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In 2018, that's almost a comforting thought. For the Damaged Coda - Evil Mortys Theme L+R hands + MIDI. Also, it's a good meme! It's not only fun because it allows people to highlight fiery devastation in slow-motion and black and white, but because it connects to our inner conspiracy theorist, certain that the source of our problems-from a sneaky blue shell in Mario Kart to an inconstant fiancé-is the work of a shadowy figure pulling all the strings. On Reddit, r/MemeEconomy is split about whether to invest in 'For the Damaged Coda', but naysayers should think twice before shorting Rick and Morty's explosive fan base. The melody was based on Chopin's 'Nocturne in F Minor, Op. Not exactly my scene, but decent band nonetheless. Now that feeling is encapsulated in 15 seconds of an 18-year-old indie rock song. So, the original evil Morty song was 'For the Damaged Coda' by a band called Blonde Redhead.

Origin 'For the Damaged Coda' was released by Blonde Redhead on the album Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons, which was released on June 6th, 2000. When fans realized what he was up to for the first time, it was like having the wool pulled from over their eyes, revealing the harsh realities of a cold and indifferent universe. 'For the Damaged Coda' is a song by indie rock band Blonde Redhead which came to prominence after it was used in an episode of Rick and Morty as the theme for the 'Evil Morty' character. He's willing to murder his allies as quickly as his enemies. 'For the Damaged Coda' punctuates scenes in which Evil Morty, the only true challenge to Rick's absurd intelligence, reveals small pieces of his master plan. Their appearance on Rick and Morty episodes Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind and The Ricklantis Mix-Up catapulted Blonde Redhead into the Billboard charts for the first time.

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