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Source Music

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Source Music	comment	People in Real Life usually don't have music following them everywhere they go. But often people do find they've got some underscoring happening in their life — be it from their car radio as they're driving, a band at a bar, or a street musician outside. Source Music, also known as diegetic music, is Truth in Television in this regard: it's music that the characters can hear (or perform) themselves, and that would be playing even if the scene were happening in real life. Of course, the music usually serves a dramatic purpose as well: either it helps establish setting and character, or it comments on the action happening in the foreground. See also In-Universe Soundtrack, Suspiciously Apropos Music, AM/FM Characterization, Mocking Music, and Left the Background Music On. Characters who may provide Source Music include The Piano Player, the Street Musician, and the Wandering Minstrel. Someone else may react with Musical Number Annoyance. If Source Music becomes Background Music in mid-stream, that's a Diegetic Switch. Also see Diegetic Musical.
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Source Music / int_10ddd3d5	comment	In Twilight Princess, the Skull Kid has you play a game of hide-and-seek with him in the Sacred Grove; if you can hear his horn playing Saria's Song, you'll know you're getting close to his location.
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Source Music / int_110d4471	comment	Predator has the main cast listening to "Long Tall Sally" on the chopper's PA during the flight in-country. Later towards the movie's climax, Mac sings the song himself as he's slowly going mad from being hunted by the Predator.
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Source Music / int_13bfff4	comment	Portrait of a Lady on Fire: The film has almost no soundtrack to reflect how precious HÃ©loÃ¯se finds music in a time period where recordings don't exist and concerts are typically a privilege only enjoyed by the rich. As such, the only three instances of music are entirely diegetic and very significant: the scene of Marianne playing a bit of "Summer" from Vivaldi's Four Seasons on the harpsichord for HÃ©loÃ¯se, the women singing at the bonfire, and the ending scene, in which Marianne witnesses HÃ©loÃ¯se being moved to tears while listening to a full orchestra play "Summer."
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Source Music / int_13f053cc	comment	A lot of the music in Rio Bravo is source music, from the playing of Deguello to wear down the besieged to Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson singing and whistling. This was a conscious choice by director Howard Hawks to the overpowering non-diegetic use of the theme tune and song in High Noon. Funnily enough, Dimitri Tiomkin composed the score for both films.
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Source Music / int_13f25032	comment	In the Animation vs Minecraft episode "The Ultimate Weapon", King Orange puts a Pigstep music disc in a jukebox. The music then plays throughout a fight scene, and only ends when King's unconscious body is slammed into the jukebox at the end of the fight, ejecting the disc.
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Source Music / int_1ca82882	comment	American Graffiti is another example where all the music is diegetic (save for The Beach Boys' "All Summer Long", played over the closing credits; which is just as well, given that that song came out in 1964 and the movie is set in '62).
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Source Music / int_1f0fe64e	comment	An instrumental version of "Let's Stay Together" plays in one episode of Monster, when Roberto and Eva are dancing. In Another Monster, Eva says that this is one of Tenma's favorite songs.
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Source Music / int_208e0b14	comment	In Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life, the music that plays on your farm comes from a record player inside your house. There are several records you can collect, so you can change said music too, or just turn the record player off.
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Source Music / int_2149bc5	comment	Apocalypse Now has the infamous scene in which Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries is played during a helicopter raid as a means of "psychological warfare".
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Source Music / int_223c2a48	comment	In Breath of the Wild, you'll know that Kass the bard is near whenever you hear accordion music. If you meet him at any of the Stables or after he returns to Rito Village, he'll even be playing along with the otherwise extra-diegetic background music.
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Source Music / int_23553960	comment	Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain features a Walkman as a period-appropriate equivalent to the iPod, as well as a loudspeaker as a purchasable upgrade for your support helicopter which can also play music. The description for the upgrade questions whether it has any appreciable purpose, but notes the psychological value it might have. In the PC version, you can play anything from your music library on either the Walkman or loudspeaker, no matter how silly.
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Source Music / int_248a0d14	comment	In Lie to Me, the episode "Dirty Loyal" has Cal put on "I'm In the Mood" by John Lee Hooker so the shooters coming into the house would let their guard down. Soundtrack Dissonance ensues.
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Source Music / int_28b53408	comment	F.E.A.R. has elevator muzak, most notably during the Elevator Action Sequence in Interval 7.
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Source Music / int_29069d62	comment	Every once in a while in Lovely Little Losers, one of the characters will post a video of a song they wrote and performed themselves. Most of the time, the songs comment obliquely on what's been happening in the story. Sometimes, they even clue viewers into what's happened off-screen. For much of the series, these songs are the only real insight the viewers get into the characters' inner lives.
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Source Music / int_295048d5	comment	Bloodborne has this in Yahar'Ghul, the Unseen Village. The first time the player ends up there, Ominous Latin Chanting is coming from everywhere in a song called "Hail The Nightmare". It's audible everywhere as well, and once the player gets outside it only gets louder. Fitting, considering that the song is the beginning of a ritual to attempt to summon a Great One into reality.
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Source Music / int_298a47a9	comment	Almost all music in The Big Lebowski is revealed to be diegetic at some point. The only exception is the stranger's theme song and the music during one of the dream sequences. The music in the first is shown to be from the Dude's Walkman.
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Source Music / int_2e2efbf9	comment	With the notable exception of "The Power of Love", all songs in Back to the Future are diegetic, either being performed by the film's characters ("Earth Angel", "Johnny B. Goode") or heard on the radio in-universe (everything else). Even "Back in Time", which plays over the end credits, is first heard on the clock-radio in Marty's bedroom. Averted by Alan Silvestri's score, which is non-diegetic.
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Source Music / int_30940081	comment	This is no longer the case in Grand Theft Auto V, which introduces non-diegetic background music for selected missions or when operating certain vehicles without the radio on.
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Source Music / int_3558eaa2	comment	Parodied in one episode of Community, which includes diegetic Chirping Crickets during an awkward silence. (Inside the school, during the day.)
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Source Music / int_37c12fb0	comment	Chicago has an actual musical performance at the beginning of the movie, and a second at the end. Basically all the other music is characterized as Imagine Spots by showbiz-obsessed protagonist Roxie Hart, often juxtaposed against the "Real Life" depiction of the same event. The result is that every song is diegetic. This is particularly impressive given that Chicago is a movie musical.
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Source Music / int_38ce5997	comment	In the Season 3 finale of The Boys, Kimiko plays "Maniac" by Michael Sembello from her phone while killing the Vought Tower guards to protect Frenchie while he makes the Novichok.
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Source Music / int_39e3b5ff	comment	Kill Bill: when Elle Driver is walking through the hospital she whistles a tune; there is a Diegetic Switch. Also, with The 5, 6, 7, 8s in the House of Blue Leaves scene. In Part 2, when Budd is in his trailer listening to a record.
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Source Music / int_39f32df7	comment	Matt Monro's "From Russia with Love" is heard over the radio in the film with the same name. And in another James Bond film, the singer in a club sings "Live and Let Die". "Do You Know How Christmas Trees are Grown" plays in a PA speaker in the background as Bond arrives in Switzerland, and later as Bond evades Blofeld and his men by hiding in the evening crowd.
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Source Music / int_3aba6550	comment	Lampshaded in High Anxiety, when dramatic music is revealed as being played from a passing "Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra" bus.
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Source Music / int_3b8f59bf	comment	In the old NES game Rad Racer, the car has 3 radio stations (read: songs) to choose from for the BGM. This is inspired by the game Rad Racer is derived from, Sega's OutRun, which had the same mechanic and justification before starting a play session.
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Source Music / int_3c18c35f	comment	Things I Am Not Allowed to Do at the PPC: Playing your own background music is frowned upon at the PPC; rule 115 bans walking around Headquarters while playing the Imperial March.
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Source Music / int_3cd90f30	comment	In season 4 of Arrested Development, it's a running gag that every time Gob gets depressed (which is frequently), "The Sound of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel plays in the background. In episode 11, there's a scene where the song starts to play again, causing Gob to turn around and realize that it's being played by a passing mariachi band, commenting "Oh, it's not us!"
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Source Music / int_3d532d77	comment	In Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished ~ Omen, one floor of Darm Tower features a Twilight Zone-style source music that drains Adol's HP. To stop the evil music, you must break one of the pillars.
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Source Music / int_3defe34c	comment	Discussed by Harry Dresden of - as he's about to confront a powerful necromancer, he comments that if his life were a movie, dramatic music would start playing, but his life must be really low budget, as all he got was a "radio jingle for some kind of submarine sandwich".
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Source Music / int_3fba115d	comment	The full manifestation of the Nothing on Earth in Planescape Survival Guide eclipses the sun and causes all electronic receivers on the planet to play Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Bad Moon Rising."
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Source Music / int_41b0198a	comment	The Dresden Files: Discussed by Harry Dresden of - as he's about to confront a powerful necromancer, he comments that if his life were a movie, dramatic music would start playing, but his life must be really low budget, as all he got was a "radio jingle for some kind of submarine sandwich". Invoked during a Gunship Rescue when the operators decide to blare Ride of the Valkyries as they swoop in. Bonus points for the pilot being an actual Valkyrie.
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Source Music / int_43576f5	comment	In the season 1 finale of Supernatural, Credence Clearwater Revival's "Bad Moon Rising" plays in the Impala while the car is totaled by a semi as Sam is driving Dean and John to the hospital.The music continues to play afterwards, as we get a view of the bloody and unconscious Winchesters, and the demonic driver of the semi. If you listen to the lyrics, they're very ominous.
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Source Music / int_43a9c333	comment	The music in one scene of the Cowboy Bebop episode "Black Dog Serenade" seems to be diegetic, in that the music stops suddenly when the view cuts to Fad turning off a monitor before going to confront the episode's bad guy.
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Source Music / int_43f7bedb	comment	The short-lived game based on Battle Force 5 invokes this immediately prior to the final section of the final level, with Vert asking Stanford to play them some music from Reverb. When gameplay resumes, said final section - the team driving to the portal that leads back to earth - is underscored by none other than the series' main theme.
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Source Music / int_44cbf0b3	comment	The cantina on board the Hyperion in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty has a jukebox that plays music when you enter it. At least two cutscenes that happen in the cantina have specific music playing from that jukebox—immediately after Raynor's dream, a cover of "Free Bird" is playing as Matt Horner tries to tell Raynor to get himself together, and the Bar Brawl cutscene has a cover of "Sweet Home Alabama" playing up until the jukebox gets unplugged.
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Source Music / int_45501b8c	comment	Super Metroid: Samus can find Eticoons, teddy bear-like creatures that demonstrate wall-jumping to her. Upon meeting her for the first time, they sing the Item Get! fanfare universal to the Metroid franchise, perhaps to indicate that she should follow them.
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Source Music / int_46b77e18	comment	Invoked by Betty and later by Chosen One in Kung Pow! Enter the Fist with a boom box carrying mook.
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Source Music / int_47f0eac3	comment	If you pay close attention, the only time there's non-diegetic music in Metalocalypse is during a Montage. Although that show uses montages with great frequency anyways.
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Source Music / int_49a87cb3	comment	Final Fantasy VII: Everyone in the party is horrified by the awful marching music blaring out of Junon when Rufus Shinra arrives. There are two pianos in Nibelheim which the player can play. Playing Cloud's Theme on the piano in Tifa's old bedroom causes Cloud to remark that he's 'heard this melody somewhere before', as well as providing you with an important endgame item for Tifa if you're far enough through the game.
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Source Music / int_4b790c7a	comment	In Iron Man 2, Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" is played by a DJ at Tony's request when he and Rhodes fight.
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Source Music / int_4dae00fd	comment	Little Nightmares II: During the final segment of the School area, the Evil Teacher can be seen (and heard) playing her piano. In order to escape the room under her notice, you must perform your actions while she is playing. If she stops playing and you're still making noise, that's a one-way trip to restarting the segment from the very beginning.
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Source Music / int_5425ce75	comment	Outside of cutscenes, the only music in Grand Theft Auto comes from your car's radio - which you can change the station on, or even turn off altogether. This is no longer the case in Grand Theft Auto V, which introduces non-diegetic background music for selected missions or when operating certain vehicles without the radio on.
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Source Music / int_54948144	comment	Mogambo is another example of a movie with only diegetic music. There are various scenes where African tribesmen are chanting or singing, and Ava Gardner sings a song in one scene, but there's no score.
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Source Music / int_559e9fc	comment	In HBO's Westworld, the pianola in the Mariposa saloon is often set to play piano versions of various popular songs, such as No Surprises by Radiohead or Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden. The music is played to please the guests of the park's saloon, but the lyrics of the original songs also tend to relate to the scene at hand.
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Source Music / int_56cb92c3	comment	In both Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the music that the audience hears is often from Peter listening to his Walk Man.
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Source Music / int_57d9902	comment	Happens quite often in Hot Wheels series World Race, AccelRacers, and Battle Force 5, considering that both Bassline and Reverb are basically stereos with wheels, and so many scenes depict a close-up of one or more of the cars' speakers pulsing to the beat as if it's being played from said speakers. However, Diegetic Switch ensues immediately thereafter, making the song the overall BGM.
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Source Music / int_59151283	comment	Metal Gear: Metal Gear Solid plays Psycho Mantis's theme over some unrelated conversations, and the characters comment on it. It turns out that the tune is actually Mantis's 'mind control music' and a side-effect of using his powers. Extended canon has that the song is a piece of Russian classical music he remembers from his childhood, and people hear it by 'feedback'. The funniest example is in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, when Snake enters Granin's office, and he's listening to a Sixties pop cover of the Metal Gear Solid theme tune on his record player. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots adds an iPod to Snake's inventory, which the player can listen to rather than the usual background music in an area. The best bit? Grab an enemy in CQC and play specific songs while holding him, and he will actually hear it and react in some manner. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain features a Walkman as a period-appropriate equivalent to the iPod, as well as a loudspeaker as a purchasable upgrade for your support helicopter which can also play music. The description for the upgrade questions whether it has any appreciable purpose, but notes the psychological value it might have. In the PC version, you can play anything from your music library on either the Walkman or loudspeaker, no matter how silly.
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Source Music / int_5921531a	comment	The main protagonist of Persona 3 is never, ever seen without his Atlus Audio MP3 player. He was even listening to the game's opening theme, "Burn My Dread," as he headed for the train station that would take him to his new home in Tatsumi Port Island. He listened to it on the train, for that matter, and during the Final Battle —it must be his favorite.
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Source Music / int_5936f6eb	comment	The entire soundtrack of Coffee Talk is a playlist of ambient music the barista is playing on their phone In-Universe (save the song that plays when a transformed Gala appears in the cafe). The player can switch between songs by opening the phone.
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Source Music / int_599d9bdc	comment	In There Was No Secret Evil Fighting Organization, the esper Miyama's superpower is to emit a sound that lets listeners use their superpowers indefinitely. He learned to incorporate the sound into his pre-existing guitar skills, with the result that every action scene he's in has some sort of background music. Several times his companions get angry at him for choosing unfitting music, such as the slapstick "Orpheus galop" during an assault operation.
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Source Music / int_59da62aa	comment	Fallout: New Vegas uses this more seriously in the Dead Money expansion - the player character is fitted with a bomb collar that explodes if it is within range of speakers emitting a certain frequency for the entirety of their stay at the Sierra Madre. Radios there, still turned on but damaged after two centuries of exposure to the poisonous Cloud that blankets the area, emit the same frequency as the speakers, though the added bonus is that the player can turn them off or shoot them to make them stop.
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Source Music / int_5a0d486d	comment	Downplayed in the DC Super Hero Girls episode "Frenemies", where Catwoman's Legion of Doom kicks off the second half of the episode going on a wild crime spree across Metropolis with "Too Much Fun" playing in the background, which shortly includes stealing a car, and, later, driving past the "Sweet Justice" restaurant to taunt the occupants with the music now suddenly fading in and out as if it was coming from the car's speaker.
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Source Music / int_5acc5b8d	comment	In Harry Potter Comics, the Hufflepuff Choir's Christmas Pageant rendition of "Silent Night" also serves as the musical backdrop to the villains' assault on Santa's Workshop. What's that? Of course Santa is real in the Harry Potter universe.
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Source Music / int_5ada53ed	comment	And in another James Bond film, the singer in a club sings "Live and Let Die".
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Source Music / int_5b3356f8	comment	In Turning Red, most of the times the original songs are played, they are diegetic. Plus, two non-original songs are played diegetically.
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Source Music / int_5d4da196	comment	Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 both have scenes where street musicians play the theme song from the old Spider-Man television series. The third features the (insufficiently strong) singing voice of Mary Jane Watson.
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Source Music / int_5e9ea81e	comment	Black Panther (2018): Invoked by the Laughably Evil Klaue while he's getting ready for a car Chase Scene:
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Source Music / int_5f99c5cf	comment	Things Change: The soundtrack for the opening credits is an Italian-style solo on mandolin. As the scene fades in, we see someone playing a mandolin. He stops, tunes it, plays some more, tries another mandolin off a wall, and takes it to the cash register of the music shop he's in. He passes by two characters who are actually relevant to the movie, and the plot begins.
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Source Music / int_5fe8632b	comment	Lampshaded and played straight in W.I.T.C.H.. The recently arrived at Earth, Orube, comments how funny the TV seems to be here, and the one thing that catches her attention most is that people inside the movies always seem to be accompanied by music in some scenes. At the end of the comic she decides to go out and in that same moment her neighbor is playing the piano, she approves of his playing skills and decides that tune to be her personal soundtrack.
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Source Music / int_60381be1	comment	Literally all music in O Brother, Where Art Thou? is diegetic, remarkably for a film crammed wall-to-wall with music.
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Source Music / int_61d4e874	comment	Conker's Bad Fur Day had Conker getting upset at the music composer during the dinosaur level.
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Source Music / int_62cafa4	comment	In Mad Max: Fury Road, the Big Bad Immortan Joe brings his background music with him into battle, in the shape of a truck carrying a horde of taiko drummers and a blind maniac playing a double-necked electric guitar that shoots fire. It's that kind of film.
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Source Music / int_631805af	comment	Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots adds an iPod to Snake's inventory, which the player can listen to rather than the usual background music in an area. The best bit? Grab an enemy in CQC and play specific songs while holding him, and he will actually hear it and react in some manner.
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Source Music / int_6800dddc	comment	In Moon: Remix RPG Adventure, most areas in the game have no music of their own. Instead, you can make a playlist of MD's (Moon Discs) you've collected and have that play on loop while you explore, and there are certain puzzles that require you to have a specific song playing. If an area does have its own music (typically an indoor area like a house), that music will usually be muffled when you're outside the building it plays in.
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Source Music / int_680a5ac3	comment	Going My Way has no background music other than what plays over the opening titles. But it was a Bing Crosby vehicle, so Bing sings, the young lady he's giving singing lessons to sings, the church choir he's organizing sings, and just as a bonus, a friend of Father O'Malley's sings the "Habanera" aria from Carmen.
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Source Music / int_6819fb9f	comment	The eponymous mission of Rainbow Six: Eagle Watch has a radio playing rock-n-roll music in one of the offices, and it can be destroyed if it annoys you. Another example in Raven Shield: a laptop plays Ave Maria by Franz Schubert in one of the missions.
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Source Music / int_68c7e5cd	comment	Macross Frontier toyed with the line several times, such as during the first episode in which Sheryl is giving a concert at the same time as a battle with the Vajra takes place outside the fleet, cutting between the two locations but never stopping the song, but no one seems to be aware of the other. There's no indication the soldiers could hear Sheryl's song, or that anyone at the concert was aware of the battle taking place. Except the Vajra, who we learn much later in the show attacked because they could hear Sheryl's song through fold waves. Frontier also gives one of the few cases (possibly the only case in all of Macross) of music with lyrics being used as extra-diegetic: the epilogue of the series has the two lead females talking while the background music is both of them singing the series' main theme song.
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Source Music / int_68ed17ca	comment	In The Long Kiss Goodnight, England Dan and John Ford Coley's "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," is playing on the radio, where Mitch and Samantha are listening, and the two of them get into a discussion because he's mondegreening the lyrics of the song.
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Source Music / int_69085a0	comment	Macross has diegetic music almost everywhere courtesy of there being at least one character who is an Idol Singer. In general, if the song has lyrics, it's probably diegetic, but the score is generally extra-diegetic. Macross 7 was unique in that it had no score, just a guy who really, really, really likes to sing and play the guitar and quite often broadcast it over the entire battlefield. Incidentally, this made all the music of Macross 7 diegetic. Any other instances of music was clearly being played from a radio, such as Sharon Apple's music from Mylene's car radio. Macross Frontier toyed with the line several times, such as during the first episode in which Sheryl is giving a concert at the same time as a battle with the Vajra takes place outside the fleet, cutting between the two locations but never stopping the song, but no one seems to be aware of the other. There's no indication the soldiers could hear Sheryl's song, or that anyone at the concert was aware of the battle taking place. Except the Vajra, who we learn much later in the show attacked because they could hear Sheryl's song through fold waves. Frontier also gives one of the few cases (possibly the only case in all of Macross) of music with lyrics being used as extra-diegetic: the epilogue of the series has the two lead females talking while the background music is both of them singing the series' main theme song.
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Source Music / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe: In Iron Man, AC/DC's "Back In Black" is playing during the opening scene as the Hummvees are driving through the desert. When we cut to the inside of one of the Hummvees, it turns out "Back In Black" is what's playing on the boombox nestled between the driver and front passenger seat. In Iron Man 2, Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" is played by a DJ at Tony's request when he and Rhodes fight. Then in The Avengers, he overrides the S.H.I.E.L.D. jet's PA system to blare AC/DC as he swoops in to take on Loki. In both Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the music that the audience hears is often from Peter listening to his Walk Man. At the end of Werewolf by Night (2022), Jack and Ted are chatting as "Over the Rainbow" plays on a stolen phonograph.
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Source Music / int_6ad790d3	comment	Top Gear (UK): in the Botswana special, during a montage of Richard tearfully trying to fix his beloved (waterlogged) Oliver, a sad song begins playing in the background... And then the camera zooms out and you see that it's coming from Hammond's walkie-talkie, and it's actually Jeremy playing tragic songs on what appears to be an iPod. He and James then giggle and howl along to the music, explaining Hammond's frown.
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Source Music / int_6c1d09b3	comment	Fallout 3 has radios (which are oddly still functional after 200 years) sitting around turned on and playing music and other broadcasts from the in-game radio stations. The player also has a wrist-mounted radio that can receive the same stations. There is non-diegetic background music if you shut down the radio function on your wrist computer, but there is less variation, most of the tunes are recycled from previous games, and some of the tunes are rather... quiet. Fallout: New Vegas uses this more seriously in the Dead Money expansion - the player character is fitted with a bomb collar that explodes if it is within range of speakers emitting a certain frequency for the entirety of their stay at the Sierra Madre. Radios there, still turned on but damaged after two centuries of exposure to the poisonous Cloud that blankets the area, emit the same frequency as the speakers, though the added bonus is that the player can turn them off or shoot them to make them stop.
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Source Music / int_6e34b51b	comment	Soldier of Fortune II: In the Helicopter Extraction level, the pilot turns on Wagner's "Ride Of The Valkyries" for mood music (the box gets shot out shortly after, though). This, of course is a Shout-Out to Apocalypse Now. The final mission of Soldier of Fortune: Payback is set in a dance club, with a diegetic techno soundtrack.
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Source Music / int_6fa2c385	comment	In Max Payne 3, the dance club music is diegetic, as evident by it slowing down in Bullet Time, which does not occur with the normal background music.
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Source Music / int_718f3ed1	comment	Black Ops II continues this midway through the level "Karma", where the player finds the high-value individual they're searching for in the middle of a totally-packed dance floor, music blaring even after the floor's been cleared and the player and armed mercs start shooting at each other.
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Source Music / int_7310357c	comment	The soundtrack for the opening credits of Young Adult comes from the protagonist repeatedly listening to Concept by Teenage Fanclub, complete with tape rewinding noises.
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Source Music / int_74603f32	comment	Arcane: Four examples from season one: Ep. 2, "Some Mysteries Are Better Left Unsolved": The jukebox in The Last Drop plays "Our Love" while Powder mopes. Ep. 4, "Happy Progress Day!": Jinx grooves to the grammophone in her lair when it plays the song from her League of Legends music video. Ep. 5, "Everybody Wants To Be My Enemy": The title song for the series is played by animated versions of Imagine Dragons in the club in the Lanes where Sevika plays cards. Ep. 9,"The Monster You Created": One of Silco's goons starts "When Everything Went Wrong" playing on the jukebox just before Vi walks into The Last Drop to face down Sevika.
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Source Music / int_7460586f	comment	This trope is directly referenced in Archer episode, Sea Tunt where Cheryl/Carol seems to react to an ominous melody that plays in the background, even telling herself to ignore it because it is "non-diegetic". Since the episode is about her worsening mental state, it is very fitting.
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Source Music / int_74c44bce	comment	Lampshaded in Baseket Ball, where the music on Coop's radio is oddly specific.
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Source Music / int_74f7210c	comment	The Legend of Zelda: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: This trope is invoked in order to help the player navigate the Lost Woods: if the music, which Saria is playing, gets quieter, you know you're going the wrong way. A faint Ominous Pipe Organ can be heard as Link makes his way through Ganondorf's castle, growing louder as he climbs the stairs. Once Link reaches the top, Ganondorf is revealed to be playing the music himself. There's also the man from the windmill in post-Time Skip Kakariko Village, who's playing the Song of Storms, which Link can learn from him. It turns out Link actually taught it to him pre-time skip, thus creating an ontological paradox. In Twilight Princess, the Skull Kid has you play a game of hide-and-seek with him in the Sacred Grove; if you can hear his horn playing Saria's Song, you'll know you're getting close to his location. In Breath of the Wild, you'll know that Kass the bard is near whenever you hear accordion music. If you meet him at any of the Stables or after he returns to Rito Village, he'll even be playing along with the otherwise extra-diegetic background music.
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Source Music / int_755b343f	comment	Halo: In certain locations in every Bungie-made game, an Easter Egg source music from Bungie's Myth games called "Siege Of Madrigal" can be heard. During the Pvt. Jenkins helmet cam cutscene in Halo: Combat Evolved, the Marines are listening to "flip music" (heavy-metal type stuff) aboard the Pelican. This song is unfortunately not on the soundtrack album. In Halo 3, the song "Under Cover of Night" from the first game is played on a radio in the multiplayer level "High Ground".
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Source Music / int_78146d21	comment	In Dead Man's Chest, Davy Jones' theme is a haunting combination of a tune first played from a music box and then played on an Ominous Pipe Organ, and actually comes from his musical locket which is his only memory of the love he used to have, and is played by him on the Flying Dutchman's organ, respectively.
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Source Music / int_7832b74c	comment	The cast of Steven Universe will occasionally provide their own background music, even when they're not outright performing it. In "Alone Together", Steven brings out an MP3 player with this music and invites Connie to dance with him. In a few others, Greg plays some music from his personal collection of CDs or vinyl records (among them, "Q U A D R I N O M E T R Y" and "Theme from An Endless Romance").
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Source Music / int_7aa5ebea	comment	Happens at the end of one episode of Squidbillies, where the show's credits are playing on a flat-screen TV. After about two seconds it switches as the credits actually come up... and then two more seconds later, the credits and the music disappear entirely, as Granny comments "nobody cares who these people are!"
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Source Music / int_7b82aa31	comment	Happens multiple times in the animated 101 Dalmatians film, often in scenes where Roger is composing music.
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Source Music / int_7bff7264	comment	During the Pvt. Jenkins helmet cam cutscene in Halo: Combat Evolved, the Marines are listening to "flip music" (heavy-metal type stuff) aboard the Pelican. This song is unfortunately not on the soundtrack album.
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Source Music / int_7d52225f	comment	"Do You Know How Christmas Trees are Grown" plays in a PA speaker in the background as Bond arrives in Switzerland, and later as Bond evades Blofeld and his men by hiding in the evening crowd.
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Source Music / int_82439e64	comment	The Office (US) only uses this kind of music, though it sometimes cheats slightly and lays formerly diegetic music over another scene. An example of the latter is when Jim's brothers start playing Chris Brown's "Forever" as a prank during Jim and Pam's church wedding and it then plays over a montage of the wedding dance and their earlier secret elopement.
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Source Music / int_83d81bd4	comment	Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War has music actually playing in-universe at two points. The first is when the squad is celebrating their destruction of the Hrimfaxi submarine - interestingly enough, the music is taken from the game's arcade mode. The second is at the start of the "Sea of Chaos" mission, where Captain Andersen plays "The Journey Home" over the Kestrel's loudspeaker, though after about a minute it undergoes a Diegetic Switch.
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Source Music / int_84ff882f	comment	Used twice for comic effect in I'm Gonna Git You Sucka. The first time is when John Slade leaves his apartment and is immediately followed down the street by a jazz band waiting outside, playing an instrumental version of the Shaft theme. When he meets up with Jack Spade, who asks who these men are, John remarks that they're "his theme music. Every hero should have some." At the end of the film, a pair of rappers and a DJ with a portable turntable arrived to meet Jack after he becomes the big hero. John Slade asks who they are and Jack repeats the line about theme music. They then perform the music that is used for the ending credits.
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Source Music / int_85b8ecb5	comment	Nearly all the music in Hal Ashby's 1975 film Shampoo consists of '60s hits played on characters' radios. The only non-diegetic music in the film is a wordless, hummed version of Paul Simon's "Silent Eyes".
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Source Music / int_85dfff38	comment	Ludwig van Beethoven's "FÃ¼r Elise", "Moonlight Sonata" and the infamous Horst-Wessel-Lied (the National Anthem of Nazi Germany) can be heard playing on phonographs and radios in Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
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Source Music / int_86814cd2	comment	Early in Final Fantasy IX, Zidane can hear Garnet singing and looks for her. As he searches, the BGM is Garnet's voice. Subverted in that she's accompanied by a harp in the BGM, but seems to be singing a cappella once Zidane reaches her.
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Source Music / int_86814e56	comment	In Final Fantasy VI, while one of your characters is impersonating an opera singer, a monster attacks the rest of the party, who end up on the main stage. The Impressario, having had his leading man knocked out by the attack, decides to roll with it, and gets the orchestra to provide the musical accompaniment for the fight scene.
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Source Music / int_86814e7d	comment	In Final Fantasy X-2, the cutscene that shows the Big Bad trying to activate Vegnagun for the first time is accompanied by a haunting piano theme, which is being on said LostSuperweapon itself.
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Source Music / int_86904ab8	comment	In Iron Man, AC/DC's "Back In Black" is playing during the opening scene as the Hummvees are driving through the desert. When we cut to the inside of one of the Hummvees, it turns out "Back In Black" is what's playing on the boombox nestled between the driver and front passenger seat.
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IronMan	hasFeature	Source Music / int_86904ab8
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Source Music / int_88fce462	comment	The King of Fighters '97 is particularly unique in that only a few characters (Kyo, Iori, Terry, Athena, Shingo, the '97 Special teamnote each with their own theme and the New Faces team) have a unique theme of their own. For everyone else, the background noise coming from the stage will underscore the fight instead. In fact, the closest that a stage gets to having its own theme would be the Bali stage.
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Source Music / int_892bbfb8	comment	In Three Kings, when one of the soldiers wants to listen to heavy metal music while going into battle. Another soldier criticizes his musical choice and suggest they go into battle with something soothing to calm their nerves and plays an easy-listening song which also provides a little Lyrical Dissonance..
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Three Kings	hasFeature	Source Music / int_892bbfb8
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Source Music / int_8a95e28c	comment	Reservoir Dogs: K-Billy's Super Sounds of the Seventies, specifically when Mr. Blonde tortures the cop while dancing to the radio
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Reservoir Dogs	hasFeature	Source Music / int_8a95e28c
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Source Music / int_8b7b9cd5	comment	A New Hope, the first Star Wars film, had "Cantina Band" and "Cantina Band 2", which was being played live by a group of alien musicians to set the mood of the space bar where they meet Han Solo. Return of the Jedi also had the "Ewok Celebration" or "Victory Celebration", depending on which version you watch.
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Source Music / int_8b8eb56d	comment	There's one boss fight in Master of the Wind set to "Spirit Never Dies" by Masterplan. This is because the fight takes place in the middle of a rock concert. With the lead singer and his band of summoned music angels. It's in the running for Best Boss Ever.
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Source Music / int_8d817ccb	comment	Lost has employed various strategies to incorporate source music into island scenes. In the first season, it could only be played on Hurley's CD player, until his batteries ran out. In season two, the Losties found a Dharma station full of vinyl records. In season 3, Jack listens to Nirvana in his car. As a Musical Gag, the source music was often recorded by artists who died in plane crashes, such as Patsy Cline, Glenn Miller, Otis Redding, and Buddy Holly. A reprise of Claire singing "Catch a Falling Star" in season 6 was the only time a song was played that wasn't from an in-universe source.
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Lost	hasFeature	Source Music / int_8d817ccb
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Source Music / int_91684031	comment	In PokÃ©mon Black and White, some towns have musicians that add extra instrumental tracks to the background. They usually work in two ways: They either start playing when you find them and talk to them, and an extra layer is added to the overall background music, or they play constantly but you can only hear them when you approach them. Many towns have at least one, and even one place, Village Bridge, has a sidequest that revolves around the concept, having you go around the town to find four musicians (a guitarist, a guy with a grass whistle, a beat-boxer, and a singer, to make a track that also happens to be the first in the game series with actual lyrics).
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Source Music / int_91e45f5	comment	Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney: In the third case, the hero spends the first phase of the investigation backstage at a rock concert; the BGM is coming from the onstage band. The second case implies that Klavier Gavin's theme song really is playing in the courtroom, as well (though presumably not when it plays in the flashback case of Turnabout Succession, since it didn't exist yet in-universe then).
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Source Music / int_924b6d63	comment	In the very beginning of Xenogears, Fei and Citan listen to music from a device Citan found. It serves as the Nostalgic Music Box theme.
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Source Music / int_92a4055b	comment	Aquaria is an interesting case: the BGM heard throughout the game was woven into the fabric of the underwater world by a boy who acquired god-like powers and couldn't get the verse of his mother's nursery rhyme out of his head.
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Aquaria (Video Game)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_92a4055b
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Source Music / int_960a9d09	comment	In Crypt Of The Necrodancer and Cadence of Hyrule, the shopkeeper Freddie Merchantry sings along with the background music. When he's Promoted to Playable in Cadence of Hyrule, he even sings the "Item Get!" and "Secret Discovered" jingles to celebrate.
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Crypt of the NecroDancer (Video Game)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_960a9d09
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Source Music / int_974da1ae	comment	All of the music in Rear Window is ambient sound heard in the courtyard set, and is a major part of a pivotal moment.
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Rear Window	hasFeature	Source Music / int_974da1ae
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Source Music / int_98c961e2	comment	Helluva Boss: When Millie and Blitzo prepare to crash Moxxie's Arranged Marriage to Chaz, Blitzo starts playing the appropiately named "Crashin' a Muthafuckin' Wedding" on the radio in Chaz's car, which keeps playing as Millie goes One-Woman Army on the entire mafia.
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Source Music / int_9bd27e6c	comment	In Full Throttle, Todd's trailer has a radio playing awful country music, whose lyrics include "I thank the Lord each day for the apocalypse".
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Source Music / int_9dab421d	comment	There's a subversion in The Curse of the Black Pearl — when Elizabeth first sees the cursed pirated in their skeletal forms, two of them are sitting on the capstan and playing music — but we can't hear what they're playing, just the background music.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl	hasFeature	Source Music / int_9dab421d
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Source Music / int_9e7fbb41	comment	Most of the music in Napple Tale: Arsia in Daydream is audible to the characters. The local Exposition Fairy explains that the music is known as "Petal Whispers," and it's produced by the spirits that inhabit living things.
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Source Music / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: According to Junichi Masuda, the music in PokÃ©mon Centers actually plays in-universe, along with the healing jingle. In PokÃ©mon Black and White, some towns have musicians that add extra instrumental tracks to the background. They usually work in two ways: They either start playing when you find them and talk to them, and an extra layer is added to the overall background music, or they play constantly but you can only hear them when you approach them. Many towns have at least one, and even one place, Village Bridge, has a sidequest that revolves around the concept, having you go around the town to find four musicians (a guitarist, a guy with a grass whistle, a beat-boxer, and a singer, to make a track that also happens to be the first in the game series with actual lyrics).
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Source Music / int_a183d57f	comment	In Futurama, the crew goes to an amusement park on the moon. Fry, angry at the artificiality of the park and how false the information in the "educational" bits are, ventures out onto the real moon on a derailed buggy.
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Source Music / int_a3748187	comment	In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind there is a scene of a few characters triumphantly torturing a defeated enemy for information while dancing to the song "Canzone Preferite" which they were shown putting into and playing on their jukebox.
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind (Manga)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_a3748187
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Source Music / int_a47b725f	comment	Given the realistic nature of the show, all the music in BECK is either played live, on a music player, or played in an Imagine Spot.
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Source Music / int_a5d64c3b	comment	Final Destination This trope is weaponized in the first movie, in which the characters narrowly escape death in a plane crash. Ever since, every time "Rocky Mountain High" by John Denver (who died in a plane crash in Real Life) plays in-universe, it's a warning that Death is about to strike. Final Destination 3 has two of them: "Love Rollercoaster" by the Ohio Players. This is what Ashley and Ashlyn are listening to at Phoneix Tanning. It alludes to the rollercoaster accident they were supposed to die on, but others have also pointed out the ominous urban legend of the woman screaming was her actually being murdered or supposedly dying in a rollercoaster accident. At that point, both their fates are obvious but the music really helps emphasize it. "Turn Around, Look at Me" by The Vogues. This song is a constant motif in the film, which always plays just before Death is about the strike. The song first suddenly starts playing on the radio in Kevin's car and is what tips Wendy of the runaway truck approaching the drive-through that is hurtling right behind them. It's particularly glaring with the lyric, "There is someone walking behind you." It returns when Wendy is rushing to the Centennial in her car, where she is trying to prevent her sister's Julie, the other person with her (Perry) and Kevin's deaths but also alludes to the fact Ian is in the car behind her, following her. And finally, with the singer on Train 081. The singer, along with a gust of wind a constant omen of Death, is what clues Wendy to the true meaning of her photograph with Jason's blurry face, much how a train blurs focus when it's moving, her photo really represents she is meant to die on the train. In Final Destination 4, when the redneck suffers Death by Racism, "Why Can't We Be Friends?" by War plays on his car radio.
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Source Music / int_a63b23da	comment	In Bruce Almighty, the title character uses his newly-acquired divine powers to command the stereo to turn on and play the romantic music that follows.
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Bruce Almighty	hasFeature	Source Music / int_a63b23da
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Source Music / int_a796bde8	comment	Metal Gear Solid plays Psycho Mantis's theme over some unrelated conversations, and the characters comment on it. It turns out that the tune is actually Mantis's 'mind control music' and a side-effect of using his powers. Extended canon has that the song is a piece of Russian classical music he remembers from his childhood, and people hear it by 'feedback'.
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Source Music / int_a81325d3	comment	Final Fantasy: In Final Fantasy VI, while one of your characters is impersonating an opera singer, a monster attacks the rest of the party, who end up on the main stage. The Impressario, having had his leading man knocked out by the attack, decides to roll with it, and gets the orchestra to provide the musical accompaniment for the fight scene. Final Fantasy VII: Everyone in the party is horrified by the awful marching music blaring out of Junon when Rufus Shinra arrives. There are two pianos in Nibelheim which the player can play. Playing Cloud's Theme on the piano in Tifa's old bedroom causes Cloud to remark that he's 'heard this melody somewhere before', as well as providing you with an important endgame item for Tifa if you're far enough through the game. Early in Final Fantasy IX, Zidane can hear Garnet singing and looks for her. As he searches, the BGM is Garnet's voice. Subverted in that she's accompanied by a harp in the BGM, but seems to be singing a cappella once Zidane reaches her. Most arrangements of "The Hymn of the Fayth" in Final Fantasy X are ostensibly source music, sung by the Fayth themselves or by unseen monks. In Final Fantasy X-2, the cutscene that shows the Big Bad trying to activate Vegnagun for the first time is accompanied by a haunting piano theme, which is being on said LostSuperweapon itself.
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Final Fantasy (Franchise)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_a81325d3
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Source Music / int_a9924342	comment	Bicentennial Man: Andrew has an old record player which he restores and uses to play opera music. Galatea has a music player inside her body, and in her introduction she is seen activating it by slapping her hip. She also sings, sometimes along with the music and sometimes acapella.
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Bicentennial Man	hasFeature	Source Music / int_a9924342
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Source Music / int_a9d38517	comment	The Arama Archives: In Spectral, Koto is playing the piano in the song for her level Cleyera on a small piano she carries around during the fight.
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The Arama Archives (Video Game)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_a9d38517
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Source Music / int_aace9697	comment	In Solar Opposites, P.A.T.R.I.C.I.A. goes on a rampage destroying Manc Aves, and pops some speakers out of her back playing "Roar" by Katy Perry during it.
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Source Music / int_abb11fc7	comment	Fairly common in the Fatal Fury series. In Fatal Fury 2 and Special, Krauser has a 90-piece orchestra in the background of his stage, obviously supplying the orchestral music. In Fatal Fury 3, the background music in Terry's stage only starts when a character turns on a radio. In Real Bout Special and 2, there is an opera singer visible in Krauser's stage, and she sings in time with the vocals of his new theme.
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Fatal Fury (Video Game)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_abb11fc7
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Source Music / int_ac7fd385	comment	During one of the Q and A sections of the second Hatoful Boyfriend, an Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain hijacks a session and uses it to talk about himself. Other characters, locked out of the studio, pound on the door and yell at him. Tohri calls this the "fevered gibbering of the peanut gallery" and decides to put on some music - his theme tune.
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Source Music / int_ae050a9f	comment	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: This trope is invoked in order to help the player navigate the Lost Woods: if the music, which Saria is playing, gets quieter, you know you're going the wrong way. A faint Ominous Pipe Organ can be heard as Link makes his way through Ganondorf's castle, growing louder as he climbs the stairs. Once Link reaches the top, Ganondorf is revealed to be playing the music himself. There's also the man from the windmill in post-Time Skip Kakariko Village, who's playing the Song of Storms, which Link can learn from him. It turns out Link actually taught it to him pre-time skip, thus creating an ontological paradox.
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Source Music / int_b0d78700	comment	In Sweet Country, the only non-diagetic music is a gospel song that plays over the end credits. Otherwise, the only music in the film is what the characters make themselves.
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Sweet Country	hasFeature	Source Music / int_b0d78700
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Source Music / int_b2bba772	comment	At the end of Werewolf by Night (2022), Jack and Ted are chatting as "Over the Rainbow" plays on a stolen phonograph.
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Werewolf by Night (2022)	hasFeature	Source Music / int_b2bba772
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Source Music / int_b4501394	comment	Left 4 Dead 2 has usable jukeboxes in a few levels, as well as an actual rock concert in the "Dark Carnival" finale.
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Source Music / int_b5761a3f	comment	This trope is weaponized in the first movie, in which the characters narrowly escape death in a plane crash. Ever since, every time "Rocky Mountain High" by John Denver (who died in a plane crash in Real Life) plays in-universe, it's a warning that Death is about to strike.
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Final Destination	hasFeature	Source Music / int_b5761a3f
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Source Music / int_b5761a41	comment	Final Destination 3 has two of them: "Love Rollercoaster" by the Ohio Players. This is what Ashley and Ashlyn are listening to at Phoneix Tanning. It alludes to the rollercoaster accident they were supposed to die on, but others have also pointed out the ominous urban legend of the woman screaming was her actually being murdered or supposedly dying in a rollercoaster accident. At that point, both their fates are obvious but the music really helps emphasize it. "Turn Around, Look at Me" by The Vogues. This song is a constant motif in the film, which always plays just before Death is about the strike. The song first suddenly starts playing on the radio in Kevin's car and is what tips Wendy of the runaway truck approaching the drive-through that is hurtling right behind them. It's particularly glaring with the lyric, "There is someone walking behind you." It returns when Wendy is rushing to the Centennial in her car, where she is trying to prevent her sister's Julie, the other person with her (Perry) and Kevin's deaths but also alludes to the fact Ian is in the car behind her, following her. And finally, with the singer on Train 081. The singer, along with a gust of wind a constant omen of Death, is what clues Wendy to the true meaning of her photograph with Jason's blurry face, much how a train blurs focus when it's moving, her photo really represents she is meant to die on the train.
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Final Destination 3	hasFeature	Source Music / int_b5761a41
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Source Music / int_b5761a42	comment	In Final Destination 4, when the redneck suffers Death by Racism, "Why Can't We Be Friends?" by War plays on his car radio.
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Source Music / int_b6b83346	comment	All the music in Dracula (1931). There was no real musical soundtrack in the film because it was believed that, with sound being such a recent innovation in films, the audience would not accept hearing music in a scene if there was no explanation for it being there (e.g., the orchestra playing off camera when Dracula meets Mina at the theatre).
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Source Music / int_b79f573d	comment	An episode of Naruto: Rock Lee and his Ninja Pals had Killer Bee as a DJ playing his music at a party.
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Source Music / int_b97f910f	comment	Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time has the Pianist Zombie. Whenever one is on the field, a catchy salon piece will replace the background music and also cause the cowboy zombies to dance and switch lanes randomly every now and then. Killing the Pianist Zombie will return the background music to the usual Wild West theme and stop the Zombies' dancing.
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Source Music / int_ba2f2d56	comment	Kolya: Because several characters are musicians, there are more instances throughout the film. In a more notable mixed example, when Kolya's plane leaves at the end, a passage from BedÅ™ich Smetana's "TÃ¡bor" begins to play, appearing at first to be just traditional soundtrack - but the next scenes reveal it is actually a piece being played by the symphonic orchestra at the concert where Louka is welcomed back.
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Source Music / int_ba666650	comment	The funniest example is in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, when Snake enters Granin's office, and he's listening to a Sixties pop cover of the Metal Gear Solid theme tune on his record player.
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Source Music / int_bac475ee	comment	Occurs in The Crow when T-Bird pulls up in his car and turns it off, stopping the music as if it had been coming from his car radio.
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Source Music / int_bb26d3fb	comment	Despite being billed as a "musical fairy tale," only one of the songs in Barbie & The Diamond Castle can be considered non-diegetic: the villain's song, "Wonderful Me." And even that may be diegetic, as her minion applauds at the end.
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Source Music / int_bc1dc95a	comment	Pirates of the Caribbean: There's a subversion in The Curse of the Black Pearl — when Elizabeth first sees the cursed pirated in their skeletal forms, two of them are sitting on the capstan and playing music — but we can't hear what they're playing, just the background music. In Dead Man's Chest, Davy Jones' theme is a haunting combination of a tune first played from a music box and then played on an Ominous Pipe Organ, and actually comes from his musical locket which is his only memory of the love he used to have, and is played by him on the Flying Dutchman's organ, respectively. In On Stranger Tides, there's the tavern band in Tortuga accompanying a barroom brawl with a merry hornpipe, and Scrum playing tango music to which Jack and Angelica can dance.
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Source Music / int_bd54ba07	comment	And lampshaded again in Blazing Saddles, when Count Basie and his Orchestra show up in the middle of the desert. Apparently Mel Brooks was fond of this trope.
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Source Music / int_bf0710c5	comment	In On Stranger Tides, there's the tavern band in Tortuga accompanying a barroom brawl with a merry hornpipe, and Scrum playing tango music to which Jack and Angelica can dance.
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Source Music / int_bf797086	comment	In several scenes in Children of Men, the music is coming from radios, stereos or TV screens in the landscape, and are affected by the events surrounding. Perhaps a more literal use of this trope occurs after the bombing in the first scene where we here the ringing in lead character Theo's ears, which is a recurring motif for the first act of the film.
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Source Music / int_bfb483af	comment	In the Splatoon series, all of the music is played by in-universe bands, with Word of God confirming that the entire soundtrack is being heard by the characters as well as the players. For example, the explanation for the single-player music is that your character is picking up Octarian songs on their radio, while the music during Splatfests is being performed live by the hosts. This trope especially comes into play during the final boss fights across the series, as your Mission Control always includes some musicians or singers who actively start playing one of their songs to invoke a Theme Song Power Up.
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Source Music / int_c021631	comment	The China Syndrome is notable for having only diegetic music. The soundtrack for the movie was disliked and scrapped. In fact, when 1000 copies of Michael Small's original score was released in 2009, it sold out within 24 hours.
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Source Music / int_c0b9fa2a	comment	Death Proof: Jungle Julia calls a radio station to request a song.
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Source Music / int_c1ec10c7	comment	In the 2017 remake of Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap, the shop music comes from a small radio within the shop itself.
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Source Music / int_c211d8bf	comment	Star Trek Beyond applies this concept to the Beastie Boys song "Sabotage" and weaponises it.
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Source Music / int_c2463c55	comment	Most arrangements of "The Hymn of the Fayth" in Final Fantasy X are ostensibly source music, sung by the Fayth themselves or by unseen monks.
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Source Music / int_c35ec21c	comment	Super Mario Odyssey has a few instances of this. In addition to jukeboxes playing music that Mario will dance to if he stands near them, in Metro Kingdom, Pauline (with Mario's help) puts together a band to play music at a festival which is actually a level, during which "Jump Up, Super Star!" is the musical accompaniment to Mario's athletics. At the game's end in the escape sequence after the Final Boss, Pauline does it again by singing "Break Free! (Lead the Way)", a song in part about breaking blocks and escaping, as Mario breaks blocks and escapes.
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Source Music / int_c3e7ab30	comment	The Nightclub music in Perfect Dark Zero, which grinds to a halt when you pull the fire alarm.
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Source Music / int_c62b7382	comment	Gloomwood: The only music in the game comes from the phonographs and the music box, which is useful because it helps the player locate them.
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Source Music / int_c9fecd11	comment	The Bill does this all the time, but it's more pop music than anything plot-specific.
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Source Music / int_ca08598f	comment	The Wire, as a rule, only uses music that the characters are listening to and no other music, with the exception of one musical montage allowed per season.
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Source Music / int_ca5d97f1	comment	In the first season finale for Monty Python's Flying Circus, snippets of Percy Faith's "Theme from A Summer Place" was used during the Intermission title cards.
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Source Music / int_ca92edf1	comment	Call of Duty: Black Ops has the first half of the level "Crash Site", in which the player goes to town on Viet Cong with a PT boat while Sympathy for the Devil plays on the boat's radio. There's also minor examples bookending "S.O.G.", with the helicopter delivering Mason and Hudson at the start and the one delivering Bowman at the end both playing Fortunate Son over their radios. Black Ops II continues this midway through the level "Karma", where the player finds the high-value individual they're searching for in the middle of a totally-packed dance floor, music blaring even after the floor's been cleared and the player and armed mercs start shooting at each other.
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Source Music / int_cb6abef3	comment	Then in The Avengers, he overrides the S.H.I.E.L.D. jet's PA system to blare AC/DC as he swoops in to take on Loki.
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Source Music / int_cb802e97	comment	Macross 7 was unique in that it had no score, just a guy who really, really, really likes to sing and play the guitar and quite often broadcast it over the entire battlefield. Incidentally, this made all the music of Macross 7 diegetic. Any other instances of music was clearly being played from a radio, such as Sharon Apple's music from Mylene's car radio.
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Source Music / int_cf10c600	comment	In TRON: Legacy, Daft Punk (who scored the film to start with) are DJs inside the End of Line Club. Come the fight scene, they look at each other, nod, and switch to a way more intense track.
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Source Music / int_d1773aee	comment	The War to End All Wars â€“ The Movie: A museum employee in the epilogue is shown listening to "The Red Baron" from Sabaton's previous album The Great War on his headphones.
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Source Music / int_d29994ae	comment	In Live A Live's Old West chapter, the saloon BGM is actually played by the three musicians Sancho, Delos and Poncho. You can notice it by sending one of them outside to set a trap: the instrument they're playing will then be inaudible for the time they are not around.
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Source Music / int_d3634dbb	comment	Much of the music in Casablanca is played on a piano by the character Sam, or by the nightclub's band. However, there is still some non-diegetic music and the occasional Diegetic Switch.
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Source Music / int_d461f757	comment	Battlestar Galactica had this in the season finale for season 3, where "All Along The Watchtower" is playing through the Galactica. Turns out that only the four Cylons still on board can hear it, and in the series finale, the song is the key to getting to Earth.
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Source Music / int_d5166b44	comment	In Halo 3, the song "Under Cover of Night" from the first game is played on a radio in the multiplayer level "High Ground".
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Source Music / int_d7243b62	comment	In Der Rosenkavalier, the Baron hires a small orchestra to play Tafelmusik to entertain him during his courting of "Mariandel," which ends disastrously for him. As the Baron departs in disgrace, payment is demanded for the musicians.
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Source Music / int_da72f901	comment	Any point in Jackie Brown when someone is in their car, a song is likely to be playing on the radio.
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Source Music / int_db28cf47	comment	In World's End, during intermission after episode 7-2 Reynold is seen performing the drum-based music playing in background.
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Source Music / int_db49df80	comment	In Oldboy (2003) the main character's phone rings with a digitized version of the song "Cries and Whispers" which plays occasionally in a non-diegetic fashion during the film.
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Source Music / int_dc25de3f	comment	Like most Valve games, Portal's soundtrack tends to be very atmospheric and minimalistic, but the first sound in the game is a cheerful samba version of the game's theme song, "Still Alive," coming from a radio in the cell you start the game in. The same music is used later, coming from a very oddly-located second radio, as you navigate a level full of deadly turrets. Alternatively serves as a Theme Music Power-Up for some players, calming them down so they can finish the first "scary" level of Portal. Super effective if they already know the song.
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Source Music / int_e253aa98	comment	Played with in The Cocoanuts; due to Executive Meddling, an orchestra was hired to be in the lobby to justify where the background music throughout the film was coming from. In the final cut, they are only clearly visible in the party scene... and it was all for nothing as the audience didn't care anyway.
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Source Music / int_e293455a	comment	Source music on Buffy the Vampire Slayer was often in the form of bands playing at The Bronze. It occasionally bleeds into subsequent scenes, too. In "Sleeper", guest-artist Aimee Mann and her band kick up the volume during a violent encounter between Spike and another vampire in the Bronze's loft. Later, as the band leaves the stage, Mann mutters, "Man, I hate playing vampire towns."
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Source Music / int_e5aa8437	comment	Level 1-9 in Nitemare 3D had a scripted sequence where your weapon would jam, and the only way to deal with the enemies in the room is to turn on a conveniently placed radio, which makes them dance out of the way of the door you need to open. The radio cuts out after a few seconds and they return to normal. But if you like, you can turn around once your weapon is available again, shoot them, and turn the radio back on, at which point it continues playing until the end of the level.
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Source Music / int_e5d56916	comment	Croc 2: In the opening cutscene, the Inventor Gobbo is listening to the series theme tune on his radio and humming along. The theme tune on the title screen is an acoustic remix which is being played by the Gobbos on the screen, who are enjoying a vacation on the beach.
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Source Music / int_e9ec19e1	comment	An early sign that Spec Ops: The Line is going a different route than the usual military shooter is when Delta fights their way through a building with Deep Purple's "Hush" blaring over jury-rigged speakers. Throughout the game, the Radioman taunts Delta with music through their earpieces, such as playing (and badly singing along to) "Dies Irae" while they're being fired upon by an attack helicopter.
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Source Music / int_ea6c8b2a	comment	In Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers, the Yorigami Sisters' leitmotif is named "Tonight Stars an Easygoing Egotist (Live ver.) ~ Egoistic Flowers". Yes, the "(Live ver.)" is part of the song name in-game. When you fight them, it happens in a concert stage, and the musicians can be seen playing in the background. In some parts of the song, you can even hear the crowds cheering. There's a remix of the song in the official soundtrack, this time not the live version.
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Source Music / int_eb85cc4e	comment	In American Psycho, Patrick plays Hip To Be Square by Huey Lewis and the News while he murders Paul with an axe.
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Source Music / int_f27404a0	comment	In The Conduit, there is an elevator in an enemy base with very suitable elevator music coming out the speakers.
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Source Music / int_f2db392d	comment	In Prey, you have to acquire a voice sample of one of an NPC to unlock a door. One way of doing so is listening to a recording of their music, which is played over the speakers of the club on the space station. Too bad that the Typhon can hear it, too...
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Source Music / int_f6f3b4ad	comment	In Ultimate Admiral: Age of Sail during land and amphibious battles, some infantry units have a fifes and drums band that will play marching music to keep the troops in step, and you can hear it if you zoom in far enough. It's even period and country appropriate; British soldiers will play "The British Grenadiers" and US troops will play "Yankee Doodle".
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Source Music / int_fc2286f5	comment	The music of A Normal Lost Phone comes from Sam's playlist, which you can change in the music app as you investigate the phone's contents.
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Sweet Country / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Cocoanuts / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Day of the Jackal / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Miracle Of Our Lady Of Fatima / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Shadow / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
They Shoot Horses, Don't They? / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Things Change / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Underworld (2003) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Walkabout / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Werewolf by Night (2022) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Splatoon (Franchise) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The King of Fighters (Franchise) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Putin-P (Music) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Stupendium (Music) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Tom Jones (Music) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Friends at the Table (Podcast) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Monster Hunters (Podcast) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
CDT Adventure (Roleplay) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
A Touch of Cloth / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Andor / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Deutschland 83 / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Flower Boy Ramyun Shop / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Helix / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Please Like Me / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Julekalender / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Glass Menagerie (Theatre) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Lightning Thief (Theatre) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
A Normal Lost Phone (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Art of Fighting (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Card City Nights (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Chrono Cross (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Coffee Talk (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Croc (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Dark Deception (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Dead Space 3 (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
.flow (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Final Fantasy Legend II (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Final Fantasy VI (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Gloomwood (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Katana ZERO (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Kirby and the Forgotten Land (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Lies of P (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
LittleBigPlanet (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Monster Hunter: Rise (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Napple Tale: Arsia in Daydream (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Paint the Town Red (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Pathologic 2 (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
PokÃ©mon Black 2 and White 2 (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Power Instinct (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Prey (2017) (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
SaGa 2 (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Shin Megami Tensei II (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Splatoon 2 (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
SteamWorld Heist (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Super Mario Bros. Wonder (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Tadpole Treble (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Arama Archives (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Saboteur (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
World's End (Video Game) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time / Videogame / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Rainbow Rocks Shorts (Web Animation) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Mystery Skulls Animated (Web Animation) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Friendship is Witchcraft (Web Video) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Hellsing Ultimate Abridged (Web Video) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Stan Frederick (Web Video) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
A Goofy Movie / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
An Extremely Goofy Movie / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Barbie & The Diamond Castle / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Betty Boop's Hollywood Mystery / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Lilo & Stitch / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (2023) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
101 Dalmatian Street / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
101 Dalmatians / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Rose Petal Place / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Bad Guys / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The Bad Guys (2022) / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
The War to End All Wars – The Movie / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Zootopia / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
Rio Bravo / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Friendship Games / int_1ebbebc5	type	Source Music

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