History Main / LoudOfWar

* One of the "banned" episodes of ''{{Pokemon}}'' featured Team Rocket torturing the Safari Warden by (among other things) making him listen to Meowth's singing.
** In the ''{{Pokemon}}'' Chronicles series, Butch and Cassidy of Team Rocket attempt to torture information out of Professor Oak with the sound of a nail scraping on glass.

* In the ''{{Pokemon}}'' Chronicles series, Butch and Cassidy of Team Rocket attempt to torture information out of Professor Oak with the sound of a nail scraping on glass.

* ThisTroper once had a noisy neighbour who stayed up until 3am playing music, arguing and generally being a waste of flesh. The response, in a similar vein to the TAOC TEH WODNER DOG song, was [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCvq_Rdkz98 this]] horrific homemade 7 minute barrage of audio. It starts out with deranged, poorly Autotuned singing and gets worse. Much, much worse. Played at loud volumes, it was... interesting.

* ThisTroper once had a noisy neighbour who stayed up until 3am playing music, arguing and generally being a waste of flesh. The response, in a similar vein to the TAOC TEH WODNER DOG song, was [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCvq_Rdkz98 this]] horrific homemade 7 minute barrage of audio. It starts out with deranged, poorly Autotuned singing and gets worse. Much, much worse.

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* ''ComradeDeath'', a short story by Gerald Kersh, ArmsDealer Sarek attends a demonstration of a competitor's machine gun. Seeing an opportunity, he bribes the competitor's band to drown out the sales pitch with an obnoxious and blaring military march and he hijacks the sale.

* In Neal Stephenson's ''The Big U'', two roommates at American Megaversity fight a vicious stereo war with each other -- one playing punk rock at deafening volumes, the other playing bombastic classical music even more loudly.

* In the Pauly Shore vehicle ''{{Biodome}}'', the police try to get the protagonists out of the titular structure by blasting MenWithoutHats' "The Safety Dance". In a subversion, it doesn't work; it just means they have a rhythm as they fix the place up.

* Taken Up To Eleven in the GagDub movie ''JMenForever'' where the evil Lightening Bug's rock and roll runs cars off the road, destroys buildings and eventually the Moon after he cranks up his stereo too loud.

* TakenUpToEleven in the GagDub movie ''JMenForever'' where the evil Lightening Bug's rock and roll runs cars off the road, destroys buildings and eventually the Moon after he cranks up his stereo too loud.

* I remember there was an episode of ''CaptainKremmen'' where the evil aliens threatened to: "?play TwistedSister into each ear until your brain explodes!"

Also see BrownNote, DreadfulMusician, MakeMeWannaShout, NoIndoorVoice, UpToEleven, and MusicToInvadePolandTo. Not to be confused with RecordOfLoudnessWar.

* There are sound-users in the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'' that utilize sound as a weapon, but not through the expedience of screaming or singing. These include Echo, Hummingbird, Sound Barrier, Mosquito, and Ultrasonico.

* ComradeDeath, a short story by Gerald Kersh, ArmsDealer Sarek attends a demonstration of a competitor's machine gun. Seeing an opportunity, he bribes the competitor's band to drown out the sales pitch with an obnoxious and blaring military march and he hijacks the sale.

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* During an escalating feud between [[DuckTales Scrooge McDuck]] and his new neighbors, he escalates by breaking out [[EverythingsLouderWithBagpipes his favorite bagpipes]] and a speaker system. The neighbors' response? Accordion.