends with the protagonist losing the final fight...and then Duane groans at getting a game over, while Brando does the audio equivalent of a FacePalm, to which Duane explains that he purposefully lost the final battle in order to end the song dramatically.
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* [[TheAdventuresOfDuaneAndBrando Duane and Brando's]] DragonWarrior VideoGame/DragonQuest song ends with the protagonist losing the final fight...and then Duane groans at getting a game over, while Brando does the audio equivalent of a FacePalm, to which Duane explains that he purposefully lost the final battle in order to end the song dramatically.
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* [[TheAdventuresOfDuaneAndBrando Duane and Brando's]] DragonWarrior song ends with the protagonist losing the final fight...and then Duane groans at getting a game over, while Brando does the audio equivalent of a FacePalm, to which Duane explains that he purposefully lost the final battle in order to end the song dramatically.
** Also, Duane's solo work, Action Adventure World, has his SuperMarioLand song end with a love song from Mario to Daisy, capping it off with a belch.
** Also, Duane's solo work, Action Adventure World, has his SuperMarioLand song end with a love song from Mario to Daisy, capping it off with a belch.
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* {{Goldfrapp}}'s remix of MarilynManson's "This Is The New Shit",which could almost be considered more of a CoverVersion since Alison Goldfrapp sings most of the song herself: For the last 45 seconds or so, it suddenly switches from stomping electroclash to a mock-cabaret ballad, with Allison Goldfrapp adopting a Marlene Dietrich-esque German accent.
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* {{Goldfrapp}}'s remix of MarilynManson's "This Is The New Shit",which Shit", which could almost be considered more of a CoverVersion since Alison Goldfrapp sings most of the song herself: For the last 45 seconds or so, it suddenly switches from stomping electroclash to a mock-cabaret ballad, with Allison Goldfrapp adopting a Marlene Dietrich-esque German accent.
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* {{Goldfrapp}}'s remix of MarilynManson's "This Is The New Shit",which could almost be considered more of a CoverVersion since Alison Goldfrapp sings most of the song herself: For the last 45 seconds or so, it suddenly switches from stomping electroclash to a mock-cabaret ballad, with Allison Goldfrapp suddenly adopting a Marlene Dietrich-esque German accent.
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* {{Goldfrapp}}'s remix of MarilynManson's "This Is The New Shit",which could almost be considered more of a CoverVersion since Alison Goldfrapp sings most of the song herself: For the last 45 seconds or so, it suddenly switches from stomping electroclash to a mock-cabaret ballad, with Allison Goldfrapp suddenly adopting a Marlene Dietrich-esque German accent.
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* The Replacements' "Androgynous" ends with Paul Westerberg comically flubbing a note on the piano and abruptly stopping the song.
* {{Goldfrapp}}'s remix of MarilynManson's "This Is The New Shit",which could almost be considered more of a CoverVersion since Alison Goldfrapp sings most of the song herself: For the last 45 seconds or so, it suddenly switches from stomping electroclash to a mock-cabaret ballad, with Allison Goldfrapp suddenly adopting a Marlene Dietrich-esque German accent.
* {{Goldfrapp}}'s remix of MarilynManson's "This Is The New Shit",which could almost be considered more of a CoverVersion since Alison Goldfrapp sings most of the song herself: For the last 45 seconds or so, it suddenly switches from stomping electroclash to a mock-cabaret ballad, with Allison Goldfrapp suddenly adopting a Marlene Dietrich-esque German accent.
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* In Citizen King's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLpYShTQWNk Better Days]], every chorus has a part where there's five notes that don't fit in with the rest of the song (those five notes wouldn't sound out of place in an old video game). At the end, an extended version of those five notes play without the chorus.
* The music video for The Cardigans song "My Favorite Game" has four different uncensored endings. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBfvlICAQUU&list=FLv-BnS-ZS6N_nCLYcH49qig&index=85&feature=plpp_video Here is a link the music video with all four of the endings.]] All of these endings have the girl wrecking her car into a large van, and then a dummy (supposed to represent the girl) reacting to the crash. In order of the endings in the linked video, the first ending [[spoiler:shows the dummy bounce over the van, and then it shows the girl dead]]. The second ending [[spoiler:shows the dummy bounce over the van, and then it shows girl getting up before a rock comes in and bounces off her head and cartoonishly knocks her out]]. The third ending [[spoiler:shows the dummy bounce over the van, and then it shows girl walk away like it was only a mild car crash]]. The fourth ending [[spoiler:the dummy doesn't bounce over the van, but the dummy loses its head, it then shows a mannequin head (supposed to represent the girl's decapitated head) land on the road]].
** There is also a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsMUQK4jdsQ censored version]] of the music video with not only the final crash removed, but all of the other crazy things she does in the car are also removed.
* The music video for The Cardigans song "My Favorite Game" has four different uncensored endings. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBfvlICAQUU&list=FLv-BnS-ZS6N_nCLYcH49qig&index=85&feature=plpp_video Here is a link the music video with all four of the endings.]] All of these endings have the girl wrecking her car into a large van, and then a dummy (supposed to represent the girl) reacting to the crash. In order of the endings in the linked video, the first ending [[spoiler:shows the dummy bounce over the van, and then it shows the girl dead]]. The second ending [[spoiler:shows the dummy bounce over the van, and then it shows girl getting up before a rock comes in and bounces off her head and cartoonishly knocks her out]]. The third ending [[spoiler:shows the dummy bounce over the van, and then it shows girl walk away like it was only a mild car crash]]. The fourth ending [[spoiler:the dummy doesn't bounce over the van, but the dummy loses its head, it then shows a mannequin head (supposed to represent the girl's decapitated head) land on the road]].
** There is also a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsMUQK4jdsQ censored version]] of the music video with not only the final crash removed, but all of the other crazy things she does in the car are also removed.
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** [[{{Beat}} Beat.]] [[StunnedSilence Beat.]] [[OverlyLongGag Beat.]] [[MoneyShot *orchestra hit*]]
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** [[{{Beat}} Beat.]] [[StunnedSilence Beat.]] [[OverlyLongGag Beat.]] [[MoneyShot [[MoneyMakingShot *orchestra hit*]]
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** In XTC's side project, TheDukesOfStratosphear, their song "My Love Explodes" features a very unusual one. It's what sounds like a phone message, where says the following:
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** In XTC's side project, TheDukesOfStratosphear, their song "My Love Explodes" features a very unusual one. It's what sounds like a phone message, where says the following:following is said by somebody with a WoodyAllen-imitating voice:
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* The Who's "Happy Jack" at the end has Pete Townshend yell "I saw ya!". On one song from Live at Leeds whose name escapes me, at the end he yells "Put away your girly magazines!" and Keith Moon replies "Sorry!".
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* The Who's "Happy Jack" at the end has Pete Townshend yell "I saw ya!". On one song from Live at Leeds whose name escapes me, Leeds, at the end he yells "Put away your girly magazines!" and Keith Moon replies "Sorry!".
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** Another MaximumTheHormone example. The end of "What's Up People!?" the second DeathNote opening. The singer screams "WHAT'S UP PEOPLE!?" about five times, then starts babbling something in Japanese which sounds like "I'M SORRY ABOUT THE BROKEN GLASS! AND THE TOILET AS WELL! WOAH! WE'RE IN TROUBLE! Cough cough..." This is already listed as a LastNoteNightmare as well.
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** Another MaximumTheHormone example. The end of "What's Up People!?" the second DeathNote Manga/DeathNote opening. The singer screams "WHAT'S UP PEOPLE!?" about five times, then starts babbling something in Japanese which sounds like "I'M SORRY ABOUT THE BROKEN GLASS! AND THE TOILET AS WELL! WOAH! WE'RE IN TROUBLE! Cough cough..." This is already listed as a LastNoteNightmare as well.
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* The album version of "Sssnakepit" by EnterShikari finishes with a low-pitched, wobbling "Yeahhh" sound, which guitarist Rory starts laughing at, saying it "Sounds like Louis Armstrong". The final drum beat continues with the band still giggling, before cutting the song off with another "Yeahhhh".
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** In XTC's side project, TheDukesOfTheStratosphere, their song "My Love Explodes" features a very unusual one. It's what sounds like a phone message, where says the following:
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** In XTC's side project, TheDukesOfTheStratosphere, TheDukesOfStratosphear, their song "My Love Explodes" features a very unusual one. It's what sounds like a phone message, where says the following:
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* {{Edguy}}'s ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RF6f6sws2g Catch of the Century]]'' ends with the vocalist going on a rant about all of the achievements and swag he's going to have in the future, while another band member tries to calm him down.
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* {{Edguy}}'s Music/{{Edguy}}'s ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RF6f6sws2g Catch of the Century]]'' ends with the vocalist going on a rant about all of the achievements and swag he's going to have in the future, while another band member tries to calm him down.
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** "Spy" is a catchy, jazzy song that ends with a few bars of comically discordant trumpet music that [[OverlyLongGag seem to go on for way too long]].
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*French singer Renaud made a few over the years. One of his songs ends with "The studio is on fire, do I continue?". Another one ends with him talking to himself about how the song he just made is so great that it will top the chart. Then he goes on explaining that he will artificialy make it top the chart by buying a lot of his own disk, then, as he is a best-seller, he will obviously get a huge media coverage and of course it will sell millions. Meanwhile, the overly long guitar solo still goes on, and he comments on the quality of the sound. He ends by annoncing the next song, proclaiming he likes it because he dies at the end. Overall, the LastNoteHilarity is almost half as long as the actual song, and is a TakeThat to the music industry.
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* Nearing the end of CristinaVee's version of "Let Me Be With You" the {{Chobits}} opening, everything is normal - except in the background, Cristina can be heard saying in absolute monotone: "Underpants."
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I am completely unsure as to how or why that happened.
* At the end of the Beatles song "Helter Skelter", Ringo shouts out "I've got blisters on my fingers!". This is because the band had been working on the song for several hours in a row.
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*** At the end of the Beatles song "Helter Skelter", Ringo shouts out "I've got blisters on my fingers!". This is because the band had been working on the song for several hours in a row.
*** At the end of the Beatles song "Helter Skelter", Ringo shouts out "I've got blisters on my fingers!". This is because the band had been working on the song for several hours in a row.
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** To clarify - during The Who's recording sessions, Keith Moon enjoyed ruining takes by making the other band members laugh. Because of this, while recording "Happy Jack" they banished Moon from the studio (there are reports that they tied him to a chair) and he made many attempts to sneak back in. Townshend's proclamation of "I saw ya!" is because he caught sight of Moon making one of these attempts.
