Geir Zahl: Difference between revisions

* [[Alter Ego Acting]]: Type 3. Always uncomfortable as a frontman in Zahl, for Uncle Deadly he devised a fictional personality based partly on himself that he would assume on-stage.

* [[Animated Music Video]]: "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hqM8oHfY-8 Sneakin' Up]" features instances of 3D animation.

* [[Award Bait Song]]: "Fortapt", an original composition for the soundtrack for ''Mannen som elsket Yngve'', has shades of this.

* [[Awesome McCoolname]] / [[Stage Names]]: Geir/Gary "Hellraizer" Kaizer.

* [[Scary Musician, Harmless Music]]: Upon first glance, you may not expect an album by the artist "Uncle Deadly" bearing [http://www.abcnyheter.no/files/images/2010-05/1265366013UnclDeadlyCvr.jpg this cover art] to be an album of mostly harmless Americana. The publicity photographs and aforementioned [[Black Sheep Hit]] "Sneakin' Up" (and the accompanying music video) don't help in this regard either.

* [[Self-Deprecation]]: Claims Kaizers is the only band in which his distinctive guitar style (in his own words, "social anti-guitar") fits in.

** "Songs About God" was written about the ending of ''[[The Deer Hunter]]''.

** The very name "Uncle Deadly" is a reference to the character from [[The Muppets]]; Zahl claimed to have been intrigued by the duality of the name.