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*Ironically, the reverb version got introduced first. | *Ironically, the reverb version got introduced first. | ||
**"[[A Day Without Tears]]" is the only episode to use this version. | **"[[A Day Without Tears]]" is the only episode to use this version. | ||
***Ironically, this episode doesn’t use the Dry version at all | ***Ironically, this episode doesn’t use the Dry version at all. | ||
*In [[Season 8|seasons 8]] and [[Season 13|13]], this track was only used as title card music. | *In [[Season 8|seasons 8]] and [[Season 13|13]], this track was only used as title card music. | ||
*This track, alongside [[Rip Tide]] and [[Ripped Hide]], only play in the first half of season 8 for whatever reason. | *This track, alongside [[Rip Tide]] and [[Ripped Hide]], only play in the first half of season 8 for whatever reason. | ||
Revision as of 08:25, 15 August 2024
Template:NC Template:Infobox OM "Coconut Cream Pie" is a Hawaiian track composed by Nicolas Carr, Sage Guyton, and Jeremy Wakefield. The instruments being played in this piece include the ukulele, bass, and steel guitar. Outside of title cards, it is mostly used in endings of episodes. The version always used (except in "A Day Without Tears") in episodes without reverb is named "Coconut Cream Pie Dry Mix."
The ukulele is played by Sage Guyton. The bass and reverb to the track is played and edited by Nicolas Carr and the steel guitar is played by Jeremy Wakefield.
Usage
Coconut Cream Pie [Reverb]
Coconut Cream Pie [Dry Mix]
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Trivia
- Ironically, the reverb version got introduced first.
- "A Day Without Tears" is the only episode to use this version.
- Ironically, this episode doesn’t use the Dry version at all.
- "A Day Without Tears" is the only episode to use this version.
- In seasons 8 and 13, this track was only used as title card music.
- This track, alongside Rip Tide and Ripped Hide, only play in the first half of season 8 for whatever reason.
- This track and the latter only play in the first half of season 9 as well.