Crossword clues for ratatat
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- "The Public Enemy" sound effect
- Drumroll start
- Drum roll
- Woodpecker sound
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- Rapid fire sound
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- Gangster-film sound
- Gangster movie series
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- Fusillade report
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- "The Untouchables" sound effect
- ''The Public Enemy'' sound effect
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- Rapper's sound
- Machine gun noise
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- Battle report?
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- Sound made by a rapper
- Sound of a woodpecker pecking
- War movie sound effect
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- Knock noise
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- Snare drum sound
- Report of a sort
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- Military beat
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- Automatic sound
- Relative of knock-knock
- Sound on a drum or door
- Imitative knocking sound
- Tapping sound
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Wikipedia
Ratatat (pronounced ) is a Brooklyn-based electronic rock duo consisting of Mike Stroud ( guitar, melodica, synthesizers, percussion) and producer Evan Mast ( bass, synthesizers, percussion).
Ratatat is the self-titled debut album from the Brooklyn-based electronic duo of the same name. It was recorded between July 2001 and May 2003 in bassist Evan Mast's Crown Heights, Brooklyn apartment and mixed in June 2003 before its release on April 20, 2004.
The album is essentially instrumental, although it has occasional voice excerpts (referred to in the liner notes as "spoken interludes") by local MC and rapper Young Churf. The track "Spanish Armada" contains a French horn played by Michal Emanovsky. Other tracks of note are "Germany to Germany", later released as a single; and "Cherry", an homage to Ratatat's original name.
The most well known song on the album is "Seventeen Years". It was featured in a television advertisement titled "Accessorize" for the Hummer H2 in 2004, in the British television show Soccer AM as the original background music for The Crossbar Challenge segment, and in Level One Productions's ski movie Shanghai Six. It was also played during Rob's party in the 2008 monster movie Cloverfield. The song "Bustelo" was used in several Jaguar commercials in mid-2006.