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== Switchfoot contain examples of the following tropes: == |
== Switchfoot contain examples of the following tropes: == |
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* [[Album Title Drop]]: ''Nothing Is Sound'' is the only album not to have a title track on a Switchfoot album. Instead it's a line repeated in "Happy Is A Yuppie Word". [[Anvilicious|Seven times very loudly, if the first time didn't suffice.]] |
* [[Album Title Drop]]: ''Nothing Is Sound'' is the only album not to have a title track on a Switchfoot album. Instead it's a line repeated in "Happy Is A Yuppie Word". [[Anvilicious|Seven times very loudly, if the first time didn't suffice.]] |
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* [[All Just a Dream]]: "Faust, Midas, and Myself" from ''Oh! Gravity.'' Jon [[Lampshade Hanging|hangs a lampshade]] on the first line of the song. |
* [[All Just a Dream]]: "Faust, Midas, and Myself" from ''Oh! Gravity.'' Jon [[Lampshade Hanging|hangs a lampshade]] on the first line of the song. <ref>Of course, that's before you find out that the song is about [[Inception|dream within a dream within another dream.]]</ref> |
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* [[Chewing the Scenery]]: Jon on ''Oh! Gravity,'' which might have led to some of the lukewarm reception for the album. Just listen to the title track or "Amateur Lovers". Oh, dear sweet whoever you happen to pray to, "Amateur Lovers"... |
* [[Chewing the Scenery]]: Jon on ''Oh! Gravity,'' which might have led to some of the lukewarm reception for the album. Just listen to the title track or "Amateur Lovers". Oh, dear sweet whoever you happen to pray to, "Amateur Lovers"... |
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* [[Christian Rock]]: Though not a blatant example. |
* [[Christian Rock]]: Though not a blatant example. |
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