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The title text is just icing on the cake. A {{w|sampler (musical instrument)|sampler}} is an instrument frequently used in techno music that samples other sounds and plays them back, usually electronically altered. {{w|Remix|Remixing}} is a process, also often used in techno, of editing recorded music to get a different sound. Many classical pieces have had success as techno remixes. One example is Pachelbel's Canon in D major, referred to in the title text of [[339: Classic]].
 
The title text is just icing on the cake. A {{w|sampler (musical instrument)|sampler}} is an instrument frequently used in techno music that samples other sounds and plays them back, usually electronically altered. {{w|Remix|Remixing}} is a process, also often used in techno, of editing recorded music to get a different sound. Many classical pieces have had success as techno remixes. One example is Pachelbel's Canon in D major, referred to in the title text of [[339: Classic]].
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Techno music is the subject of [[411: Techno]] and is also referenced in [[740: The Tell-Tale Beat]].
 
  
 
Three of the old people in the line look very similar to the old people in [[572: Together]]. In the very next comic [[587: Crime Scene]] a man is again shown with hair only around the side of his head.
 
Three of the old people in the line look very similar to the old people in [[572: Together]]. In the very next comic [[587: Crime Scene]] a man is again shown with hair only around the side of his head.

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